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How fast does the Galleon ship travel?
A Galleon ship typically traveled at speeds of around 4-8 knots, which is roughly 4.6-9.2 miles per hour. However, speeds could vary depending on factors like wind conditions, currents, and the size and design of the ship.
How is the speed of the drill press determined?
The chuck spindle has a 4 tier pulley on top. The motor also has a 4 tier pulley set the opposite way. A belt between the 2 pulleys drives the spindle at different speeds depending on where it's placed by the operator.
What is the speed of a humphead wrasse?
Humphead wrasse can swim at speeds of up to 3-4 miles per hour. They are strong swimmers and can cover large distances in search of food or mates.
What is the speed of a carrack?
A carrack is a type of sailing ship that was used for long-distance travel during the Age of Exploration, typically reaching speeds of 4-8 knots (4.6-9.2 mph).
What are the key features and benefits of the SU-4 protocol for wireless communication?
The SU-4 protocol for wireless communication offers key features such as high data transfer speeds, low latency, and improved reliability. Its benefits include enhanced network performance, better connectivity, and support for multiple devices.
How long did it take to make the phonograph?
4 years
What is Steve spurrier's record against Georgia as a player?
4 losses
What are gramophones?
'Gramophone' is a trademark, and was an early term for what came to be known as the 'record player.' Depending on your age, however, the next question you might ask is, 'What are record players?'A gramophone is a record player that plays flat records on a turntable (with or without amplification). They were created a few years after Edison invented his phonograph that played cylindrical records to bypass both his patents (by using a disk instead of a cylinder) and his trademarks (calling them gramophones instead of phonographs).One of the earliest brands of gramophone sold was the Victrola.Ultimately the gramophone design made the Edison phonograph design obsolete, but the name phonograph came to apply in the public mind to both designs and many people have completely forgotten the original meaning of the word gramophone.
Is Jimmy Connors tennis player who lost a record 4 US Open Singles finals?
yes
What does forty-five record mean?
1 a cardinal number,40 plus 5. 2 a symbol for this number, as 45 or xlv. 3. A set of this many person or things. 4 a caliber handgun or it's cartridge ( often written as 45). A 7- inch phonograph record played at 45 r.p.m of ten written as 45.
What are different types of electronics which can play music?
I'm going to try to answer this question to the best of my ability. 1.Phonograph 2.Record Player 3.Tape Player 4.Walkman 5.Radio 6.CD player 7.Computer(technically) 8.mp3 player 9.mp4 player 10.mp5 player 11.Dvd player 12.Blu-ray player 13.Hd-dvd player 14.PSP
When was the electric record player invented?
There are two types of automatic record players. One automatically puts the tone arm onto the edge of the record and begins playing then shuts off the player and picks up the tone arm after the side is finished playing. The other simply shuts off the player after the side has been played. I have a 1921 Sonora Marlborough console player that has the latter. There are also automatic record changers. These perform the functions of the above plus having a special spindle will hold up to 4 discs and drop them automatically for continuous play. Automatic record changers began appearing during the late 1930s on consoles. on portables they began appearing in the early 1960s as solid state circuitry made it possible for the mechanism to fit in a smaller cabinet. I had a GE portable with an automatic record changer that was manufactured in 1969. This was solid state with an all plastic case (cream colored)) with a plastic tone arm. It played 4 speeds, (16,33 1/3, 45 and 78). Most GE players seem to date from about 1957 to 1984. In the last 3 years turntables and record players seem to be making a comeback but I have not seen any by GE as yet. A great book is THE FABULOUS PHONOGRAPH 1877-1977 by Roland Gelatt. It is my audio bible.
What NHL player holds the record for the most goals scored in a single period?
The NHL player who holds the record for the most goals scored in a single period is Mario Lemieux, who scored 4 goals in one period on December 31, 1988.
How do you get DVD movies on to your computer using windows media player?
Do not use windows media player Easier method - 1) Download VLC media player for free. (its free anyways) 2) Try playing the movie with media player. 3) Open 'Advanced Controls' option from the - Views. 4) There will be a record option below and press it and record the Full movie or parts of it. Only Problems- 1) Gotto watch the whole movie or parts that you want to record for VLC to record.
What does friction slows things down or speeds them up?
4
On a 350z can you ride with 4 lug nuts if you had five?
At moderate speeds, yes. For higher speeds or tight cornering, you might be causing a problem.
What are the release dates for On the Record with Bob Costas - 2001 4-4?
On the Record with Bob Costas - 2001 4-4 was released on: USA: 2004
