As for the powerstrip....that was all your idea...
Yes. Do you live in a world where all power strips are housed in
plastic? I don't. You are again... a clueless, twit bastard!
you were going to
"directly install" (LOL)
Yes. That is how it is done, dipshit. If you had half a brain, you
would note the post where I explained exactly how to install it.
Instead, your lame ass got stuck on the post I made to you where I
said the phrase "directly install", and it was you that got hung up on
"what that means". If YOU had actually read the thread, YOU would
know what it means, but YOU are just a goddamned lying troll retard.
a high wattage resistor in a cheap power
strip....
I never said that either needed to be used or that either should be
used. ONLY YOU made those assumptions. You do it every time you
post.
most of them are plastic AND would melt with even a 20 watt
resistor.....
You are an idiot. A 20 watt resistor would not be forced to EVER
dissipate 20 watts in this application, and would be perfect for the
job as it would handle what little heat it did exhibit better than
using a resistor that is actually dissipating its rated wattage. You
are a fucking retard to even think that power resistors are designed
to EVER actually dissipate their rating. They are not.
One designs to only exhibit half the power of their rating. Any
engineer that uses a resistor at its rated wattage is asking for
trouble. Since all of this is beyond your retarded ass's grasp, I
don't really need to continue.
You're a retarded twit.
You're an idiot.
just more idiotic blather.....
Yes. All from you.
Wrong again
RoachMatter....CaaaRRRuuuunnnch....Kiked into the corner where you
belong....
A perfect example of your 11 year old mentality. You are
chronicling yourself here. I think it is funny.