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Road trip and first look at high frequency light source (Patreon)

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2021-03-01 16:46:52
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Vinicius Miguel

The eifel was not far away from the way, should have stopped for a vegan pizza 😁

Jordi Cervera

You okay Mr Reps? That labored breathing on the last part of the video gave me a concern.

marcoreps
>>54676383

Oh don't worry I just got fat in the corona year. When my gym opens again maybe I can get stronk enough to lift that transformer :)

Peter Stevens

Wow, does it dim the neighbourhood lights when you turn it on? like angry neighbours, not angry pixies. :-)

marcoreps
>>54689543

haven't really powered anything just yet, but the inrush current spike of such a huge transformer (if not intentionally limited) would certainly be measurable a few blocks away :)

Mark S

Nice purchase! That turbomolecular pump looks soooo cute! Would you mind revealing how much you paid for all that? I have yet to buy a roughing pump and a bell jar for my vacuum chamber setup, which is just as well, since I'm moving *again*.

Mark S

BTW, the Autobahn there looks smooth as glass compared to some of the highways in the US which appear to have been subject to a bombing campaign.

marcoreps
>>54699648

234 EUR for the goods + roughly 300 EUR for the rental. In envy you, I wish I finally found a nice place to move to :\

Peter Stevens

Wow, I totally bought into that the Autobahn was absolutely perfect for driving. That is quite the roomer you Germans have going there. What? construction? nothing to see here :-)

Theodore W. Mathews IV

When I was there Nov 2019 we went around much of southern Germany and I think the only place we hit anything approaching bad road conditions was on the 7 going to Rothenburg ob der Tauber from the south. Inside of cities was another story entirely, but that was more akin to what most highways are like in the central US.

Normunds Gavars

With a little bit of heat shrink tubing that cable will be good as new. btw - do you have a regular household electrical connection or industrial? how many amps is it usually Germany?