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What is a RFFE flange?
Raised face flange end
What type of lever are knives?
The knife is a third class lever. The pressure is applied to the other end of the handle nearest to the blade and the fulcrum is at the end of the handle nearest to the wrist.
Metal spike with a hole at the end througe which you pass a rope are called?
a needle
When did Lamson Engineering Company Ltd end?
Lamson Engineering Company Ltd ended in 1976.
How do you identify leads in a diode?
Basically, one end of the diode should be grey, while the rest of the diode is black. The grey end is the cathode (out) end, while the black end is the Anode (in) end. So the flow is from anode towards cathode. Using a multimeter, set the meter to the diode symbol (can't show graphics on Answers) but it is a triangle on its side (shaped like an arrow fired from a bow, with 3 lines meeting at the tip of the arrow). Put the red positive probe against the anode wire, and the black negative probe against the cathode wire. You should see a reading indicating that electricity is being detected. Now reverse the probes and you should fail to get a reading (as the flow is only one way). You now know which end is which for certain. (Some diodes (which come in many sizes and capacities) may not be marked at all, so using a multimeter is sometimes essential.) There is more to diodes than in my answer, so I advise a search on youtube for videos on diodes, so gaining greater depth and clarity on diodes than I have been able to put here.
What does the trebuchet look like?
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What weapon brought about the end of castles?
TRebuchet and catapult
What does a trebuchet look like?
The only difference between a trebuchet and a catapult is a catapult is triggered by a spring mechanism and a trebuchet is triggered by weight placed on the throwing. You put weight on the short end of the throwing arm and your projectile goes in a sling attached to the other end. When you release the throwing arm the weight pulls the long end of the throwing arm and launches the sling over and around the rest of the trebuchet. The weight can be positioned in one of two ways, it can be in a fixed position on the end of the throwing arm then there must be wheels attached to the base of the trebuchet so the swinging of the arm doesn't tip over the trebuchet. The other option is to attach the weight with a swinging mechanism such as a basket attached to the end of the arm.
What does trebuchet mean?
Trebuchet is catapult that uses weight to fire.
When was Trebuchet MS created?
Trebuchet MS was created in 1996.
What is the difference between Trebuchet and Trebuchet MS fonts?
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How did a medieval trebuchet work?
there was a weight at one end and a prejectile at the other
When did the trebuchet start?
the trebuchet was believed to have started in china around 300 bc
Five historical facts about the trebuchet?
The Medieval Trebuchet consisted of a lever and a slingA very large force was applied to the shorter end of the arm, the load is on the other longer end of the arm with the fulcrum in the middleThe siege engine's arm could measure up to 60 feet in lengthHeavy lead weights or a pivoting ballast box (filled with earth, sand or stones) were fixed to the short end of the Medieval trebuchet armA heavy stone, or other missile, was placed in a leather pouch that was attached by two ropes to the other, long, endWhen the arm was released, the force created by the falling weight propelled the long end upward and caused the missile to be flung in the air towards the targetThe Trebuchet was capable of hurling stones weighing 200 pounds with a range of up to about 300 yardsAfter maximum range was achieved, the trebuchet was moved toward or away from the target
What replaced the trebuchet?
The trebuchet was much like a catapult. It was replaced with the cannon, and later, firearms.
How does a trebuchet use force?
A trebuchet uses the force of gravity to propel its projectile. The counterweight falling creates kinetic energy, which is transferred to the arm of the trebuchet and then to the projectile, launching it forward. Additionally, the leverage provided by the long arm of the trebuchet amplifies this force.
Why was the trebuchet weighted at the opposite end from the missile?
to provide a counter weight that would help propel the projectile by using the force of gravity
