Consumer Electronics

LG Fully-Automatic Front Loading Washing Machine

I think that this is a standard buy by which one can wash all the clothes of their household. With features like that stainless steel drum and the auto-restart, if there’s ever a power cut, it becomes an essential buy for anyone wanting a front load washing machine.

no, if you charge 9 volt battery with 12 volt battery you will destroy 9 volt battery

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I mean,there is AAA type dry cell with 1.5V and AA type dry cell with 1.5V as well and square cell with 9V.So what's the realtionship between all these?Is there a realtionship I mean?I suppose there's...Thank you for answering my question:)

Answer: For non rechargeable batteries, there is 1.5 volt per cell. So AA, AAA, D, C, etc. batteries have one 1.5 volt cell. The size of the cell is different in each, which allows larger current flow from that particular battery.

None volt batteries are typically 6 of these cells stacked in series within a single battery. For cheap 9 volt batteries, there may be only 5, as the actual voltage is usually higher than 1.5 volts per cell (each cell voltage is intentionally made larger).

wikipedia has a pretty good explanation - search for "nine-volt battery".

Another way to glean more understanding is to simply take a few apart - make sure you wear some protective gloves and eyewear (some of these chemicals can be very corrosive).

Hope this helps.

The fan itself might use 40 Watts, add to that the power used by the lamps (maybe 3*50 Watts) and the sum is just under 200 W when all the lamps are lit. So under one Ampere in the example given.

The parts of a light bulb are the glass envelope, mixture of inert gases at a lower pressure, and a screw cap. Inside of the light bulb is the coiled tungsten filament, support wires, glass fuse enclosure, connecting wires, and the electrical contact.

An iPod is made out of glass,plastic,metal,wires,and a sensor for tough screen.

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The general answer is that the electric motor makes it go. Electricity is converted to mechanical energy by the motor, and the power is transferred through gears (to correct speed) and coupled to the mixing head or to the mixer blade shafts.

Pros-

-if you have a good camera that you can control the lighting and exposure situation, you'll take incredible pictures.

-photoshop allows you to easily fix small mistakes you might make

-image stabilization on the camera & automatic focus

Cons-

-films cameras can give a much more natural look

-improper use of digital editing will ultimately make the pictures look fake

-almost complete control of the end result image.

-Automatic mode on digital cameras are extremely weak in low lighting situations

It is a very good question you ask because Craigslist gets a truly remarkable amount of traffic. As a web analyst I would first like to point out that 'hits' is a concept that is rarely used these days. The short version of the reason why is that 'Hits' can refer to everything from visits from search engine spiders, crawlers, poppers, screamers, and a host of other non-human web denizens. Craigslist gets visits from around 40.8 Million people per month. 40% 18 – 34 38% 35 - 49 years old 54% Male 78% Caucasian 7% Afr. Am. 8% Hispanic 5% Asian 17% $0 – 30k 25% $30 – 60k 27% $60 – 100k 32% $100k+ 43% College Graduates More information is available on web analytics at www.atlantaclickadvisor.com

average is about 350 to 500 dollars. average is about 350 to 500 dollars.

There is no specific answer. It's like asking how long it takes to fill the gas tank in a car. There is chemical energy in gasoline, and also in the battery electrolyte. How much energy was taken out? The more that was taken out, the longer it will take to put it back in. And what is the original capacity of the battery? There is a limit on how fast the tank can be filled or the battery charged, too. This will also affect recharge time. To some degree, the capacity of the charger to deliver "optimal" charging amperage contributes to the recharge time. Lots of variables, lots of uncertainty.

It all depends on what type of information the device is intended for, for the most parts it's somewhere near the front end of the vehicle, but because of the every changing size and uses of GPS devices it can be anywhere.

Electricity has had an enormous impact on society, considering how much we have come to depend on it. Nearly everything Americans hold dear is made possible by electricity-to think of life without it is mind-boggling. While I think we have developed a kind of over-dependency, there is no getting around the fact that it has molded the course of human civilization-both for the good and for the better.

