Pictures and questions

[jxofaltrds]

Suggestion.

If you have a real life question, I mean got turned down in the field. Could you post a picture of it with your question to those of us (me) who are a little slow?

This is not a poll on my slowness. :roll:

 

[cowboyjwc]

Suggestion.

If you have a real life question, I mean got turned down in the field. Could you post a picture of it with your question to those of us (me) who are a little slow?

This is not a poll on my slowness. :roll:

.....Oh, should have read from the bottom up.:lol:

 

[templdl]

Suggestion.

If you have a real life question, I mean got turned down in the field. Could you post a picture of it with your question to those of us (me) who are a little slow?

This is not a poll on my slowness. :roll:

As far a I'm concerned no enought pictures, drawings, one lines and schematics are used. Verbal description are prone to misintrepretation as when something is verbally described it is most likely that every one of us would have a different visual image in our heads based upon our own experiences.
Yes, pictures, drawings, schematics, onelines, are good.
A picture of a nameplate of a breaker, panelboard, motor, transformer which often times include connection/wiring diagrams would go a long way in helping to understand some of the questions being presented.

 

[ActionDave]

All I keep thinking about is those signs that say "Slow Children at Play"

 

[pfalcon]

All I keep thinking about is those signs that say "Slow Children at Play"

:dunce: Can you provide a picture?