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5 Tips for Managing Your Inspection Program
8 Steps for Gathering Effective Motor Testing Data - Part One
8 Steps for Gathering Effective Motor Testing Data - Part Three
8 Steps for Gathering Effective Motor Testing Data - Part Two
A Balloon Fix
A Common Mistake
A Good Troubleshooting Tool is the In-Rush Starting Current
Are You Properly Trained?
Assessing Motor Health from a Broad Perspective
Be Curious When Doing Inspections
Bearer of Bad News
Benefits of Optional Lenses in Building Applications
Building a Motor Testing Tool Kit
Building Inspections
Buildings - Problems Normally Encountered
Can "Cold" Indicate an Electrical Fault?
Consider Optional Lens for Building Inspections
Digital Image Quality
Discovering Issues during the Building Inspection Process
Do you know what day it is?
Do You Think Heat Rises?
Electric Motor Testing – High Resistance to Change
Electric Motor Testing – The Long Road to Acceptance
Electric Motor Testing: Dealing with Unrealistic Time Expectations
EMT Workspace
Extra Stuff to Carry for IR Inspections
Focus, Focus, Focus!
Follow-up Infrared and Requalification Inspections
Getting There With What You Need
Grading your IR Program
How Effective is Your Insulation?
How Much Building Experience Do You Need?
Identifying Blade Pass Frequencies with Motor Current
If At First You Don’t Succeed… STOP!
Inductance is Affected by Everything in the Motor
Inspecting Steam Traps with Infrared Thermography
Insulation Test Series - High Potential Testing
Insulation Test Series - Step Voltage Testing
Interpreting Building Images
Is the wind blowing through my house?
Jeremy's Journey -- New Reporting Software for Inspections
Jeremy's Journey -- Up and Down the West Coast
KPI's - Key Performance Indicators
Learn to Use the Term "Appears to be" when Referring to Thermal Images
Localize the Source of Anomalous Data with Impedance Values
Looking at a Signal in the Frequency Domain
Maybe, it’s Just the Battery
Measure the Load
Mechanical Infrared Inspections; "Is this really a problem?"
Old School vs New - Annotations and Inspection Details
Operation 2024
Power Quality is an Important Step
Preparations for Successful Motor Testing
Reliable Data Correlation with IR and Electric Motor Testing
Small Structures Canvas
Snap Judgments - Don’t Make Them!
Sometimes the Cool Components are the Electrical Problem
Staying Sharp
Steppers and Servos – EMT works here too
Success!
Switch Temperatures and Annealing
The Importance of Motor Enclosure Type
The Importance of Spare Motor Reliability
The Importance of the Date and Time Stamp
The Keys to Interpreting a Thermal Signature in a Building
The Teeth of The Tiger
The Value Proposition for Roof Moisture Inspections using Infrared Thermography
Thermal Patterns can be Deceiving
Thermally Capable Drones
Think Thermally!® During Building Inspections
Top Five Additions to your Camera Case
Understanding Fast Fourier Transforms for Motor Testing
Using Emissivity Settings in Building Applications
Using Visual Images to Provide Diagnostics and Suggestions for Needed Repairs
Warm Weather IR Inspections of Buildings
Welcome Jeremy Kays!
What Am I “Seeing” With My Camera?
What are you trying to prove?
What camera settings should I use for a building inspection?
When to Perform Building Inspections
Where is the Real Source of Abnormal Heating?
Why is Insulation Temperature Correction Important
Why Should I Implement Motor Testing
Will the Real Thermographer Please Stand Up?
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