As someone who has bent quite a bit of emt when I saw that work I shook my head.Sometimes in industrial wiring you have to use flex, or in this case liquid tight where there is a chance of heavy vibration where a transfer between one surface to another occurs. Also sometimes due to the shape of the required bend flex is the only option. NEC says you can not have more than 360 degrees worth of bed between two boxes. 180 degrees is best practice. As such sometimes flex is a better option because it can curve in ways stiff wall can't. Pipe bending is a true art form.
It really is pretty great. Just rode it. It is awesome. Especially if you ride where you face the water at the top.That was great.
I think I saw you on the bridge earlier but it wasn't me that you were talking to.Drat drat drat. I suspect I may have been standing next to a forum member on the bridge during testing. Seemed fairly knowledgeable. I was in a the MMXX hat. Didn't see any others in the park all day.
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