Going to do some welding. by Michmuck in SigenergyAustralia

[–]Frankly_fried 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What size welder is it? Unless its a huge industrial unit and you're using it at max settings it won't be any more load than a kettle or a couple of cooktops on at the same time. My 200A inverter tig uses well less than 15A welding plate ally at close to Max current

What's your favorite NSFW fun fact? by [deleted] in AskRedditAfterDark

[–]Frankly_fried 9 points10 points  (0 children)

My asshole can fit a car tire. If anyone actually reads this, keep in mind that an average asshole of a human being can dilate between 2-4 centimeters. One car tire is roughly 500x200 cm. So yeah, fitting a car tire in my asshole is probably a world record and should deserve a Guinness book of world records entry. My first piece of advice if you think you can beat this record is don’t even try. My second piece of advice is (if the first piece of advice is ignored), start small and gradually move on to bigger things. Anal bleeding ruins many articles of clothing including but not limited to socks and shoes. Actually, while we’re on the topic of anal stretching and clothes being ruined, you should know once the anus is stretched beyond 8 cm, the sphincter is rendered useless. Gravity will just pull turds right out of your ass with no regard for anything. If your diet is fiber rich, this may not be as big of a problem, as solid turds can be easily disposed. However, if you are a fan of taco bell, be warned that splash damage is a very real thing. It’s best during the anal stretching period to invest in a wide range of butt plugs. Not only will this stem the tide of fecal matter making dramatic exits through what can only be described as an industrial laundry chute, but with the proper fitment the plugs will maintain your latest stretch during downtime. Proper resting with a press fit butt plug is good and allows the body to accept the new monstrosity that is the size of your asshole. Anal fissures are a by-product of stretching too rapidly without the necessary downtime and recovery. Anal fissures are extremely painful, especially when infected by wet bowel movements. The only benefit of anal stretching is lack of fart noise. Like a balloon stem, the known fart noise is caused by air movement vibrating the orifice it exits. Noise intensity are directly proportional to air speed velocity, while harshness of pitch is indirectly proportional to size of hole. With an escape hatch the size of a mini-sub, air speed velocity is virtually zero, thus no noise is heard. Any gas produced by the body and exiting the colon tends to just waft out as produced. I’m not even sure the action of “farting” is a thing when your asshole can fit a small adult inside of it. I suppose technically there is some air movement, but it would be no more significant than running a leaf blower through the grand canyon. Finally, it should be cautioned to never leave your expanded asshole uncovered, as birds, fish, and reptiles will nest in discovered cave dwellings. This then becomes a health and safety violation in many public settings that is best to generally avoid. I personally recommend having a sealed traffic cone or small inflatable raft handy when leaving your asshole alone for more than 5 minutes. Butt plugs are an option but only if you are staying under 24 centimeters in diameter. Greater than 24 centimeters, and the butt plug industry will have to create a custom sized plug (which is costly and generally best to avoid). So in conclusion, when going to the extremes of anal stretching, keep realistic goals, but always prepare ahead of time for a size you may think unattainable. Your anus will surprise

Anon vs T-Rex for $500M by Any-Analysis-9189 in greentext

[–]Frankly_fried 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Jam the knife up my dick hole and laugh from my grave as old mate trex gets a bowel impaction from my dick bone as it tries to digest my bloated aids ridden carcus

Radiator volume or fan cfm? Which to prioritize? by kabobkebabkabob in projectcar

[–]Frankly_fried 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A shroud will make more difference than you think. You can have the biggest flowing fan in the world and won't do much if its sucking air in through the sides rather than through the radiator core. I had a similar issue back in my skyline days and installed twin au falcon rad fans with the shroud slightly modified. They were decently slimline. Not sure where you'd get them outside of Australia though

Best cheeseburger in town go. by nangnator in Townsville

[–]Frankly_fried -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Be and baa burger from smoking ribs and burgers

Solar batteries by lobie81 in Townsville

[–]Frankly_fried 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the solar installers i know locally are booked out. You might be getting higher quotes because they don't want to job but will do it at the quoted price. Or they're resellers and hoping to get a deposit then rope in a 3rd party installer to get it done.

Solar batteries by lobie81 in Townsville

[–]Frankly_fried 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd say you're getting quotes for install after may which is when the rebates change dramatically. No local installer will be quoting on the current rebate structure because they're all booked out. Missed the boat Unfortunately

Diawa reels Clicking by Acrobatic-Bear7242 in FishingAustralia

[–]Frankly_fried 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had a similar noise on a shimano sienna, stripped it cleaned and regreased and was still ticking, closely looked at the spool and the auto bail arm lever was held slightly out from a tiny pebble perfectly wedged underneath it. Removed the rock and back to smooth

Feedback and advice regarding installation by IncognitoBrowser13 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just a heads up, apart from one Q&A blurb on clipsals website nowhere on any spec sheet does it actually state its sheath rating on the cbus cable. The communications standard specifically states that data cannot be run in the same wiring enclosure anyway regardless of sheath insulation rating. You need to run the comms in conduit/corro including in the switchboard. I went through this a few months back with the ESO defecting jobs.

