Q:And my other drive has the only analog audio cable on my motherboard hooked up to it, and i know i need to plug in one more cable, because windows wont start up the way i set it up and idk what needs to go into which port.

Are your drives IDE, SCSI or SATA? If they are IDE, are the jumpers set correctly for master/slave or cable select?

Q:If the question, please ask how the power cable should be set when the set of quotas (08 installation quota)? More

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Q:i need to know what kind of cable i need to supply power to my internal dvd player. I ALREADY HAVE AN IDE CABLE

internal dvd player there will be a power cable in the computer that is coming from the power supply box

Q:Beginner cost, do not know how the calculation of power cable works, is directly from the drawings on the amount of it?

The first is to buy a computer connected to the TV dedicated audio and video lines, length specifications are: 1.8 meters, 5 meters, 10 meters, 15 meters and 20 meters, etc., everywhere sold here do not do a detailed introduction to the first step: , S-terminal video cable connection S plug the end of the line into the video on the S terminal port, while the other end of the S-terminal line into the TV behind the S terminal port, the connection is completed (Figure 1); if you You can use the "S-AV adapter" supplied by OUR to connect the S-terminal connector to the S-terminal cable, and then insert the AV head of the other head into the AV video input after the TV Mouth, the connection is completed (Figure 2). . the audio cable connection will be the audio line of the two Lotus head were inserted into the TV after the left and right channel audio input port, while the audio cable 3.5mm audio head into the audio card audio output port, the connection is completed. If you need to use the "one sub-two audio frequency line", then its 3.5mm audio head into the audio card audio output port, speakers (headphones) and audio lines were inserted into the "one two audio frequency line" 3.5 Encyclopedia of Germany, Germany and Germany Bao Bao mother on the mouth, the connection is completed

Q:i have a 600w rms and a 300w rms amp the 600w amp has an 80a fuse and the 300w has two 25a fuses right now i have two seperate power cable for each amp going to the battery the inline fuse for the 600w amp is 100a and the inline fuse for the 300w amp is 50a (i need to swich to a 60a i know) they both have 8awg power cables 100a amps is about all a n 8 awg can handle so what i want to do is run a single zero guage cable to the firewall than on the inside of the vehicle have a distribution block what i need to know is -what guage wire should i use for the power wire at the battery-what size fuses to use and how many-the locations i should put the fusesthanks i pick best answers fast

i would use 4ga. wire at the battery with a 120 curcuit breaker about 12-18 inches from the batery then 6-8 gauge off the dist.box to the amps

Q:I need a low profile extention to the exsiting power cable so it can run along the skirting to the mains socket.I was thinking of joining flex wire to the existing cable, wrapping the 3 cores with heatshrink, and then wrapping the whole thing with white insulation tape. the guy from maplin told me I could do this but then I''ve heard that this is a bad idea (and probably against UK safety regulations).

What I would do is make an extension up and just plug the heater into that. When you don't use the heater anymore use the extension for something else. Normally you need a Janus plug a normal plug and 2.5mm^2 three core flex. You can solder the wires and heat shrink it, just make sure the solder join is done well. If you just twist it together it might heat up and burn.

Q:Right now, the cables behind my audio receiver are tangled beyond recognition. I need to organize them...How should I bundle my speaker wire to minimize RF and EM interference? I've heard that a quot;8-shapedbundle is good.Is there any truth to this claim? If so, explain.Thanks in advance!

any cable with an electrical current passing through will create an electromagnetic field. however when you bundle them in a single loop, because the currents are going in the same direction they will resemble a very big cable with a lot of current, so the magnetic field will be much larger (this is in part how an electric motor works). the best way to avoid this would be to remove excess cable so there would be no need to have loops. Really i'm not convinced about the benefits of having the cable in a figure 8 pattern, because it's just like having two loops really. i would try to avoid loops, or at least keep them away from the actual hifi and the speakers. generally components in your hifi and speakers will be magnetically shielded, to prevent any interference like that, however if you hear a buzzing noise when your mobile phone is near, than it's possible they're not shielded, as your mobile phone is a source of electromagnetic interference. if you're worried about electromagnetic interference it is also worth noting that wifi routers, mobile and cordless phones and microwaves are all sources of electromagnetic radiation. hope that all helps

Q:I want to buy an Xbox 360 from the US (I really don't care about that stupid PAL/NTSC thing seeing as I can just buy all the games from OKorder) and I was wondering how and where I would get a proper Microsoft-made power cable for Australia. Do they sell them through their website? If not, are there any other places that sell the cables online or in Adelaide?I've heard they can be bought on OKorder, but I'm nervous about buying a cable from OKorder because I want to make sure that it is DEFINITELY a Microsoft cable and not a third-party one, and while OKorder is usually pretty good I don't want to take chances with something like this.

OKorder is a good option... power cables aren't really that important and even a 3rd party can most likely get it right. you could call microsoft but they will charge you and arm and a leg for the replacement part. what you might want to do is get a power adapter from any travel store so you could plug the u.s. power cable into the australia wall. i'd try the power plug adapter before buying a different power brick.

Q:A pair of Copper wire mains, each of 3.87 sq.cm cross section use to transmit the power, a distance of 915m for 10 hours a day, 80 kilo watt at 200 volts are taken from the mains, find power lost in cable per day at resistivity 1.7 micro ohm.cm.Note: Question is talking about A PAIR OF COPPER WIRE

Power loss per day is meaningless, I assume you mean energy loss per day, or power loss You have to calculate the resistance in the wire. Resistance of a wire in Ω R = ρL/A ρ is resistivity of the material in Ω-m L is length in meters A is cross-sectional area in m? A = πr?, r is radius of wire in m resistivity Cu 17.2e-9 Ω-m 3.87 cm? = 3.87 e-6 m? R = (2*915)(17.2e-9) / (3.87 e-6) = 8.13 ohms 80 kW at 200 volts is a current of 80000/200 = 400 amps You cannot put 400 amps through an 8 ohm resistance, as that requires a voltage of 3200 volts, which we don't have. So the premise of 80 kW is not possible. Perhaps you copied one of the numbers incorrectly. .

Q:i just moved from canada to asia and the voltage in canada was 110 and here its 240 so i have a ps3 and i plugged it into a converter(converts voltage). After im done playing i noticed that the power cable is warm and you could move the two positive and negative prongs very easily as if they were about to come out of the cable. I have no idea what to do HELP!!!!!!!

You need a good power converter (appropriately rated for the PS3's power consumption) with a proper American style socket, or replace the PS3 power cord with one better fitting to the receptacle on the converter transformer.