invalidator

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1. 121.▲
   by invalidator 5y ago

   The waste heat flows out the cold side of the junction, through the heat sink, and is lost into the ambient air. You can't feed that heat back into the hot side because it's been diluted into the air, and thus it's a lower te
2. 122.▲
   by invalidator 5y ago

   I use manual strippers because I only do small jobs. I compare the length against the template on the side of the lever nut and it's easy to keep it in tolerance. If you want to do a lot of connections, I recommend using an automatic
3. 123.▲
   by invalidator 5y ago

   GearWrench ratcheting wrenches. They're compact and fit in places that sockets never will. The ratcheting mechanism is very fine, with low backlash, which matters a lot in those tight places. They feel great, and they're a deli