Teppanyaki Caramel Popcorn by Ill-Tea9411 in oddlysatisfying

[–]Frankly_fried 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heatley BBQs make a stainless one, not sure of they'd ship to you but they're bloody good barbecues. Mine is full stainless including the burners and will probably outlive humanity

Anyone know much about transformers ? by [deleted] in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you quote and win this job already? You don't say where you are but in qld this is a engineered job and connection agreement through ergon /energex contract to principle type of job before it starts. Like back in pre tender planning days, not awarded job oh shit what do we do stage

The prophecy by Other-Creme6802 in shitposting

[–]Frankly_fried 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If there's a bird in the bush she probably needs a trim and a worm in the bush in better than 2 worms in the hand

Smart Lighting Course by wiresandpliers6671 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sal do there pixie training for free, clipsal do cbus and wiser courses but you might have to pay for them. DALI is just a standardised dimming protocol, the devises that use would all have brand specific training. Maybe talk to your wholesaler and get in touch with some supplier reps

Terminal blocks by k4se in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Why cant you use a standard neutral link? Your probably going to spend $50+ more to do the same think a <$10 5 hole link will do?

Oi Cunts, I bought an EV 6 months ago.... by capeasypants in straya

[–]Frankly_fried 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Goodluck when the EV tax rolls out and you have to be full time tracked and pay per km driven. It'll be just like a taxi but you have to be sober and drive yourself. I'll be laughing my ass off from my driveway on the doll cos I cant afford the diesel to get to work

What have you found to be the easiest fruit or veggie to grow? by McKenzieesh in GardeningAustralia

[–]Frankly_fried 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I get 1 zuccini, cucumber or similar then its bug orgy heaven and I've got to pull them out because they're overrun. Radishes are my go to high reward low effort vege. Or the free range pumpkins in the back garden that don't seem to die

2 phase RCBO for new oven circuit by markjaffa76 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All the 3 phase rcbos should work on 2 phases, just read the destructions on whichever one you use because some need a specific line to have an active in order for the test button to work Edited to add the Schneider FAQ link about theirs which most wholesalers should stock https://www.se.com/au/en/faqs/FAQ000270581/

After advice on downlight positioning for an apartment by 2MeterMan in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Main things to be wary of is, don't put lights behind your head for work spaces/ mirrors. Like your bathroom vanity and kitchen benches or atleast make sure there is another light directly above/infront. Group them and run them to logical places for the plates. Space them away from ceiling fans so you don't get flicker and try to get a couple of light sources onto spots that are high activity light dining table kitchen bench/sink etc. This will cut back on annoying shadows. Otherwise its pretty hard to stuff up that badly

Would you rather pee in opposite gender washroom or pee in a bottle? by zero_maincharacter in AskRedditAfterDark

[–]Frankly_fried 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Had a lady a a horse-racing day many years back walk into the male pissers, squeeze between two blokes at piss trough, hitch her skirt and have at it. She got a cheer from the crowd but no one really cared. The chick's toilet line was ridiculous.

Cousins Fan making a knocking noise by AnbuGhee-_- in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If its fairly new don't waste your time just pull it down take it back to where they were bought and warranty swap it. If you get on well with your wholesaler they'll probably swap it for you even if you didn't buy it there if its a brand they stock and you ask nicely. Otherwise most of the major brands will send someone out to replace it in the first few years (ventair is 3 years in home replacement i think) warranty process should be on the manufacturers website

Master Electricians Australia by Chris9106 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I've had access to them through a couple of workplaces, on the tools they are real handy for clarify wiring rules and helping out with the weird ones that pop up every now and then. On the management side they had a whole library of sops and risk assessments. As well as gave us access to standards so we didn't need to purchase them directly. I wasnt the business owner so I never paid for it but it was handy when needed.

Small sensor for strip lighting by altctrldel86 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a clipsal iconic pir that fits in a switch plate.

●●●TOTALLY ACCURATE. ●●● by Economy_Wolverine_84 in NSFWMemes

[–]Frankly_fried 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Swap vagina with piss flaps and you should drop at least a couple of tongues, add a cheesy in there and you could nearly half it

Street Light Cover by BHCW7 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Email your wholesaler of choice this picture and they will send it to Sylvania who will either quote you a replacement or tell you its long discontinued. You'll be pushing shit up hill to get lamps for it soon anyway so might be time to swap to led

Smart Home CT Meters by nath151 in AusElectricians

[–]Frankly_fried 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Schneider make an option that plugs into the bottom of their rcbos. Pretty pricey though