On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 20:45:27 UTC, de Mac
wrote:

Hi Mac:

hear term all the time now on e pay,
so what the heck does "powered up" realy mean

Don't know where you got this phrase from?

when I worked microwave radio relay
if some thing powered up
it meant turned it on and it worked

I agree, but it IS possible for something to power up and still
not work correctly. I just sold a Radio Shack DX394 which
powers up fine (lights, display, audio all worked) BUT the
RX sensitivity was way down.

now I don't quite understand what anybody
means by powered up

Without the added comments (like poor sensitivity in the
above example) it's meaningless.

turned it on and nothing happend ?
turned it on and smoke came out ?
turned it on and it went ohoooa ohoooa
till 20 amp breaker opened ?
turned it on and it worked ?

As my auction plainly states, the main fuse blows when
turned on.

Hope that helps....

Tedd, VE3TJD

Hello Tedd
tnx
its just some times new lines/words
come in to use that seem to me have
no relaitionship with reality

yours truly
Mac