Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
> Okay Doug,
>
> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then the
> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer. It
> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it is
> time to hit the junkyard.
>
> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?

That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?

--
DougW

 

Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
> Okay Doug,
>
> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then the
> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer. It
> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it is
> time to hit the junkyard.
>
> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?

That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?

--
DougW

 

Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
> Okay Doug,
>
> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then the
> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer. It
> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it is
> time to hit the junkyard.
>
> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?

That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?

--
DougW

 

I did not look at it with that in mind so I can't say for sure. I am
thinking that is not openable without breaking it open.

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:mjHve.21958$mC.17820@okepread07...
> Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Okay Doug,
>>
>> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then
>> the
>> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer.
>> It
>> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it
>> is
>> time to hit the junkyard.
>>
>> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?
>
> That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
> if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
> contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?
>
> --
> DougW
>

 

I did not look at it with that in mind so I can't say for sure. I am
thinking that is not openable without breaking it open.

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:mjHve.21958$mC.17820@okepread07...
> Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Okay Doug,
>>
>> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then
>> the
>> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer.
>> It
>> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it
>> is
>> time to hit the junkyard.
>>
>> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?
>
> That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
> if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
> contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?
>
> --
> DougW
>

 

I did not look at it with that in mind so I can't say for sure. I am
thinking that is not openable without breaking it open.

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:mjHve.21958$mC.17820@okepread07...
> Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Okay Doug,
>>
>> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then
>> the
>> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer.
>> It
>> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it
>> is
>> time to hit the junkyard.
>>
>> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?
>
> That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
> if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
> contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?
>
> --
> DougW
>

 

I did not look at it with that in mind so I can't say for sure. I am
thinking that is not openable without breaking it open.

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:mjHve.21958$mC.17820@okepread07...
> Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Okay Doug,
>>
>> If I have power going in and the panel is just about indestructible then
>> the
>> only thing left is the black box which I am assuming is a transformer.
>> It
>> is removable but if , as tim asserts, it is not available then I guess it
>> is
>> time to hit the junkyard.
>>
>> Do you agree it is, most likely, the transformer?
>
> That would be my first thought but you need a multimeter to measure
> if it is putting anything out. It is possible to have broken
> contacts or wires. The box doesn't come apart does it?
>
> --
> DougW
>

 

Do you guys have a "small claims court" ? You pay a fixed cost of 100 quid
to file and can claim up to £500 ; no jury or lawyers and the judge decides
everything.

Dave Milne, Scotland
'91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:IYGve.21955$mC.20482@okepread07...
> Matt Macchiarolo did pass the time by typing:
> > Another good idea which will never see the light of day in the US due to
the
> > trial lawyer lobby in Washington.
>
> They do that up in Canada. As for anything there is an up side and a down
> side. The real fault lies with the juries that award the plaintiff in
these
> frivolous lawsuits. I sat on one of these and simply refused to find
against
> the defendant. The plaintiff was either dumber than a sack of rocks or
dead
> set to make a living out of being an idiot.
>
> > "Dave Milne" wrote ...
> >> Hopefully we will never get quite as litigious as you , as here you
have
> >> to
> >> pay the other party's costs if you lose.
>
>

 

Do you guys have a "small claims court" ? You pay a fixed cost of 100 quid
to file and can claim up to £500 ; no jury or lawyers and the judge decides
everything.

Dave Milne, Scotland
'91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:IYGve.21955$mC.20482@okepread07...
> Matt Macchiarolo did pass the time by typing:
> > Another good idea which will never see the light of day in the US due to
the
> > trial lawyer lobby in Washington.
>
> They do that up in Canada. As for anything there is an up side and a down
> side. The real fault lies with the juries that award the plaintiff in
these
> frivolous lawsuits. I sat on one of these and simply refused to find
against
> the defendant. The plaintiff was either dumber than a sack of rocks or
dead
> set to make a living out of being an idiot.
>
> > "Dave Milne" wrote ...
> >> Hopefully we will never get quite as litigious as you , as here you
have
> >> to
> >> pay the other party's costs if you lose.
>
>

 

Do you guys have a "small claims court" ? You pay a fixed cost of 100 quid
to file and can claim up to £500 ; no jury or lawyers and the judge decides
everything.

Dave Milne, Scotland
'91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:IYGve.21955$mC.20482@okepread07...
> Matt Macchiarolo did pass the time by typing:
> > Another good idea which will never see the light of day in the US due to
the
> > trial lawyer lobby in Washington.
>
> They do that up in Canada. As for anything there is an up side and a down
> side. The real fault lies with the juries that award the plaintiff in
these
> frivolous lawsuits. I sat on one of these and simply refused to find
against
> the defendant. The plaintiff was either dumber than a sack of rocks or
dead
> set to make a living out of being an idiot.
>
> > "Dave Milne" wrote ...
> >> Hopefully we will never get quite as litigious as you , as here you
have
> >> to
> >> pay the other party's costs if you lose.
>
>