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Re: Todays Tip of the day?


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Posted by John T on September 15, 2019 at 16:43:03 from (45.16.200.171):

In Reply to: Re: Todays Tip of the day? posted by JDEM on September 15, 2019 at 15:04:20:

Yo John, I agree, you NEVER stated anything about anyone being bad >>>>>>>>> I stated just because two cant agree does NOT make either a bad person...………. I would consider you a good person and a gentleman and likewise if another has a different opinion then you concerning the tip of the day, they (and the author of the tip) are entitled to their opinion and can certainly be a nice gentleman also.

You are certainly entitled to your opinion the tip is wrong plain and simple. Others may have a different opinion and it would be a boring world if all of us here had the same one now wouldn't it lol. In my career as an electrical engineer, tractor dealer and farmer, I've seen ammeters and amp gauges and all sorts of different names and terminologies used (maybe right maybe wrong) so it comes as no surprise to me what the author of the tip stated (I'm NOT saying its right or wrong) and no surprise some may agree or disagree as to its accuracy.

Again if you and another do not agree about the tip, hey that's to be expected, some here may agree with you while others may not, no one here is perfect so different opinions are fairly typical and again that's NOT to say anyone shouldn't be allowed to THEIR opinions. Its not any my way or the highway approach as far as I'm concerned

Now as always its a pleasure sparky chatting with you, keep up the good work.

PS I'm not here to affirm or deny the tip (I've seen all sorts of names and labels on such meters) take it up with the tip author not me, I don't have a dog in this fight lol

Best wishes John, take care and God Bless. When I get up to the UP in my RV I would love to visit you and talk shop sometime.

John T


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