grsthegreat
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I use a standard underground locator to trace conduits…even works in walls. Can also use tick tracer to find circuits.
Sound? In a newsprint press area?I wonder if you could inject sound into an open conduit and hear it as you walked around?
Dead quiet when the press(es) aren't running. Total sensory overload when they are. Like sitting inside of a truck engine compartment doing 55 down the highway.Sound? In a newsprint press area?
Smoke sounds pretty good to me.
Say it isn’t so… no daily for Moss?Dead quiet when the press(es) aren't running. Total sensory overload when they are. Like sitting inside of a truck engine compartment doing 55 down the highway.
Presses not running enough hours per day promoted consolidated printing plants and outsourcing of local printing jobs.
Consolidated printing plants pushed back deadlines to accommodate all of the different papers they have to print.
Pushed back deadlines contributes to non-current news in local papers that have to print at consolidated plants.
Pushed back deadlines = yesterday's news tomorrow.
Yesterday's news tomorrow = loss of interest in reading something you already learned on TV/internet.
Cancel my subscription.
That about sums it up.
I still get it at the retiree rate of $50 per year. Just can't bear to let it go. They don't print a Saturday paper anymore.Say it isn’t so… no daily for Moss?
I like the idea i of f compressed air after hours…
Good post.One thing I learned the hard way is it can make a difference which way you pull. Where the each conduit piece come together the joint can be a leading edge in on direction that catches stuff as you pull, and a trailing edge in the other that won't catch stuff.