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Mike Holt’s Desktop Background - Updated
 

 
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January 16, 2007  

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Mike Holt’s Desktop Background - Updated

Thanks to your feedback we have revised the desktop background that we sent out on November 13th. We’ve added some important formulas so this background can also function as a quick reference guide. This is free for anyone that would like to use it. Again, there are various sizes below to fit your screen. To set as your desktop background follow these simple steps:

Step 1. Determine which size you need.
To find out which size you need right click on your desktop and go to properties, then settings – you should see one of the sizes listed below.

Step 2. Open the image.
Once you’ve figured out which one you need, in order to set this as your desktop background simply click on the link below to open the image.

Step 3. Set as your desktop background.
Right click on the image and choose “set as desktop background”.

Enjoy.

Mike Holt Desktop Background – 800
Mike Holt Desktop Background – 1024
Mike Holt Desktop Background – 1280
Mike Holt Desktop Background - 1680

Note: if you prefer the previous background we sent on 11/13 that did not include the formulas, you can click here to go to that newsletter archive and use that desktop background if you prefer.

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Comments
  • In your voltage drop calculations, since I believe "K" is a constant, you need to list the value of "K". Will "K" vary with power factor? In addition, to calculate the VD on, say, a #6 AWG or #4 AWG wire, you need to have a conversion chart handy to convert AWG to CM.

    Wild Bill
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  • Dear Mike , I am confused ,my mothernlaw house is quite old,but currently has been in a electrical fire , She told me that it started at an outlet by the kitchen,well my wife Unclce said it started from a light fixture in the ceiling,by the way that is my new email address.I have done electrical work for 13 years started out in the Pine Ridge Job Corp in building maintenance ,well that was back in 1991 of August graduated in March of 1993,well anways thats how I got into the electrical field .Got out and did a maintenace job for a club ,but didn;t care for that much always been enthused about the electrical part of the building maintenance and been interested ever since,I am glad to be part of your web site and enjoy the news letters,but I take electrical to heart,I will be taking my Journeymans Electrical exam on the January 20th 2007,which I am real excited yes been studying the code book pretty hard,well any ways what I wanted to ask was what would cause the electrical fire from a light fixture?my theory is too much wattage for the light fixture itself,but if you could please reply,n if possible would reall like to talk personally on the phon for beter understanding, Thank you Phil Hobbs.

    Phil Hobbs
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  • How about a 2560 x 1600 background for the 30" Dell Flat panel crowd?

    Ron Brandt, Sr.
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  • what is required when an inspector is requesting load calculations for a panel on a residence?

    rocketsyther
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  • Your background has: Centimeter = Inches x 2.54 Inch = 2.54 centimeters

    I didn't look past that point.

    Donna
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  • Mike,

    What is the signfigance of using the Pittsburgh skyline as a background? That's my hometown and it is a wonderful skyline. Just wondering....keep up the good work. Thank you.

    Don
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  • Mike, I found the following Story interesting.

    http://www.hgtvpro.com/hpro/nws_econ_fin_labour/article/0,2624,HPRO_26529_5272607,00.html?nl=v098c

    jason nabors
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  • Hi Mike, Could you check your three phase neutral formula? I've been using one for years that differs significantly from yours. Thanks, Ed

    Ed
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  • Thanks for the wide screen resolution. It looks great! And the formulas will be very useful.

    Sparky87
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  • Hi Mike,

    Thanks you very much for the new background. It is really very useful.

    Deep

    Deep
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  • The text on the download of the formulas is hard to read, it is blurry and broken up.My Monitor is only 13\" if that makes a difference.

    Phil
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  • Mike I've got your new desktop but the formula print is way too small. Please help a non- I.T. guy out.

    Thanks, Keith

    Keith
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