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The official podcast of Electrical Apparatus Magazine. Hosted by David Miller and a rotating cast of editors at Electrical Apparatus: the magazine for professionals in electromechanical application & maintenance, energy, and electric vehicles. EA has been in print since 1964 and covers all corners of the electrical aftermarket—including electric motors, drives, generators, pumps, VFDs, servomotors, and much more. Service shop and convention coverage have been staples of the trade publication for decades. Running monthly departments include Associations, Utilities, Renewable Energy, Direct & Current, and the popular cartoons "Cy's Super Service" and "Motorhead & Generatorhead". Related publications include the EMBR (ElectroMechanical Bench Reference) catalog, Let's Solve Your Problem, and the Direct & Current newsletter.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 34 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
43 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
4 Folgen
seit 15. Juli 2020
episodic
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
Featuring President and Founder of the Reshoring Initiative Harry Moser, this month’s episode explores the accelerating push to reshore manufacturing, both pre and post Covid-19. In addition, service and repair prospects related to manufacturing are discussed. Listeners interested in learning more …
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
ICR Services Product Development Engineer Clint Switzker joins us as a special guest to discuss repair and service opportunities in the fast burgeoning robotics space, we explore the effect of Covid-19 on automation, and considerations for EASA shops looking to expand into servo motor repair are di…
This month special guest Gene Vogel, EASA’s pump and vibration specialist, makes an appearance to discuss service opportunities in pumps, as well as the considerations technicians and shop owners should take into account should they choose to expand in this area. In addition, we explore the changin…
Electric buses, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and the future of freight transportation all rise to the fore this month as we explore potential service opportunities in the evolving EV market.
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