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The fact that there's any drama at all over MKBHD's video title is....pathetic.
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14 minutes ago, dizmo said:
Haha yeah. If you put out a bad product you should expect bad reviews
Yep.
Every shit points on a product should be called as is, as well as every good points.
The company behind the pin might have a hand in making some peoples shitting on MKBHD review.
The one on-board probably try to gain more traction for themselves by bashing a big tuber too.
As for the pin itself :
Would be fun watching people who uses that pin to call someone in a crowded place.
Either you say the name out loud, or you "press" digital buttons slowly, which makes people behind ya can see every damn thing.
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Anyone have reasons not to move to the UK?
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20 hours ago, Average Nerd said:
I'm european.
Ah - that's why I was confused. Dizmo is Canadian, so the comment made zero sense in the context of the post.
20 hours ago, Average Nerd said:UK outlets (230V x 13A = 2,99kW) are lower wattage than mainland european outlets (230V x 16A = 3,68kW).
The UK has lower wattage outlets than my home country.
That's what I meant.
Fair enough. It's a pretty small difference though all things considered. If you need more than 3kW on a single residential outlet, you should be using a dedicated or high amp circuit. Us North Americans are stuck with ~1500W at the outlet for a standard residential circuit.
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4 minutes ago, dalekphalm said:
If you need more than 3kW on a single residential outlet, you should be using a dedicated or high amp circuit.
I'm probably going to talk to an electrician about swapping the B16 breaker I'm on for a C16, which takes longer to blow and will have a better chance with the inrush currents I cause.
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On 4/11/2024 at 12:25 PM, Average Nerd said:
I'm probably going to talk to an electrician about swapping the B16 breaker I'm on for a C16, which takes longer to blow and will have a better chance with the inrush currents I cause.
Is this on your residential circuit at home? What kind of equipment are you using where you're having an inrush problem?
I'm not familiar enough with other standards to give much of an opinion here other than talk to an electrician about the problem you're having and ask their advice on the proper, safe, and to code way to solve it.