Accurate and repeatable motion systems.

Born too late to say that semiconductors are the thing for me, but the use has made closed loop control systems viable. Along with stepper, servo, and now new to me piezoelectric motors and linear stages.

An XR not an XL?

Unless they’re priced by if they have built in ads or not, it’s useless.

If you liked that class, you’d love autocross. In the us there’s SCCA (sports car club of America) that put on “solo” events. What’s more commonly known as autocross.

Sawzall works better anyways.

Where would you be routing them?

A ton of underpaid exploited workers.

Forgot the water (bong)

For a medical procedure in America? Nope that’s well within the ballpark.

There, you’re out.

That’s a lot of bandwidth, but it sounds like a good idea.

And there’s coffee in the iv bag, and donuts around the hose

Lead acid is actually closer to 2v/cell. Car batteries are 6 cells in series.

They are required to keep it full, my guess is they know that refilling cost that.

Now that’s a man in orange that deserves to be on the cover.

And maybe twist if you have the time…

Missing the post script where they plead for you to mark their post as the solution.

Peers? No they are near the same distance away from their owners than they are above the normal people. No way does that make the owners peers.

Other than that leaves a huge market for SAE spec bolts for use in maintaining the already imperial equipment. As it’s more cost effective to repair up to a point. So some company WILL produce those bolts.

Which is why we’re here with both types of units, and why it’ll be 100+yrs before imperial actually dies.

Maybe a decade of decades. But it’ll eventually get there.

There’s too much infrastructure based on even units in imperial that would “turn into” a partial digit if forced to stay the same.

Example. 1/2"wrench would be the same as a 12.7mm wrench. And a 1/2-13 bolt would be a M12.7x1.9532 bolt.

That stupid conversion makes no sense, so we just use both. Eventually as we replace imperial infrastructure with metric, we’ll use more and more metric, and less imperial. Until eventually it’s all metric. Though a common structural lumber will likely still be called a “2 by 4” even though it’s measurements would theoretically be 35mm X 85mm. And nobody will remember why.

It’s for those really long cartridges. Like a 50BMG.