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A toilet may be making noise if parts are wearing out or a problem exists in the plumbing. It may be a good idea to contact a plumber to see if there is a bigger problem.

There are many ways to make gold in WoW, the main way is by doing quests. Some of the other ways are getting Green, Blue, or Purple items and selling them at the Auction House, doing instances, and getting materials that are needed by the many professions and selling them at the Auction House.

By there positive and negative connectors and there acid.

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In a DC circuit, just connect your meter across the source or electrical bus. The meter, because it is one of the newer digital ones, will work regardless of which way the leads are connected. If the leads are plugged into the meter correctly, the investigator need only look at the sign associated with the reading on the meter and the position of the leads. If the reading on the meter is "13.6 V" on a DC setting, then the red lead is connected to the positive side or negative rail, and the black to the negative side or negative rail. Conversely, if the reading is "-13.6 V" on a DC setting, the red lead is on the negative side or negative rail, and the black lead is on the positive side or positive rail. The DMM is a wonderful innovation and will allow someone making measurements to not have to worry about which way to connect the leads - as long as that someone pays attention to the sign displayed with the voltage reading.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307873 This article indicates that WinXP supports up to 10 monitors. Many video cards will support 2 monitors. If you install two such cards, then you may connect 4 monitors. Add video cards as long as you have empty PCI slots in the PC.

Philips universal remote controls can operate audio and video devices of any brands. You have to enter the code of the device in the universal remote control. The codes are usually found in the manual or you can search through the library of codes by using the Code Search button of the remote.

The flat side marks the cathode, or negative wire coming out of the LED. Make sure that the wire on the flat side is connected to ground.

The DVD player was invented in 1996 in Japan, by Sony.

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Ask around to find out if using metal in a microwave is okay, and the answer is often a no. A no is a safe answer, and that's for sure. There are instances where metal is absolutely to be avoided. Metal utensils are a no-no, and the use of plates with metal designs should be avoided. That said, there are times when a bit of foil greatly helps with things and can be used safely. But the situations will vary. With that in mind, let's look at, "Is it save to put metal in a microwave oven?"

It may be yes, or it may be no. Here's a suggestion. Let the manufacturer make the call on this one. Generally speaking, the magnetron (the component in the microwave that generates the microwave energy) won't be harmed by metal in the cavity (the cooking area). But any metal within the cavity might act like a microwave antenna, and this may create arcs, and even start a fire within the cooking area. This will melt and burn things within the cavity, and almost certainly damage the door, which will make the oven unsafe to use (if it doesn't actually disable the oven). But setting aside those issues, let's look more closely at the microwave and how it should be used.

No one on this board can tell for sure without the owners manual or the model number of the machine in question (so one could look at the owner's manual) whether metal can or cannot be used in a given machine. "No" is a safe answer, but it may not be correct. A microwave has some cooking capabilities that may not be obvious, and anyone who owns or uses one of these puppies should know whether or not something like foil can be used inside it. There are even some microwaveable "fast foods" that have a bit of foil in the microwaveable package. Additionally, some microwave ovens allow a bit of foil over a portion of a food item being cooked, like the ends of the drumsticks on a bird. If the manufacturer's manual is not handy, it may be possible to go to the manufacturer's web site and actually view it online. Certainly the pamphlet can be had by ordering it. Get the manual. Read it. There might be several things in there that weren't obvious. Like whether or not foil can be used in the oven. That's why the correct answer may be either yes, or no.

If you have any doubts or issues, or you are not familiar with the manufacturer's instructions for a given unit, the "no" is a safe default answer and should be applied. But further investigation and thinking is in order if a microwave user wants to get the maximum out of a unit and really develop insight into the truth in the answer.

Surf on over to the USDA page with microwave use and safety suggestions. Scroll down to the section on the use of foil and see what they have to say. That's a good place to start, and you're just a few keystrokes and mouse clicks away right now.