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How Long Will 3 D (11 volts) Batteries Last A Cassette Recorder?14 Oct 2005 09:50 GMT7
When will the quality of my recorder "start" degrading?
Thank you,
Christopher Lusardi
PHOTO's : 500/1000 Mhz Spec'ys14 Oct 2005 06:56 GMT11
Dear Readers,
                      thank you all for the comments re my FAST
LOADING Website..
That's because I deliberately choose NOT to upload time consuming
SCART - 15 pin D-SUB cable13 Oct 2005 18:18 GMT2
I have a problem with a cable that I bought. I have an old monitor 21" HP
that I want to use as s TV. Therefore I bought a SCART to D-sub cable
thinking that this would work. I am using a video as a tuner and thought
that it would work if only I connected the SCART part to the video ...
building a transmitter13 Oct 2005 14:51 GMT37
Hello iam wondering if anyone knows how to build a long range f
telephone bug that will transmitt on the fm frequencys for distance
of 5 miles. I dont plan on using this thing for any crminal acts jus
want to  pull a prank on some people!  would it even be possible t
I need to hire an electronics engineer13 Oct 2005 12:24 GMT5
I have a small personal project I need to hire an experienced electronics
engineer for..
It entails designing a circuit to interface with a visual/laser light show
type scenario from an analog signal.
rechargeable batteries13 Oct 2005 10:25 GMT4
Is it possible to recharge N.American AA rechargeable batteries using a
European recharger. I have both NiCD, and NiHM batteries, and planning a
trip to Europe. A friend over there has a recharger, and suggests I use his
while in Europe.   However, Europe uses 220 V , while here in ...
A Question about a Rice Cooker :O)13 Oct 2005 00:02 GMT5
Hi, thanks for looking at my post.
The Rice cooker in question is from China where they use 220 volt 50
hertz. I want to hook it up to 220 volt 60 hertz.
In case you've never seen a rice cooker, it has a paddle switch that
mic feedback & tone control IC's12 Oct 2005 22:57 GMT4
trying to cure for mic feedback, have the idea of cutting down on some
frequencies which maybe help prevent it. I am looking for tone control chips
or graphics equalizer IC's, there does not seem to be anything on the market
past audio cpu's which need I2C programming etc, a bit ...
bike timer, one more try - biketimerboard.jpg (0/1)12 Oct 2005 16:37 GMT1
Can't seem to get an attachment to go through
Playstation/X-Box modding now Legal12 Oct 2005 15:49 GMT23
http://www.itnews.com.au/newsstory.aspx?CIaNID=20369
Australian High Court rules in favour of modders
By Staff Writers, CRN      6 October 2005 11:50 AEST      Hardware
The High Court of Australia has ruled that Australian consumers and
stove12 Oct 2005 14:30 GMT7
       recently we renovated our kitchen and when the electrician went to
remove the stove it had 4 wires i guess the colours were red, black and
green (i think) however there was another wire connected to it but i cant
remember what colour it was any ideas on what colour if so ...
Is there an easy way to multiply / step up DC voltage??12 Oct 2005 13:53 GMT42
I know with transformers/coils I can step up AC voltage easily, what about
DC voltage?
Is it possible? Will capacitors and coils be able to multiply/step up
voltages?
US/Canada UK eletrical compatible12 Oct 2005 10:15 GMT2
    I have the offer of Compter Speakers from a relative in Canada. Given
the different Volatges and Frequencies between the two countries. Is it
possible to get a transformer/adpapter to use them in the UK?
Thanks
question about storage batteries12 Oct 2005 09:58 GMT1
Seems to me like about 100 years ago, a car battery gave you plenty of
warning before it died.  Slow cranking etc..
These days, batteries die when one tries to crank and the output drops
to zero (not the 5-7 volts that told you the battery needed
PWM application12 Oct 2005 02:34 GMT1
I'm looking for an application note or information about how th
device KA3525 or UC3525 works
I need a describtion about each part of the internal block diagra
because i couldn't find this information in the datasheet
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