Q:Things to think about: -valley has steep sides -the slopes are rain forest or small villages -no roads built in the area -the cable towers are 5000 ft apart at some points, but others only 3000 ft -the towers are 15000 ft above the floor, others only 500 ft*activities must not create significant noise*Cables are not allowed to sag below 120 its for my technical report for civil engineering technology....any ideas will help even the craziest ones..thankss soo much

Like ships at sea transferring supplies: start with a thin line shot across, the thin line ties to a heavier one, and finally to the actual heavy weight (power cable in your case). Or how about a helicopter pull.

Q:Cable zc_y v22 what does it mean

No problem with the copper, the home is no problem as if you take a twisted pair as a telephone line KVV with BV material, the process is not much difference in the production

Q:what is this cable called I can't find it anywhere because i don't know what it's called if anyone knows anything about it or who sells it please explain.Thanks

does no longer or no longer that's greater value-effective and greater useful getting in for a clean exhibit screen or repairing the broken exhibit screen. anyhow , its no longer accessible to connect a private pc on your pc exhibit screen. the opposite is accessible. you will be able to desire to connect your pc to the very own pc exhibit screen

Q:I am building my first computer and i was going to order a 750GB HDD to back up a 60GB SSD but it is a bare drive. Are there any cables/cords/connectors that i need to buy or should they all come with the motherboard?

as long as the hard drive is compatible and you have the data and power cable for the two you should be fine

Q:When talking about power supply's, what is Modular Cabling?

Here are some examples of modular power supplies

Q:I need a cable to connect my SATA hard drive to my computer's motherboard (which already has the SATA ports). Is this the correct cable:

Yes. You will also need to power the SATA drive, so if your power supply doesn/t have the right connectors it, you will need an adapter.

Q:The power supply in question is

PSUs normally come with a power cord to plug them into a wall outlet, plus all the necessary cables needed to provide power to all the components of your computer. There are some minor differences. The main ATX power connector for the motherboard needs to match the socket on the motherboard (usually it will, but if the PSU is expensive and the motherboard cheap, or vice versa, be sure to check). Bigger power supplies often have extra connectors for things like fancy video cards, and some video cards require these connectors or they won't work properly, so beware.

Q:Im planning on buying a psp go usb data and power cable from gamestop but need to know if it charges my dead psp go

No - bought one 2 hours ago, have been charging for 1 hour and it will not come on. Additionally, the orange light does not come on when charging. Maybe it works if it is not already dead, but I can 100% confirm it doesn't work with one already dead.

Q:I like to play my PSP at home quite a bit. When I do I plug in the AC adapter so that the battery power doesn't get used up unnecessarily. I see that when I have it plugged into the wall that under the system information it says that the power is being used from an external source instead of the PSP's battery. I take it then that the battery won't overcharge and it's OK to use it this way, or do I have to remove the PSP's battery when using the power cable?

It is fine. The PSP is just telling you that it is taking power from the outlet instead of the battery.

Q:then directly to the capacitor. or should the resistor be in the middle of the power cable.

Not sure why you would be wanting a resistor in your car audio system. Capacitors are used to give you a short term boost in available power, such as that required when your amp produces a quick strong bass note, such as a kick drum. A resistor does the opposite, it slows down current, which would give you less power to your amp.