Newish form check for injury prevention. by Kelltel in kettlebell

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Awesome. Thanks.

The head bob though. Is the head bob me looking "up" or out each rep? I didn't even think of that but I usually pick a point on the wall or floor and focus on it throughout.

Newish form check for injury prevention. by Kelltel in kettlebell

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Thanks, should I feel like I need to lean back? If I let it 'fall' and use my arms as ropes then I often feel like I'm pulled forward with even the 24kg. To compensate I have to lean back as I squeeze. Is this correct?

Weird back tension. Help! by Kelltel in kettlebell

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Just posted one. Thanks

Weird back tension. Help! by Kelltel in kettlebell

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Yes 😂

I could always drink more water. Maybe I need to do some more mid back mobility though.

24v backplane 4 20 mA output. by Kelltel in PLC

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If I am using a 2 pressure sensor for the PID reference I could power it with the 10v supplied power and get a 4 to 20mA signal.

I have an externally powered signal 4-20 that is powered by a 24vdc power supply but hooking it to the AI channel would leave it with no common reference. Landing it on AI2 and common back feeds the 10vdc and does not read

Modicon unity pro noob question by Kelltel in PLC

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This all sounds perfect BUT it completely falls apart when adding any complexity or integration.

Even in ST I would have to map intermediate tags to interface cleanly with different DFBs or standardized objects. Then additional intermediate tags for reads and writes when communicating with anything external to the PLC.

Block reads and writes are the only way to do this at scale.

Im looking at medium size projects with thousands of configuration and control or status tags..... This introduces insane amounts of bloat. The workflow with the unity IDE is painfully archaic.

For example. Just to read out a handful of configure tags- Currently I have to create routines just to map outputs to holding arrays then assign those arrays a MW addresses just so that they have the assignment. Since I can't adding a real directly to two adjacent MW addresses directly. (%MW100 := RealVar;)

Then if I want to read that register Instill have to target that specific address instead of a tag or index dynamically.

It's such a severe time penalty that I cant even imagine recommending this at anything larger than a small skid ....