Kusojiji
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What's the problem with lithium left at full charge?
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Wife had the chicken parm sub, and I had the pizza sub. They weren't dripping, but they were oily. I put that down as the nature of the method.
Perhaps yours all all from former Oil Industry workers?
All the way back to Baltimore I tried to convince her. I even tried to get her to feel the lump on my head from the door, but she was done with me. She might have seen me talking to another girl before Adam decided he had lost his mind! That is what I got for wandering around and leaving her in our seats. She said, "nobody could do that to you" I told her you would be surprised what that much manpower can do.
Some beautiful girls are... not the brightest crayons in the box. But I wasn't with her for intelligent conversation.
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My wife carefully charges our phones to 75% before bed, saying it helps the batteries last longer. In the morning, she tops off whichever phone we’re using that day to 100%. I’ve never fully understood it, but I’ve never disagreed either. In all the years we’ve worked together, we’ve never had a battery fail. She’s not just a beautiful woman, but a smart one too.
I’ve mastered the mysteries of lead‑acid batteries and am well acquainted with Nickel‑Metal Hydride. But Lithium‑Ion? That’s an enigma wrapped in sorcery, I’m half convinced it runs on spells and moonlight!
Dripping is always a good sign, it took me straight back to Captain Harvey’s cheesesteak subs and fries, by the time I made it home, the brown bags had turned into delicious grease-stained trophies. And naturally, napkins were the real heroes of the story!
Now I want a cheesesteak and fries.
I love this time of year, every day from the first Sunday of Advent to the Feast of the Epiphany is a Holy Day, at least to me they are. So, Happy Holydays! (Holidays)
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They don't react well to being stored for extended periods fully charged. Most laptop manufacturers recommend storing at 60%-80% charge.
shortwrench
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Some scenes from the layout.
santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
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troyphoto
Snarky Old Fart (in training)
Well howdy there internet peeps and those with UPSs of either variety.
Went to Penn Station for lunch, then had left overs of my sandwich from the italian place from Friday.
Had a chuckle. I posted that pic of our ceramic Xmas tree, and one of my sisters asked witch of our grandmothers painted it.
Neither, I said. My sweetie did!
Spent the afternoon gluing down foam with the Locktite Project Foam adhesive. Got the upper level about 1/4 done. My goal is to get a continuous run of track and roadbed in place by Jan 1. That's ambitious. Might be after that. We'll see.
In between waiting on the adhesive to dry I worked on reading and editing the book. It goes to the editor in a week. I need to have it tweeked out by then.
Went to Penn Station for lunch, then had left overs of my sandwich from the italian place from Friday.
Had a chuckle. I posted that pic of our ceramic Xmas tree, and one of my sisters asked witch of our grandmothers painted it.
Neither, I said. My sweetie did!
Spent the afternoon gluing down foam with the Locktite Project Foam adhesive. Got the upper level about 1/4 done. My goal is to get a continuous run of track and roadbed in place by Jan 1. That's ambitious. Might be after that. We'll see.
In between waiting on the adhesive to dry I worked on reading and editing the book. It goes to the editor in a week. I need to have it tweeked out by then.
Bill Tidler Jr.
Retired N&W/NS Signalman
troyphoto
Snarky Old Fart (in training)
They squirt a lot of oil on the grill when cooking.
Wife had the chicken parm sub, and I had the pizza sub. They weren't dripping, but they were oily. I put that down as the nature of the method.
Perhaps yours all all from former Oil Industry workers?
Kusojiji
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Ah yeah, I had forgotten about that. In reality, lithium doesn't last either as my laptop can attest to, so may as well go with the SLA stuff. Clearer now.
Bruette
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I didn't have a mark on me. I kept them busy trying to hold my arms and legs. They carried me parallel to the floor, even grabbing me where they shouldn't have! They opened one door with my head.
All the way back to Baltimore I tried to convince her. I even tried to get her to feel the lump on my head from the door, but she was done with me. She might have seen me talking to another girl before Adam decided he had lost his mind! That is what I got for wandering around and leaving her in our seats. She said, "nobody could do that to you" I told her you would be surprised what that much manpower can do.
Some beautiful girls are... not the brightest crayons in the box. But I wasn't with her for intelligent conversation.
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Bruette
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Why Lead-Acid Batteries Are Still a Popular Choice for UPS
This article explores why lead-acid batteries continue to be widely used in UPS systems, examining their key advantages, performance......
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Kusojiji
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Thanks! interesting read.Why Lead-Acid Batteries Are Still a Popular Choice for UPS
This article explores why lead-acid batteries continue to be widely used in UPS systems, examining their key advantages, performance......
chadbag
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That’s why they’re good (though I’ve never been to that establishment — we don’t have them here).
Bruette
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That makes sense!
My wife carefully charges our phones to 75% before bed, saying it helps the batteries last longer. In the morning, she tops off whichever phone we’re using that day to 100%. I’ve never fully understood it, but I’ve never disagreed either. In all the years we’ve worked together, we’ve never had a battery fail. She’s not just a beautiful woman, but a smart one too.
I’ve mastered the mysteries of lead‑acid batteries and am well acquainted with Nickel‑Metal Hydride. But Lithium‑Ion? That’s an enigma wrapped in sorcery, I’m half convinced it runs on spells and moonlight!
Bruette
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That is what I was thinking, and I've never been there either.
Dripping is always a good sign, it took me straight back to Captain Harvey’s cheesesteak subs and fries, by the time I made it home, the brown bags had turned into delicious grease-stained trophies. And naturally, napkins were the real heroes of the story!
Now I want a cheesesteak and fries.
Bruette
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Merry Christmas, my friend!
I love this time of year, every day from the first Sunday of Advent to the Feast of the Epiphany is a Holy Day, at least to me they are. So, Happy Holydays! (Holidays)
Holiday = Holy Day: The word holiday comes from the Old English haligdæg, meaning “holy day.”
God Bless us Everyone!
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