HomeHow do you drive a non-synchromesh gearbox?
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The technique for driving a vehicle fitted a non-sychromesh is to match the engine speed to the transmission speed by raising or lowering the engine speed.
The technique to change up is this:
- Depress clutch (not all the way to the floor, just enough to disengage)
- Move gearstick into neutral position
- Release clutch
- Depress the clutch once the engine has slowed the appropriate amount
- Move the gearstick into the higher gear.
The number of revolutions per minute to reduce depends on the normal gap between the gears (usually 600 to 800 rpm), whether the vehicle is speeding up or slowing down
The technique to downshift is
- Depress cluch
- Move gearstick into neutral position
- Release clutch
- Increase the engine speed by the appropriate amount
- Depress clutch
- Move gearstick into the lower gear
Again, the amount to increase depends on the transmission and vehicle acceleration.
There is no real substitute for practice.
If the speeds are not matched, the gears cannot engage, no matter how hard the gearstick is pushed.
If the gear does not engage, then the engine speed needs to be adjusted. Generally a high pitched grind indicates the engine is too fast, and a lower pitched grind indicates the engine is too slow.
If the gear cannot be engaged, the vehicle needs to be stopped as it is very dangerous to let a vehicle coast in neutral while the driver is hunting for a gear.
Is an iris a sun or a shade plant?
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I believe most iris like to be planted in full sun in most zones in the U.S.
Exposing the rhizome may encourage the plant to flower.
Why did Alexander Fleming become so famous?
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Alexander Fleming is famous for discovering the usefulness of penicillin as an antibacterial agent
What does a Byronic Character mean?
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Generally it is a male protagonist of upper status who is still chronically melancholy and forever searching for meaning in his life.
Why the quartz is isotropic solid?
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This is because it belongs to the cubic group of minerals where the refractive index of light is common in all orientation.
The velocity of light is the same in all directions.
Why do you use octane in vehicles?
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Octane is a measurement of the combustion process. Most commonly you will see "85 87 91" octane ratings on your average gasoline pump, this of course indicates the amount of octane that, that specific product contains.
The only purpose of octane is to resist detonation. What this means is that a higher octane gasoline is actually more stable than a lower rated fuel. When any kind of fuel is subject to high pressure and high heat (just like you'll find on the compression stroke of an average automobile) it becomes unstable and in some cases will spontaneously combust without an ignition source, this is called "detonation" which will make your engine sound like it's "knocking". Vehicles requiring a high octane fuel most often have engines with higher compression ratios which of course cause higher heat and higher pressures. Most common vehicles only require an octane rating of 85, octane ratings of 87 and 91 won't make your car run any better.
In a scientific method the factor that may change in response to the manipulated variable is called the responding or?
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It is called the dependent variable because it depends on what the independent variable is doing.
An oven heats up and the whole kitchen becomes warm because of heat transfer by?
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This is by both radiation and convection.
Where are blood cells born?
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Red and white blood cells are both made in the bone marrow in mostly long bones (femur,humerus).
Iron Ring used for apparatus for heating?
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The iron ring is a device used to hold something such as a flask over a Bunsen burner.
Do animals perspire the same way as humans?
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The vast majority of animals do not perspire at all. Only selected mammals perform this function.
What is a Bolt for a girder?
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A bolt for a girder is a bolt that is cast in place with the cap. Therefore the bolt is concreted into the cap of the substructure of the bridge. The girder is then set on top of bearing pads, on top of the cap, in between the girder bolts. The bolts are there to keep the ends of the girders from moving side to side.
What discovery turned the Nomads into farmers?
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Experimentation, most likely by women, with plants that it was their task to gather eventually led to more of adevelopmentthan a discovery of domesticated plants.
The discovery of Maize.
What does an MSRP mean?
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MSRP Means ( Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price )
MSRP' The amount of money for which the company that produces a product recommends that it be sold in stores. MSRP does not necessarily correspond to the price retailers actually use or to the price customers are willing to pay.
What is an analog mixing desk?
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Analogue - In audio terms, this means that the audio signals will be stored, reproduced, or transmitted physically on or in something (i.e. vinyl records).
Mixing Desk - A mixing desk is where an audio engineer controls and edits several audio signals simultaneously for recordation or transmission.
Therefore, an Analogue Mixing Desk is used to control and edit analogue audio signals simultaneously for recordation or transmission.
What is H2O used fore?
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H2O is the scientific name for water. it can be used for many things in science and in everyday life such as diluting solutions, bathing, cleaning wounds, and is necessary for sustaining animal life.
Is a book titled or is it entitled?
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A book is titled(named) to give it identity,rank,position and unique cover page name & design for readers to be made aware of the content.
A book is entitled in its right of content value.
NO, there is no real difference.
What is the signaling method used by Bluetooth?
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FHSS(Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum)
What happens if you constantly increase the temperature on a solid- gas or plasma I mean if you infinitely increase the temperature on a gas what is the next phase it will go?
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It will change states from a gas to plasma. The order of standard phase is solid, liquid, gas, and plasma.
What is 83 kilos in stones and pounds?
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Volume of a sound wave is equal to the what?
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The amplitude of a sound wave is the same as its volume.
What is a unit of heat called?
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The most common unit for heat is a calorie. One calorie is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 kilogram of water 1 degree. this should not be confused with the word calorie used to measure food intake - that is actually the kilocalorie.
Units of heat include BTU (British Thermal Unit), calorie, and therm.
What does disrupts the day to day operation mean?
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Something out of the ordinary that prevents, or delays ordinary operations.
A bomb scare at a school
Death of co worker in industrial accident??
Why does facial hair make you look so ugly?
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because, if your a girl a guy doesn't want to feel like hes kissing a guy. i recommend shaving, bleaching, waxing or laser hair remover
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