Consumer Electronics

Register two times the async input.

Use it in your sync system

Integrated Circuit

Video Computer Game "SpaceWar"

Cassette

Computer Language "BASIC"

with...

axe

hacksaw

pick axe

dynamite

chisel

hands

screwdriver

grinder

bandsaw

scroll saw

katana

rocket launcher

SMG or AK-47

BFG

tantrum

your mom

nuke

blackhole

any sharp objects

table saw

sonic power (loud speakers)

shampoo

hammer

feet

wedge

Tunnel Boring Machine TBM

acid

scissors

nail clippers

branch

porcupine

bigger chisel

Usb R2D2

scalpel

tweezers

ketchup

lightsaber

500mw laser pointer

grenade

spoon

Everything here worked for me except: lightsaber, tweezers, porcupine, branch, spoon, nail clippers, my loud headphones, mah mom, shampoo, scissors, and that rip off of R2D2.

1979

The area of a square islength x width; basically one side multiplied by another. The Perimeter of a square is the length of all the sides added together; basically one side multiplied by four.

Yes they are illegal. If you are caught with one then you will be fined £2000.

Unplug bases and pop out the batteries from the handsets. Maybe replace batteries in handsets.

It depends on your definition of sensitivity. Sensitivity might mean how low a reading the voltmeter can accurately indicate, or it might mean how high the impedance the voltmeter presents to the circuit.

An old Triplett 310 I have can resolve 50 mV +/- 3% at an impedance of 60 KOhms on a DC scale, which by today's standards is not very good, but by standards of 40 years ago was nearly state-of-the-art.

A more modern digital meter I have, a Radio Shack DVM, can resolve 0.1 mV +/- 1% at an impedance of 11 MOhms, which is actually only middle-of-the-road today, but still very usable in many applications.

no

Yes

Not really: a TV has a different setup:

- it has a RF tuner, to bring the selected TV channel down from RF (radio frequency)

- It works with 60 times per second (for US) or 50 times per second (Europe) a new half-image (called interleafing) with the 2nd time the 2nd half.

While your monitor normally works with 60...100 total images per second, every time a whole picture.

Not in the last place also electrical interfacing is a problem: your DVD or VCR has Scart or RGB or HDMI connections. Most monitors only have VGA of DVI.

There are however convertors for this: one side Scart in and other side VGA of DVI. The only thing: these boxes are almost the same price as a second hand TV set.

With kind regards,

Henk

No

A motor enclosure is a structure containing an electric motor. There are many different types including the drip proof, totally enclosed, and the flame proof.

Horrid Henry lives somewhere in the UK.

When i got my tocco lite at the end of December the back wouldn't come off so my mum put a gift card down the side and the back came off now the back will come off easy but it doesn't fall off

95! = 1.03299785 x 10148

The bulb takes anywhere between 200w and 400w depending on the size and lumins of the projector. Then there's the electronics and fan.

Alltogether a power supply of 220v and 2.5A will be sufficient (500W).

However, friends of mine with a 600 VA UPS (Uninteruptable Power Supply) couldn't run their's on it as it may require faster switching then the ups provides.

It is one cord of a RCA connector (red and white audio cable or a red/white/yellow cable).

To hookup my sub woofer from the receiver I separated a red and white cable and just one of them.

You can't

its a Tudor beggar

lots of love

It Depends Because If It Is A Low Standard Film You'll Get Like 10K For The Film. Whereas If It Is a High Standard (For E.G James Bond) You CAN get 1Million or maybe more!

no you can´t you only can use them in the versus mode and in training

It works good!

Triple pole and neutral supply

thomas edison inspired Lewis Latimer