Rockwell Automation Video
 

Someone sent me the link to this video this morning.
It is hilarious, especially if you are an engineering, or have any technical background with instruments & controls technology.

http://www.ryancarr.com/video/retro.wmv


Enjoy.

Oh, man, some of those terms - ha!

Where'd that come from? I mean, I see 'copyright Rockwell 1997,' but why'd they make it?

A work of genius. That man should be a politician.

where's the funny? that all made sense to me....... although i would have used X-Y converters to allow the reticulating EMF interruptor to get a better grap on the wavelength accumulator. but that's just me. :rolleyes:

Who are you trying to kid. Any decent redelictulation engineer would know that you need an X-Z converter to do that :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: http://cc.smisk.us/smilies/speech/351.gif

oh yeah! WTF was i thinking?!?!? :rolleyes:

At the 329th Annual Convention on Testicular Verbosity, we discussed this very point at considerable length.

my specialty is in the thermodynamic properties of malted beverages in motion.

The funny part is that the speaker did not mention the Q-36 aludium modulator, which everyone knows is required for off-axis, symetrical wave deflgration.
Furthermore, not once did he say "flux capacitor."

That is because everyone knows it, so why state the obvious :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

That latest Rockwell model he was showing appears to have done away with the old Johnson valves they used to use.

Is that why he is back posting again?

no flux capacitor? how disappointing...

Reality bites..........
 

Hey, I think Rockwell managed to sell us one of those things................


Still could be worse, could be using Siemens PCS7...........


Doh, just checked our latest company profile, and it appears we're now owned by : Siemens !!

Re: Reality bites..........
 

Just don't give one away Phil, that would make you a Seimens donor