Revolutionaries
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tom_stalcup
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Ummmmmm...... HUH?
CaseyK
Member
There are several, here on plcs.net.
One of the main ones is Phil Melore, the plcs.net main man. He started plcs.net.
Others, have put up sites pertaining to other related fields.
Many operate their own business, some work for someone else. Check the number of posts that some members have, over several hundred, specially those over a 1000 or more, then they are definitely some kind of revolutionary.
However... I get the feeling that this isn't related to Programmable Logic Controllers, then you have the wrong PLC and revolutionaries in mind.
Best Wishes in either case.
regards.....casey
PS: TOM, Exactly!
One of the main ones is Phil Melore, the plcs.net main man. He started plcs.net.
Others, have put up sites pertaining to other related fields.
Many operate their own business, some work for someone else. Check the number of posts that some members have, over several hundred, specially those over a 1000 or more, then they are definitely some kind of revolutionary.
However... I get the feeling that this isn't related to Programmable Logic Controllers, then you have the wrong PLC and revolutionaries in mind.
Best Wishes in either case.
regards.....casey
PS: TOM, Exactly!
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revolutionaries?
Pancho: “Cisco, what are you doing with all of these guns?”
Cisco: “Ssshhh! Be quiet, Pancho. I am revolting.”
Pancho: “Si. I know this, Cisco. But what are you doing with the guns?”
Pancho: “Cisco, what are you doing with all of these guns?”
Cisco: “Ssshhh! Be quiet, Pancho. I am revolting.”
Pancho: “Si. I know this, Cisco. But what are you doing with the guns?”
jacekd
Member
Most of those people (i.e. revolutionaries) have died. That's why we call them that name.
Revie
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Everybody here is a revolutionar.
They build machines and live people without work.
They build machines and live people without work.
Eric Nelson
Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator
Revie said:
Another proponent of the exciting career opportunity known as manual labor...
beerchug
-Eric
Steve Bailey
Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator
Revie is probably still complaining about all of the candlestick makers put out of work by the advent of electric lighting. Maybe (s)he should change his(her) handle to Revie_the_Luddite.
elevmike
Member
I gotta say that I sometime lament for helping to put all thoes elevator operators out of work. I remember one little firery red headed girl who just wanted to spit on me. I must say she looked pretty good in that red and gold trimmed monkey suit...
Rube
Member
I bet Revie doesn't milk cows, or grow wheat, or walk to work, or churn his own butter, or........
Bob K
Member
.... or is an English Major or....
elevmike
Member
..future White House cabinet member....
plc_padawan
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One of the most impressive people I have read about concerning electricity and electronics in general is Nikola Tesla. The word genius gets thrown around a lot, but he definately was one. I've read that some of his documents are still classified by the government.
David_Emmerich
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I would have to agree that Mr. Tesla was waaaaaay ahead of his time...I have a stack of books about him next to my easy chair, some of his writing is a bit hard to follow, but very interesting just the same...ever think what we would be working with if he hadn't done some of the basic'thinking'way back in the 1890's? No AC, most likley a very different level of radio technology,.......He sure rates up in my list of top 10 thinker/doers.
David
David
plc_padawan
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Here's a link for you.
http://www.americanantigravity.com/hutchison.html
This guy used Tesla coils and Van de graaf generators to induce this amazing effect.
http://www.americanantigravity.com/hutchison.html
This guy used Tesla coils and Van de graaf generators to induce this amazing effect.