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Dissociative Identity Disorder

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How does this forum protect itself against one lunatic with six different email addresses coming on and simply agreeing with himself all of the time?


One politician suffering with 'dissociative identity disorder' can theoretically vote for himself over and over again and really screw up a democratic system!


In old money; how do we guard against someone on here using "dead-men"?
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    (i) A 'Volt' is a unit of 'potential difference'.


    (ii) Either there are a number of people using these forums who all have a complete lack of respect for the sanctity of human life (which is very unlikely among genuine electricians/electrical engineers as we all have the same basic fear of hurting someone given the 'power' that we control), or there is just one lunatic dogging these forums with a complete lack of respect for the sanctity of human life but a number of different email addresses.


    (iii) The affect of a single lunatic dogging these forums and speaking up for himself all of the time and shouting others down, has been to disgrace our industry with the eventual publication of the 18th Edition!

    Acceptable voltage drop

    As an electrical engineer I'm just looking for two words "reasonable practicable", it would be nice if they were presented within a coherent sentence of some sort. So for example:

    Acceptable voltage drop would be described as "a 'reasonable practicable' figure that would be acceptable as the solution to the inevitable problem of voltage drop within the hard wiring of an electrical circuit".


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    (i) A 'Volt' is a unit of 'potential difference'.


    (ii) Either there are a number of people using these forums who all have a complete lack of respect for the sanctity of human life (which is very unlikely among genuine electricians/electrical engineers as we all have the same basic fear of hurting someone given the 'power' that we control), or there is just one lunatic dogging these forums with a complete lack of respect for the sanctity of human life but a number of different email addresses.


    (iii) The affect of a single lunatic dogging these forums and speaking up for himself all of the time and shouting others down, has been to disgrace our industry with the eventual publication of the 18th Edition!

    Acceptable voltage drop

    As an electrical engineer I'm just looking for two words "reasonable practicable", it would be nice if they were presented within a coherent sentence of some sort. So for example:

    Acceptable voltage drop would be described as "a 'reasonable practicable' figure that would be acceptable as the solution to the inevitable problem of voltage drop within the hard wiring of an electrical circuit".


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