Why are motors not current limited?

Apr 21, 2018 265 Replies

I've never had the garage say no, they just get upset. And it's always been clear it's due to their lack of profit.

I'm not stupid, if the part fails, I'm not going to blame the garage. It's a 99% chance the part was s*it.

fully comp (it includes any damage to other cars and people, theft, fir= e, and repairing my own car even if it's my fault).

I assume required insurance means it only pays out for damage to a third= party? If so $300 is a bit high.

For me, it's usually the same price give or take =A320 to get full insur= ance. Sometimes it's actually cheaper to get full insurance than third = party, as the cheaper insurer doesn't do third party options.

But I do tend to lie about a few things like the value of the car, if it= 's kept in a locked garage, the miles I do per year, the accidents I've = ever had, the points on my license. Ok a lot of things.

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Statistics show that 25% of all women are on medication for mental illne= ss. That's scary! It means 75% are running around with no bloody medication= at all!!!

All I've seen is cars tend not to rust away so much. They still wear out mechanically at the same age. It's not in a manufacturer's best interests to make the car last well past the warranty, or the car costs more to make.

I detest borrowing money, even at 0%. And why don't you buy a car that's 3 years old? You still get some warranty, and it's still very reliable, but it's half the price.

Oh for goodness sake, just look at the prices of cars being sold with various mileages up to 130K. As you approach 130K, they're worth f*ck all.

Oh I could keep a car running forever if I wanted to, but why should I pay a fortune to maintain it when all the parts are on their last legs and I can just buy another one and scrap it?

I'm not referring to my own cars specifically.

What you need to remember is thatthe addition of a $0.50 "feature" in a device raises the selling price by about $5.

I see, so you admit that 99% of the parts you buy God knows where on the cheap and bring to the shop are s*it.

Is English not your first language?

They may show that, but if you measure them , they will not be anywhere near that. I am thinking that 120 volt plug in devices in the US are limiated to about 1300 watts or 13 amps. Not sure which or if that is even correct. That is the device rating, not the ammount of power at the socket.

About 1750 watts, actually.

120 X 15 is 1800 - works for short time if only device on the circuit.

Generally speaking very few devices over 1500 watts, but LOTS at 1500 That's just under 13 amps.

The state I live in requires that you carry the kind of insurance that pays the damage done to the other persons car of to the person if it is your fault. They have a minimum of so much for the property and so much for the injury to the people in the other car.

Usually around here it is often not enough if people are hirt badly or you cause multible cars to be involved.

I am thinking my insurance for that plus the other that I carry to repair my car and insurance if the other person does not have insurance or his is not enough runs about $ 2000 per year for 2 cars.

It's how much they use on average, which can be confirmed with a plug in energy meter.

I was once a child so I know everything about them.

That's a good way to get the disc to explode and throw bits into your flesh and eyes. Carry on!

So your hands are perfectly steady then?

Of course they are. They only allow dull knives, too (see: James Wilkinson Sword).

Yet you rank eagles higher than crows. Typical leftist hypocrisy.

Huma Abedin seems to be doing alright.

It has been my experience that buying a new car every 4 years averages out to $340/mo and buying a used car every 4 years averages out to $275/mo.

So for $65 more per month I drive brand new vehicles under warranty and don't have to worry about them breaking down a thousand miles from home.

I don't think of all children as evil, but I do think of all children as intelligent beings that can look after themselves and make their own decisions.

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