"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Respond to the gentleman's assertion, Bob - show that you know the
difference between a transistor and a thyristor.

Why, Wally? I never said that I was an electronics expert.

Bob, I'm really dissappointed. You are an expert on everything else.

Are you saying that you know nothing about electronics?




I only proved Marty
wrong about the power adapter,

Well....??? NO You didn't.


and he's trying to twist the thread into a new
topic. I'm not biting.

Yes you are!


And so he's exposed just like Mooron who never knew grinders could be
variable
speed, who never heard of using sandpaper on gelcoat, who never heard that
B&D
used to make pro tools...and so it goes.
It's got to be truly frustrating when all of you still can't prove a
single
point. Note that I posted links and even gave a page number for This Old
Boat
to expose poor Mooron.

We still haven't seen a photo of your 11 y/o variable speed B&D grinder.


It's that easy against the likes of all of you! Enjoy your Ryobi's!



Regards


Donal
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Bob, I'm really dissappointed. You are an expert on everything else.

Are you saying that you know nothing about electronics?


I'm have a VERY basic understanding of electronics, enough to install stuff on
my boat or in a car, but that's about it.
Sorry! Are you an expert in electronics?

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

| I'm have a VERY basic understanding of electronics, enough to install
stuff on
| my boat or in a car, but that's about it.

Basic enough to assume Router Bits have motors????!!!

I mean Really!! How friggin' basic is that assumption!?

CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Bob, I'm really dissappointed. You are an expert on everything else.

Are you saying that you know nothing about electronics?


I'm have a VERY basic understanding of electronics, enough to install
stuff on
my boat or in a car, but that's about it.

Uh ... Ok ... you know as much about electronics as you do about boat
polishers??

Wally seems to be wearing a stout pair of boots. I'm glad that he's not
kicking my arse. How does it feel?


Sorry! Are you an expert in electronics?

V=IR!


Impressed, huh?


Regards


Donal
--

Donal wrote:



Sorry! Are you an expert in electronics?


V/I=R!


Impressed, huh?

Donal wrote:




V=IR!



We who 'do' electronics for a living tend to use 'E' rather
than 'V', P=(I**2)R for example. I think the physics boys
like 'V', is that right Jonathon?

Cheers
Marty