Whoah

So I have a question for you. Hypothetically speaking, you and your competition are bidding the same project. You come in within a few dollars of each other. Customer asks, why should I choose you? You and him have the same warranties and are the same price and have been in business the same. You are equal on paper. Why you? What do you say?

From “American Electricians Handbook”

Source: “Basic Electricity,” The Bureau of Naval Personnel. Fall River Press. 2004 (1969)

Hope everyone is warm and happy, enjoying the holiday season. What's the one code question roasting like chestnuts you want to chat about with a warm brew of coffee or cold of ale. I am enjoying motors and transformers currently. from this infographic: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mohammad-arman-9a8618331_electricalengineering-powersystem-typeoftransformer-activity-7398805819103793152-U3rT?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAadOgYBZPqaHoO-1_LoTtORtLYr7zhLyFU to seeing what's going on out in the field like here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hall-power-engineering-ltd_before-and-after-more-pcb-contaminated-transformers-activity-7399559908356141056-vg8h?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAadOgYBZPqaHoO-1_LoTtORtLYr7zhLyFU p.s. check out the photo comment below of this really cool old book with transformers in it 👇👇👇