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A slightly smaller one should also fit 🙂

Whilst taking down one of my 10W (real 10W) 12V floodlights to replace the COB LED device butter-fingers here dropped it from about 2m. Of course, it found the only rock within 1 light-year and the glass turned into a multi-piece jigsaw with no box lid picture 😞 So, not having a suitable piece of glass to hand I used some 3mm clear acrylic. The light works nicely. But! Just how long is this supposedly UV tolerant acrylic going to last in the Thai weather? Answers on a postcard to ...

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High-tide. It looks like the up and down is primarily tidal at present. We have to wait and see.

Do you still have the old battery? HomeDepot in the US (you'll need your VPN to access) has this info. Time to start trolling through all the battery offerings on Lazada etc. to find something of similar dimensions. I'd start in motorcycle batteries.

You know how the water goes out a really long way just before the tsunami hits ...

Early development video.

A clue.

Nah, his real name is Kate

For next time let's request he drives an Indian auto-rickshaw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UynXdNm1kac

Required reading before his next attempt https://www.thetuktukclub.com/2021/06/29/how-to-drive-a-tuk-tuk/

To quote Bugs Bunny - "what a maroon!".

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What's the actual scenario? DC or AC breakers? (or AC breakers on a DC source - naughty) Are the warnings from the manufacturer or on an internet forum? If you can remove the load there's little doubt that switching "cold" can improve the life of the contacts (particularly of DC breakers), but I doubt the occasional switch under load is going to do much harm (I'm assuming decent quality breakers here). The issue with DC is that the arc, which should be extinguished in a properly designed DC breaker, is maintained with the breaker "off", this is not a good thing.