Another potential issue is the possibility of overloading a circuit if these are used incorrectly. Basically, having enough load on the same circuit as too many of these panels would cause over current that is not seen by the upstream breaker. That's probably an unlikely circumstance but something to be aware of and to design controls to prevent.
You are correct. Excess current could exist in portions of the circuit but never be seen by the breaker, therefore the breaker could not protect against it.
I wouldn't even open it at that point. I wouldn't trust anything they claim to have. If they have a legit warrant, then they'll have to find their own way in.
If you are only detained, the officer can pay down the outside of your clothing to check for weapons if there is reason to believe you may be armed. They cannot search you without your consent unless it is incident to lawful arrest. Regardless of the situation, the correct thing to do is to state that you do not consent to any searches or seizures. If they officer actually has the authority to search you, they will. If they search you unlawfully, anything they find is subject to suppression in court.
Deny them consent to search, but do not physically resist if they do. And do not answer questions without a lawyer.
These headlines with a snippet of an unattributed quote mashed together with an actual headline are starting to rival "X person DESTROYS Y person by saying Z" for the most aggravating writing style.
I'm not exactly a helicopter guy, but I think that might have been what they call settling woth power. Vortecies on the rotor kill the lift when you decend through your own rotor wash.
Interesting that all the cosponsors are Republicans. The midterms have them quaking in their boots.
I agree. Clouds are my preferred form of overcurrent protection.
Another potential issue is the possibility of overloading a circuit if these are used incorrectly. Basically, having enough load on the same circuit as too many of these panels would cause over current that is not seen by the upstream breaker. That's probably an unlikely circumstance but something to be aware of and to design controls to prevent.
The most impressive cake I've seen yet.
Vance couldn't reach an agreement, but he was able to reach a climax.
That's a lot of down votes for someone who is right.
You are correct. Excess current could exist in portions of the circuit but never be seen by the breaker, therefore the breaker could not protect against it.
I wouldn't even open it at that point. I wouldn't trust anything they claim to have. If they have a legit warrant, then they'll have to find their own way in.
She should just Pokemon-Go-fuck-off
If you are only detained, the officer can pay down the outside of your clothing to check for weapons if there is reason to believe you may be armed. They cannot search you without your consent unless it is incident to lawful arrest. Regardless of the situation, the correct thing to do is to state that you do not consent to any searches or seizures. If they officer actually has the authority to search you, they will. If they search you unlawfully, anything they find is subject to suppression in court.
Deny them consent to search, but do not physically resist if they do. And do not answer questions without a lawyer.
Well said
Is that Patton Oswalt?
They're doing the same thing with emails from the VA. Not even trying to be subtle.
These headlines with a snippet of an unattributed quote mashed together with an actual headline are starting to rival "X person DESTROYS Y person by saying Z" for the most aggravating writing style.
The guy in the tweet has a great youtube channel under the same name.
Seven?
Was that the only thing he did that made him ass?
I'm not exactly a helicopter guy, but I think that might have been what they call settling woth power. Vortecies on the rotor kill the lift when you decend through your own rotor wash.
Rick Scott of course knows this already, but I'm sure some of his constituents swallowed the lie hook, line, and sinker.
Also, does Scott think we shouldn't demonize other forms of insider trader? Seems like the country has cared about that for quite a while.