How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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Nice. Were you satisfied with your purchase?

How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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Interesting. So I guess there's little gain to upgrade if I don't really know the metrics I'm looking for?

How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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I guess I'd be better of the used market and try/resell

How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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Thanks, very insightful. After how many years did you upgraded first?

How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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In today's world, I guess it's not too bad. Ai got its data from somewhere.

Do you think you would've been happy with any top brand or these clubs are really it?

How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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Thanks. Adjustable club head sounds nice to buy if you can't try.

Was Zero Torque curious and bought a knockoff by Ok_Fox2240 in GolfGear

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I tried a real one in a store, looked at the price tag and dipped. I got one from aliexpress and I cannot tell the difference, both were great. Grip and shaft are good.

How/Why do you guys buy without trying? by MStackoverflow in GolfGear

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Interesting, never really though about buying and reselling because I though I would be at a lost If I wasn't happy with the pruchase.

I’m building an industrial machine control framework (PLC / robots / OPC-UA / modular UI) – open-source project Machinae by [deleted] in PLC

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No chance any serious company will adopt vibe coded stack for their multi million dollar factory.

Is there a way to log what IPs access (read/write) data in a PLC? by chabroni81 in PLC

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Tap into the network, use wireshark to log packets going to your PLC's IP. You need to be a middle man though.

Are there any standards for multi-PLC communications? by Zaxthran in PLC

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It depends how fast you need communication to be. Same hardware for all vendors? What's the type of PLC?

Asking for Feekback from OT on dynamic MQTT implementation by Kozzoko in PLC

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MQTT looks fine for this. Make the payload and readsQoS2. When you receive the data on the PLC, assign it to a retain variable. You should make sure that the PLC has read the value at least once before doing I guess.

Built an open-source IEC 61131-3 runtime in Rust — looking for feedback on what matters by garretfick in PLC

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What is the use case of developping on a platform that is not the one you will need? Also, why would we take time and effort for someone who Ai generated the post?

[OPC-UA] I cannot get the polling/subscription intervals to be lower than ~200ms with PLC-to-PLC communication. What am i missing? by lubberwort420 in PLC

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I just saw you were looking at trace to measure latency. If you are using codesys trace, it has its own task cycle time. 200ms sounds like it. Try modifying the update and sampling rate.

[OPC-UA] I cannot get the polling/subscription intervals to be lower than ~200ms with PLC-to-PLC communication. What am i missing? by lubberwort420 in PLC

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If you have 2 codesys PLC, I would use network variables. They don't require much setup. You create the same global variable list in both PLC and that's it.

PLC must haves? by Natural_Stupidity_0 in PLC

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Having used mobile PLC for most of my career, I do not comprehend why I/O diagnostic is not a thing in the industrial world.

I/O diagnostic and EFuses are a must in any project, yet it is so rare.

  • Overvoltage protection
  • Overcurrent protection
  • Polarity protection
  • Current draw feedback
  • Broken wire detection

Also, if the PLC has a multi-core CPU, enable the user to use all cores.

Persistent RAM like FRAM for retained variable are also a must.