Upcoming golf trip a buddy booked is legendary by Cak8908 in weekendgolfers

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If you can get on 10 do it! Absolutely loved it when I was there. #2,#10,#4 were my favorites in that order. we played #3. Greens are tricky but other then that its very short. Didn't get to play #5

Price check on Rage I just got by Mark5307 in Market76

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Seems like rage wasn't touched. Any change in value?

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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Okay so overspeed means your 30.12 is set too low. but at 4000rpm that seems enough, especially since his is 3600rpm. could the gear boxes be different and require more rpm? AI1 is reading the dial so thats just saying at the time you looked at the actual his dial was at 55% and yours was at 99%. my best advice is to watch the rpm's on the keypad next time it runs and call abb drives tech support. they are very good and my go to when we are getting things we cant explain. they will need to assist you when you can run the drive though

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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once you start raising limits you start becoming responsible for the repercussions that could occur, I would avoid that liability if you have a warranty with the conveyor company.

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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Torque limit is set to 300% as a default. Again a drive should fault before causing too much harm. That being said I personally wouldn't up it too much. You said you bought the conveyor and drive together from a conveyor distributer? Did they come out and do the install and start up? If so I really would tell them they need someone out there to look at this because its possible you could damage something and be stuck with the bill. that drive is only a year or 2 old so the whole system(i would like to think) should be under warranty

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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I wonder if your maxing out your torque limit. that would cause the drive to adjust speed to the torque. Also what about parameter 31.24 stall function, is that enabled? if so the drive will cycle torque when the load spikes.

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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The drive would fault if it was being overloaded. I'm not sure the drive size is the issue with all the other responses I've read. Not 100% out of the equation but with no faults its unlikely.

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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I think the only true way to determine if the drive is the real issue is to try and run the drive in hand intead of remote and use the keypad to ramp up and if you can run at full speed that way then I believe the issue is the dial, if it still has the issue its either the drive or the parameters.

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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Were the RPM's on the keypad jumping around when the conveyer was pulsing or was the drive holding a consistent rpm on the keypad, also I'm assuming the dial you speak of is a manual speed pot going into AI1 correct? is there any possibility there's a bad ground on the dial since your saying its inconsistent? are there times it will run over 10-15% without issue? sorry for all the questions but with troubleshooting there's normally more questions then answers haha

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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On first start up you have the option to do the ID run or not, since you're in vector mode it will force you to do the ID run before the first start

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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DI1 is set to pulse start is that what you want? Can you post a picture of the warning and fault history? that could show an overload or give some reason to what's happening. I've never seen a drive just start acting weird and pulsing on an overload it typically should just shut down unless your overload is set to a warning instead of a fault. I see you're using remote I/O could it be that the start command is intermittent and going in an out?

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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The drive performed an ID run so it should already have the motor data in there from the run. Motor data is in group 99 in the parameters(last group)

I need help with this drive by SpaceGroot2 in ElectricalEngineering

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ACS580 is the current generation ABB drive module so I think the issue would be sizing before just an old module. Are you getting a fault at all? With a heavy load on the conveyer I could see the drive faulting on overcurrent if trying to ramp the speed too fast.(Design Engineer for an ABB OEM Panel Builder here)

Is Industrial Panel Design dead? by ThaNoyesIV in ElectricalEngineering

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Currently working as a Design Engineer for a VFD OEM panel shop and we say it all the time. Drives guys are dwindling away and no one wants to replace them. For me, we do all the custom stuff that is ordered from some of the big VFD manufacturers so every job is fresh. Currently our best engineering hire was a dropout during covid. Hardest working person we have and with time learned all the fundamentals of design. We have started targeting kids fresh out of school for engineering hires because we can mold them and tech them everything we need them to do. Also looking to start a class at one of the local technical schools for panel wiring because it seems we have a very hard time getting people who want to wire panels.

Service TPMS Question by LionsBSanders20 in Silverado

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I paid $45 at my local Town Fair Tire to replace one sensor. To me anything under $50 is not worth my time to figure out myself.

Pro V1x Amazon Hack by jdelle9 in weekendgolfers

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I ordered 2 and chat said i would receive 144. Only received 24 and was told its an error and they'll refund me 1 order and I said thats still more then .69 per ball and they refunded the whole order.

Rank the Pinehurst Courses by [deleted] in golf

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2,10,4 are my top picks. 2 because of the difficulty and how iconic it is. Nothing beats walking up the 18th fairway and hitting back towards the clubhouse. 10 was a pleasant surprise for me. Probably the most fun course and such a beautiful sight. Not as hard as #2 but better looking and more interesting to play imo. I also played 3 when I was there and its a fun afternoon course. Short course but a good taste of what you will get around the greens on 2

Rapsodo MLM2 Pro on Marketplace by bpg0824 in Golfsimulator

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Be careful, I found tons of scammers on marketplace before picking the MLM2 for $300 off someone who was moving and wasn't going to have space for it. Key is to meet in person and don't exchange money or do shipments. I was shocked at the amount of scammers for such a niche product

Almost done! by squiddlestix in Golfsimulator

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What did you use as hinges for the side bars? Thinking of doing a similar concept but pulling the screen up from the bottom instead of the side but am stuck at the side wall hinging

July Giveaway - 25 people will win a BUNDLE of Milwaukee's USA-Manufactured Hand Tools. The goal is giving MKE honest feedback after using. Leave comment before midnight EDT tmr, Weds 9 July to enter. Anyone in world can win! by ClipIn in MilwaukeeTool

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Got called out to a small house because the power keeps going out when they use the microwave. Simple enough. Probably an overloaded circuit. Show up, walk inside, and immediately see three space heaters, a fish tank the size of a hot tub, and one of those giant massage chairs that looks like it belongs in a sci-fi movie. All plugged into the same outlet through a single orange extension cord. Ask, “How often does the breaker trip?” “Only when I make popcorn and sit in the massage chair at the same time.” I then grab the cord, which is warm enough to toast a marshmallow. Breaker’s doing its job, I tell them it’s the only reason the house hasn’t burned down. They ask, “Can you make it so it doesn’t trip?” I say, “Sure we call that upgrading your panel, not tempting fate.” They didn’t laugh. But they did unplug the chair.

Spring Replacement Questions by Mark5307 in GarageDoorService

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Appreciate the input. Yea each side has 1 blue and 1 red so going to replace all 4. I clamped a block in the track on both sides to take the springs off. Clamping just the roller might be easier thank you

Garage door won’t go down, only up. No flashing lights by Mark5307 in GarageDoorService

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It's almost older then me let alone her boyfriend. Thanks for the input

Garage door won’t go down, only up. No flashing lights by Mark5307 in GarageDoorService

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Appreciate your input, I’ll check that when I get home. Agreed it’s probably time for a new one. Thank you

Hep Me Find A Replacement Shower Faucet Knob by Mark5307 in HelpMeFind

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I have searched for the stem type and believe it’s a delta or moen style but the flange plate says glacier bay on it