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What coulor is the Chavvy Wavvy mummy?
orange
What colour is Chavvy Wavvy mummy?
orange
What the cheates for the locked mission on police rural rampage game?
1. What is the color of Chavvy Wavvy Mummy? orange 2. Where is ANSK candidate Jesus Marin from? cuba or california
What are the answers on rural rampage?
the 1st 3 levels are already unlocked. level 4's answer, the chavvy wavvy question, is orange. level 5's answer is Cuba. and level 6 i do not know. if you do please say here.The Level Six code isHEIDI
What are the construction and principle of rectifier?
The simple principle of a rectifier is to convert Alternating Current (AC) to Direct Current (DC) it does this by only allowing the top half of the AC wave to pass through. The simplist rectifier is a Diode. If you place a Diode in line with an AC current you will get DC current. If you just use 1 diode it will be a really choppy DC current. The best bet is 4 diodes in a Bridge Rectifier configuration. This will give full wave rectification. even after you've rectified the wave, it's still wavvy, So then you have to filter it to get it nice and smooth like the DC current you might get out of a Battery.
How much to paint classic car?
Let me start by saying that this, as usual, is not a one answer question. To be thorough, I have to lay out all possibilities. Ok. If you choose to have it done, then here are the scenerios. First of all, it will depend on what you want done. 35 coats of hand rubbed candy, is going to spin the meter up much more than a good old black laquer job. Flames, stripes, or other graphics, will set you back even further. Then, it depends on if you want stickers, or painted. Do you want door jams, trunk, and under hood included? And, oh yeah, I'm getting ahead of myself, as usual. What kind of shape is the body in now. Bodywork is a big contributer to the final ticket, as well. You see, paint, and color open up a whole world that baffles some. To simplify, it all comes down to reflection. A staight panel reflects proper. A wavvy panel reflects wavvy. The darker the color, the more important that reflection thing becomes. In otherwords, you can put white over a penel that isn't perfect, and it won't be noticed as much as say, a black panel. So, more body work is involved. Colors vary in cost as well as type of paint, and necesary steps to apply them, as well as skill level. The short answer here. $5000, and up, if you want something of quality, and duration. I recomend doing it yourself. I didn't know how to do it the first time either, but, now I can hand mask the famous Chevy "runway" stripe, like on the Z/28's, and all the other stripes Chevy has thrown out there. Also flames. I learnedthe "reverse" masking techiques needed to make flames right, as well as why you shoot them backwards, for effect. I learned how to get metal flake to laydown, to blend pearls, and how to make candies, actually not a color but a tint, dry to the right shade. I learned all this in one summer, free of charge. I worked out a deal with a guy who had a shop in town, that did all of this. I helped out a little on the mechanic end of his business, and with wetsanding, and such, in return for the priveledge of watching, and asking questions. I made him an offer he couldn't refuse, because I didn't want to drop my camaro off, and give up the keys. I was afraid they would take it out and beat it, and, they would not let me drop it off not running. I guess I showed them, huh? I just couldn't let someone else work on one of my cars, I guess is what it really came down to. When you build your own stuff, it becomes a matter of pride. That is something that a guy who has a car built for him would never understand. Chuck.
