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BEEEEEAAARRRS said:But you push the boundaries of what is typically a binary switch and achieve the middle position, 0.5.
Does it achieve on or off? These are questions we must ask ourselves
Shoutmon said:BEEEEEAAARRRS said:But you push the boundaries of what is typically a binary switch and achieve the middle position, 0.5.
Does it achieve on or off? These are questions we must ask ourselves
actually it damages the switch
there's a brief electrical arc that occurs when the switch is turning on or off. that arc burns away a little bit of the contact each time, wearing the switch out. if you hold the switch in that middle position, the arc is maintained indefinitely and continues to damage the contacts until you let go
Dude, you're lucky.. You wouldn't be here now, if he didn't save you.Charmy Bee said:When I was a VERY little kid, I fell out of the window, and I was hanging from the windowside on the side of my old house. I was about to fall, but luckily my dad could save me. My dad told me about that. .-.
Dashbot said:Dude, you're lucky.. You wouldn't be here now, if he didn't save you.Charmy Bee said:When I was a VERY little kid, I fell out of the window, and I was hanging from the windowside on the side of my old house. I was about to fall, but luckily my dad could save me. My dad told me about that. .-.
Randy Cunningham said:I took a KFC sandwich from the previous day and put it in the microwave without removing the wrapper, setting my sandwich on fire.
TheYoshiState said:Randy Cunningham said:I took a KFC sandwich from the previous day and put it in the microwave without removing the wrapper, setting my sandwich on fire.
You just made me visualize that sandwich, in the microwave, bursting into a huge ball of flames. Did it actually burn?