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20th August 2008, 07:48 PM
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making a load line
I recall George from Tubelab putting up a real good like to a site for drawing load lines.
This site had it broken down into I think 5 linked steps. Does anyone know this website????????? Thanks, Nick |
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20th August 2008, 08:31 PM
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^^^^
Here you go: Steve Bench's Site. Scroll down to the first table, and you'll find 'em under the "Technical Reports" section. |
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