Shirt.Woot

So much pun in so little time! But I... will... resist...
Wait... Crap.

Whoa, did not expect to see something this far out of the past, especially after it hit 4th in the double take (and 4th in one line drawing I think).

I seem to recall this being available on some other site for a while though...I know I didn't buy cuz I didn't like their blanks. So maybe spreadshirt?

Don't forget all you shirt.woot shuttle fans! The final shuttle landing is in just a few hours! 5:56 a.m. New York time, so just figure out what time zone you are relative to that and check it out!

Is this an appropriate gift for my physics tutor? I thought it was funny considering he said electromagnetism was the hardest course he's ever taken.

Craigmar wrote:The peasants are revolting.

"You said it! They stink on ice." - King Louie XVI

So what you're saying is: resistance is futile...

If each resistor is 1 ohm, what is the total resistance of the circuit?

And when you finish that, what is the resistance of an infinite grid of 1 ohm resistors?

This will be perfect for my Amish cult...

Judy321 wrote:I'd love to buy this for my electrical engineer husband--but he doesn't wear t-shirts.

Plus, I just bought 15 shirts over on the main Woot site.

But does he wear pants?

ohm an this is a cool shirt

hopefully walmazan's shirt from MEXICO derby was 4th place and coming up tomorrow...

WOOT! ARE YOU LISTENING TO MY REQUEST! PLEASE!

I want one with a few extra components that says "IMPEDE".

SaintWacko wrote:If each resistor is 1 ohm, what is the total resistance of the circuit?

And when you finish that, what is the resistance of an infinite grid of 1 ohm resistors?

Nerd Snipe!
http://xkcd.com/356/

wvutkep1002 wrote:hopefully walmazan's shirt from MEXICO derby was 4th place and coming up tomorrow...

WOOT! ARE YOU LISTENING TO MY REQUEST! PLEASE!

Tomorrow's shirt will be the winner of the "4" derby. One of these fine fellows.

Isn't the schematic representation of a switch a dot and an arrow?

PixelPants wrote:Yellow text on black had me immediately think of Star Wars. All it needs is a star field and a suitable tag. Maybe RESIST:The Dark Side, or something about the force.

It's Navy, just clarifying in case anyone else thought it was black.

At least any impedance you might suffer from this shirt is real. Oh god, it's ELE212 all over again. Please, please, induct me before I start conducting myself really poorly. I've got the potential. I've built up capacity. I'm not afraid to take on a load. I want to stay current, but I fear I come off as revolting. I don't know watt I'm saying anymore, but Ohmy where are my manners?

In for one, because a part of me would die inside if I didn't.

Really unfortunate that the shirt's circuit diagram has no input voltage, would have made it more interesting

OHM my gosh. This shirt is awesome! If I wore it to my electronics class, I'd be sure to earn some brownie points! :D

bluejester wrote:For those of you wondering what the original derby was that this particular design participated in it was Derby #74: One Continuous Line.

Check out the design, and you'll see that it is! =)

I guess you could say the design is unparalleled!

As a former Electronics Tech in the US Navy, I don't think I can resist this one!

Thanks for the comments everyone. This was a SHOCK for me too!

Awesome! This will go great with the my car's tags:

http://i53.tinypic.com/2ed5bvl.jpg

(note the DIY white LED plate lights!)

Ohm my goodness!
Dangit, sorry Math didn't look before I posted

YES!!!!!

This is probably one of the woot shirts I have most wanted that didn't get printed. I was disappointed in both derbies where it barely missed it.

THANK YOU WOOT!!!!

Now, do I get 1 or 2?

I would get one, but I would have to explain it to nearly everyone as I'm the only nerd in my circle of friend

bobsobi wrote:Isn't the schematic representation of a switch a dot and an arrow?

Kind of... The ends represented here are terminals. I think the artist was implying that you connect the power to the two open terminals, but without blueprints I can't be certain. :P

I am so glad this shirt finally got printed. I remember voting for it in the Derby, but it didn't make it. Overnight shipping this so I can wear it to my wireless communications class. We're discussing impedance matching.

In for one! Just couldn't resist... or is that, had to resist? So confusing!!

I will wear this shirt proudly while practicing my soldering.

Judy321 wrote:I'd love to buy this for my electrical engineer husband--but he doesn't wear t-shirts.

Plus, I just bought 15 shirts over on the main Woot site.

Oddly enough, I'm an EE, and I wear a different tee shirt every Friday (relaxed-dress day). Finding it hard to resist this purchase. (Oh yes, he did!)

I'm just curious...does this shirt pay ohmage to anyone? :D

Trying to figure out why they put this on a Navy shirt and not black.....

I hope they produce mho shirts like this.

Is this actually Navy or is it black? The image is black the description says Navy??

afex wrote:Awesome! This will go great with the my car's tags:

http://i53.tinypic.com/2ed5bvl.jpg

(note the DIY white LED plate lights!)

I love your plate! I wonder if anyone has that plate in SC...hmmmmmmmm...

krie wrote:I guess you could say the design is unparalleled!

I have little capacitance for such bad jokes.

coffeeshopdropout wrote:Ohm my goodness!
Dangit, sorry Math didn't look before I posted

No it's ok...I couldn't resist posting it. :D I usually have a low tolerance when it comes to these kinds of puns.

dang. woot! got on the way-back machine to bring this one in. sweet. i recall wanting one many years ago.

GwenMarie wrote:As a former Electronics Tech in the US Navy, I don't think I can resist this one!

Hey, me too! Navy ET's unite!

SaintWacko wrote:If each resistor is 1 ohm, what is the total resistance of the circuit?

And when you finish that, what is the resistance of an infinite grid of 1 ohm resistors?

Since they are all in series, and there are 10, assuming each is 1 ohm then the total resistance is 10 ohms. That is assuming that the measurement point is the open in the circuit..