Posted by Janicholson on November 16, 2021 at 09:58:07 from (199.17.6.141):
In Reply to: LOL....... posted by Carlmac 369 on November 16, 2021 at 07:38:13:
At first things were Ok. The load I had to carry on the job was reasonable about .005 watts. Then the organization I work for took a job with a 4 ohm speaker. We were not told this in advance it was an administrative decision beyond the production floor. First a Darlington coupled driver heated from over conductivity on the loading dock. Then a capacitor (in the chain of responsibility) had an internal perforation allowing juices to flow into its guts. Because I was feeding that Cap, My job description was modified to include 30 watts rather than 5. I got a fever that lasted 3 seconds before I ruptured from the forces of expansion. My paint job went into disrepair as I became incommunicado. I felt like it was not my fault. Then it was obvious I was not covered by insurance, and I was replaced along with my team. And here I am, un employed and without any remaining value to offer. Depressed.
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