We'll see, I am certainly not going to hold my breath up here, all mail normally takes at least one extra day to arrive from the estimate, say 99 out of 100 times
Well your bad ass gift got out here in four days.
Think I tamed it a bit today. 14 wraps of 26 awg NiChrome round 3 mm ID for E of 1.5Ω. Tried running at the normal 0.30Ω and became a fire eater bumped it 0.50Ω and had about the same. *chuckles* So, I built a Goon base with that 1.5 coil & sat a Goon LP top cap on 'er, she be a fine but she a hit like a mule too.
She's pretty as well. Going to end up being a treat vape on her. She'll sit here on the desk out of the way, brought out for a few hits and put up.
I used to work for
Friendship. They had a mail processing & print shop room. We sorted out mail, used the "mangler" to fold up mass letter fliers, sacked up stuff by zip codes, correlated mailings, hand inserted, ... I actually loved doing that. You would normally get three mistakes a day allowed. Sometimes though we had tight orders where even one mistake would get us put out to piece work or boxes. I usually kept at the tight order jobs.
The supervisor one day got a chuckle out of me. He was stressing that we had to be accurate and he would check our totes of mailers to find errors. Told us we had to be sure to read the labels, match them all up. "Damn it," I said "Here I was just looking at the pictures." Boy did he crawl all over the six totes full I'd already done, then started crawling the three I was finishing up.
Made it rough on him. Told him I could not read but could see the pictures matching. He swore he'd choke me. I just laughed as he realized all mine were accurate and he didn't need to look to be sure. So then he tossed me over to help on the printing of a mass mail out for some jewelry company. "You better read those," he told me. Zip codes get tricky when the numbers blur in the ink.
