PLC video

[KP2]

I found on line a spoof video about how PLC's work. The video looked like it was from a factory rep. it showed a man in a suit in front of a control cabinet and he spoke of components and processes that were all fake and he did it with a stright face. If you didn't know anything about PLC's the video would seem real.
Does anybody know were I can find the link?????
Thanks
Kevin

 

[iMuse97]

Let us know if you find it. I haven't heard of it.

 

[roger]

It sounds like a Retro Encabulator.

Roger

 

[KP2]

Thats it!!! thanks

 

[jim dungar]

It sounds like a Retro Encabulator.

Roger

I think I first saw this video back in the mid-80's. Hard to believe it is still going strong after 20+yrs.

 

[TxEngr]

An Audition

An Audition

My understanding is that this is an audition that was recorded. The script is nonsense but since the actor doing the performance wasn't a techie - it didn't matter. Apparently he passed the audition and did the real videos later.

It's a great video that I like to use as entertainment after breaks during training classes.

b.p.

 

[ibew441dc]

It sounds like a Retro Encabulator.

Roger

LMAO!:grin: that one gave me a good laugh!

 

[TxEngr]

It turns out the Rockwell Retro Encabulator is a remake of a video done by Chrysler in the '80s when it was called the Turboencabulator. The video is on YouTube. The orgins seem to be back to the '40s and GE even published a description of the Turboencabulator in a 1962 instrument catalog. The guy in the Rockwell video is an actor who was also in the Chrysler version (much younger). More info at Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turboencabulator

 

[steve66]

It turns out the Rockwell Retro Encabulator is a remake of a video done by Chrysler in the '80s when it was called the Turboencabulator. The video is on YouTube. The orgins seem to be back to the '40s and GE even published a description of the Turboencabulator in a 1962 instrument catalog. The guy in the Rockwell video is an actor who was also in the Chrysler version (much younger). More info at Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turboencabulator

I think you can find several versions of this on you-tube. Many have the same actor, some have others, but the script is always similar.