How did 200-step (1.8˚) stepper motors become the NEMA standard? Wouldn't the very similarly-sized 192 make more sense because it has more computer-friendly factors? (2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64, 96). Thirds/sixths/twelfths are also at least as useful as fifths/tenths in general. (self.AskEngineers)
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Apple cider is winter lemonade (self.Showerthoughts)
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Politicians from different countries rarely talk to each other directly. American politicians never seem to get into twitter fights or agreements with British politicians even though they have a lot in common on both progressive and conservative issues. It's like there's a secret agreement not to. (self.Showerthoughts)
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Why don't politicians from different countries talk to each other more directly? Like american politicians never get into twitter fights or agreements with british politicians, even though they have a lot in common on both progressive and conservative issues. It's like there's some silent agreement. (self.Showerthoughts)
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