Am I to understand that the cable use has multiple cores within a single cladding? Interesting approach..
Now we get to classify them as singlemode, multimode, and multiestmode.
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I've been working a lot with ships, and the same issue is prevalent there. On the smaller boats DC is used, and this is usually stepped up and inverted when higher voltages or AC is needed. This is usually fine unless we're talking about a lot of current-hungry hardware such as sidescan sonars etc.
12V is fine for recreational boats only. 24V is the only viable DC voltage for industrially equipped boats (I was involved with outfitting a tiny ROV boat with a side scan sonar... all the equipment was 24V, while the mains were 12V. It was a pain in the ass to manage.)
48V would make things a lot easier, as that's standard for a lot of high power equipment such as radars.
Shhhh, keeping up appearances. Can't let them stinky continentals know.
That's our N-word. It's not offensive if we're the ones using it.
How bad did Musk fuck this up? Enough for us noggies to join the side of swedes AND danes..I hope to see the finns join in too.
Uppercase i. Hearts of Iron
I didn't know nanotech at that scale was possible yet
How bad did Tesla fuck this up? Enough for us noggies to join the side of swedes AND danes. I hope to see the finns join in too.
"I did that"-biden sticker has entered the chat
It's not so much paradox endorsing piracy as it was them not caring and thus releasing it without any form of DRM or even install features beyond copying files. This meant that grabing it off of someone else was just drag&drop from a network share, and then double click to play.
I think we had something like that hanging on the kitchen wall in the 90's. Or maybe that was a vacuum idk