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Can you sperate the bowl and the part that expands and flip the expand part and the bowl the way it is so you could fill it full of rocks

I need these.

Wrong zip ties too. Whites are non UV rated 😂

use in downtown ug systems and large switch cabinets....

put many of those togather ...really easy to use and work with ...

600 amp elbow ....

prevent water from entering?

if they can retro title it Apollo 18 Skylab , with the planned moon missions it might enhance the labs’ reputation & stake in the whole story ?

To this day I think the amount of work needed by so many different types of people to get us to the moon is little understood. It truly was a national effort the likes of which we will never see again in our lifetimes.

I'm amazed that thieves steal lightning arrestor wires from abobe our transmission lines. Those are ~500m lengts above energised lines that run at most of a milion volts at kilo amps..

Inb4 the lazy people comment “but they’re trying to feed their families”

Guy at 1:00 performing a gta V heist to steel $15 worth of scrap copper

How do you get the wire into the pole ase

Would you recommend using something like Ilsco De-Ox on the contact points of the cutout door?

no more than 30 seconds. just as much as you need when simulating weightlessness in a cargo plane

Will they tie into rock

Saludos desde Colombia me hubiera gustado mucho los subtítulos en español casi que no hay ningún video que hable sobre esto

ISS is a junkyard. They need to build a whole new Skylab. As you're not going back to the moon for extended periods. Unless you do.. As they will need a staging system in Lunar Orbit. To supply those on the surface of the Moon..I doubt they will. It took them 30 years to get a Lunar photographic Satellite in orbit..

Skylab interior was 6.7m wide (circular) by 14.7 long. In comparison, the largest actual Space Station module is only 4.4m wide (square section). So the Skylab was FAR larger inside than the ISS. Reason for this is the Skylab has been launched with the mighty Saturn 5 rocket. When the Apollo 18,19 and 20 have been canceled, one of the Saturn 5 rockets was made available to lift the Skylab. Unfortunately, the Skylab have been designed for a fairly short lifespan of about only 10 years, due to degrading components and lack of fuel to keep it in orbit. Truly sad as the interior space was behemoth compared to the ISS.

hello.. i'm Andy From Indonesia, we have system NGR - NEtral Ground system 500 ohm, means that the fault is phase-netral are very small, between 3-23 amperes, is it worki to detect the fault until that's? example if there is load present about 100 ampere, and the fault phase netral is 10 a.

Great story. Thanks!

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Wow. What a lovely documentary. But the end was slightly tinged with the issue of NASA’s greatest achievement If Skylab had failed? Money would’ve been wasted. The shuttle program would’ve been further delayed- but USA would have got something up there as the Soviets were spending in excess of 84 days on Salyut Apollo 13’s complete failure might have crashed NASA too, with Apollo 14 only going up as a post script after losing three astronauts And that’s the key- MOCR brought three men home. Personally I’d value the saving of the lives of those men over saving Skylab Still- wonderful documentary

As a 12 y/o boy when Skylab was launched, already impressed by the Lunar landings and salvation of Apollo 13, I was amazed again as Nasa used their ingenuity to save Skylab given all the challenges during the launch. That the three crewed missions that followed exceeded the original number of days planned, Skylab was able to be saved.

Pete Conrad, 1969: As a kid, I never imagined I'd be walking on the Moon! Pete Conrad, 1973: As a lunar veteran, I never imagined I'd be fixing a broken space station!

Skylab is under appreciated. It's hard to find videos with different perspectives on the subject. "Chance Tools, serving your community and OUTER SPAAAAAAAACE!".

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Skylab launched 50 years ago today...

Fiber storage loop, aka snowshoe. Strand brackets ALWAYS mount above the strand.

Sounds great.

Great video. I learned quite a bit about surge arresters, Ohio Brass & Hubbell. We’re working with some of your products now.

Great story and documentary! My grandfather, Raymond H. Stella, was a quality inspector for IBM at the Cape on Apollo and Skylab. He received an award for finding an issue that would have been detrimental to the success of Skylab. He inspired my love of space and aviation. It is because of him that I now get to work for Space X.

I was working at the Bermuda tracking station when this was launched. We picked it about 5 minutes after liftoff. I was working at the Ascension Island station when it re-entered and we were the last station to track it about 15 minutes before re-entry.

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That's a neat arrestor

I'll be join to us coming soon.

Great tools! LLW is passion

I remember seeing Skylab as a bright star in the evening sky and marveling at such a huge thing with humans aboard could actually fly.

By then, all NASA's $ was going into the reusable shuttle. Nobody foresaw the problems with it yet, but the technology was constantly changing. That's just the way it works.

It was never intended to last. It would've taken a Saturn V, third stage to dock with it, then push it into an elliptical orbit. No f-n way were they gonna attempt that.

Right off the bat, we were never given the truth about anything. For 65 and 70 years we have paid 4 black budget programs, that the president of the United states is not allowed to know about. Eisenhower said, beware of the military industrial complex. Do you people now understand what that man was saying in 2022?

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Magnificent!

20:00 - Git `er done!

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