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That would make sense. Like running a maintenance cycle on the battery pack regularly. Like descaling the coffee maker.

Dendrites usually puncture the membrane that separates the dielectrica. Im not sure that would be repairable at all.

It is, but many EU standards are a carbon copy of well established standards in Germany.

Its not my reasoning, its the VDE’s which makes the rules for most of the EU standards. The risk does not come from the high voltage but how much current/power is flowing through there. Cables with too much power for the cable square will heat up the cable and the solder will melt. Especially in home installation scenarios this is a problem AFAIK.

The power bars with that little insulation assumes the bars will never move and neither wont the cables and neither will there be more humidity than normal and never more power (watts) than normal etc. Looks like you wouldn’t want to look at that thing wrong.

Not an electrician per se, but an electrical engineer of sorts. ;)

I think you want to say 5W? Amperage is just half of the equation. :)

Cool build. Please be aware there is a reason that Sockets are made from a plastic that does not melt nor burn. Everything near power connections is a potential fire hazard.

MIT trying to exploit the age plus y technique of claiming something is impossible to push any scientist on the internet to prove them wrong.

Just with not caring about the safety of the occupants at all.

Actually the only tiles blowing away, even in a storm are those already lose. And they are easy and cheap to replace.

I always thought it curious that Americans like to build houses that blow away while experiencing lots of hurricanes all the time.

Tldw cracking in the concrete and quite scammy companies.

Drain it and disassemble in the bottom until you find a metal ball in front of a whole. Both maybe the size of a marble. You won’t probably be able to remove the ball, but clean around it and make sure its not stuck. I found all kinds of stuff there. Alcohol or dish washing soap help with the fat and stuff.

The pla has been pressed up into the casing. You need to clean that all carefully anyways. If you leave the hotend warm, it will peel off pretty easily. I have done that a couple of times. Something shabby and sharp and something for grabbing like small pliers should do it.