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Mike(NEOhio)
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Thanks for posting this, Guido. Most people never see what goes in to developing a new technology. My last few years at my job I was involved in a project to develop welding procedures for high strength pipeline steel. I got to see a small sliver of the oil industry and the effort that goes in to a project twenty to thirty years ahead of its general use.
THANKS, Guido.
I printed out the info. from XEROX.
I wish the younger operator of a brand new "fruit" grading equipment at my customer's location had the time to read the article. Lots of new technology, computer stuff, and most importantly, INVERTERS.
We older "old iron" guys are capable of troubleshooting most of the equipment, however, we do not have the necessary experience with custom software, yet.
1 yr. warranty will expire next year.
John,PA
I printed out the info. from XEROX.
I wish the younger operator of a brand new "fruit" grading equipment at my customer's location had the time to read the article. Lots of new technology, computer stuff, and most importantly, INVERTERS.
We older "old iron" guys are capable of troubleshooting most of the equipment, however, we do not have the necessary experience with custom software, yet.
1 yr. warranty will expire next year.
John,PA
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guido
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Hello john,pa
My son past the article on, he thought it was interesting. I heve seen batteries give out, and after a rest jump back to life, just like the article stated. I would spend my day typing trying to get across some of the basics. Havd been using-playng with recgargebles since they first came out. Oops now I'm shoing my age.
My son happens to work for xerox....
Guido.
My son past the article on, he thought it was interesting. I heve seen batteries give out, and after a rest jump back to life, just like the article stated. I would spend my day typing trying to get across some of the basics. Havd been using-playng with recgargebles since they first came out. Oops now I'm shoing my age.
My son happens to work for xerox....
Guido.
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guido
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Hello Mike(NEOhio)
You are right! I used to tell my students that the difference between the possible and the impossible, was the time that it takes to do it! It always amazed me how cheap a gallon of gasoline is. These youngsters pay more for a gallon of water. I was at Mobil for 23+ years, I know what it takes to get that gallon to the station. My son passed the link to me, glade you liked it. Zerox is the parent company were he works,
Guido.
You are right! I used to tell my students that the difference between the possible and the impossible, was the time that it takes to do it! It always amazed me how cheap a gallon of gasoline is. These youngsters pay more for a gallon of water. I was at Mobil for 23+ years, I know what it takes to get that gallon to the station. My son passed the link to me, glade you liked it. Zerox is the parent company were he works,
Guido.
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