
We will not be publishing any Articles or Tips this week, or for most of next.
My daughter has just finished her residency and is now a fully qualified board certified paediatrician and so we are off to visit her and help celebrate the culmination of 12 long years of study, exams and residency (including premed).
And all that after a full career as a singer and dancer in musical theatre. She is an amazing woman, and of course I’m completely unbiased.
And that brings me to a riddle:
- Q: How do you know someone has a daughter who is a doctor?
- A: They will tell you.
Yes, this tip is a lot about boasting about my daughter and a little about telling you why there will be no content for a few days.
Anyway, I will be around in the comments from time to time, and when we get back we will be publishing two very useful articles from professional engineer Eric Klem:
- Right sizing an alternator to get maximum power without damaging our engines.
- A step by step guide to programming sophisticated regulators, like the Wakespeed WS500, to vary alternator output by engine rpm (whitespace programming), which will allow us to safely run larger alternators.
What fantastic news—congratulations to your daughter! Enjoy your well-deserved break and family celebration.