Q:wiring diagram

I don't believe that such a thing exists. What is your question specifically? Are you installing a remote receiver inline? If so, the wires should be individually labed. Connect the white wire coming from the ceiling to the white wire labeled 'line' or 'to supply'; connect the black wire coming from the ceiling to the black wire labeled 'line' or 'to supply'; connect the green wire from the fan, green wire from the mouth, and the green or bare copper wire coming from the ceiling (if there is one) together; connect the white wire coming from the fan to the white wire labeled 'load' or 'to fan'; connect the black wire coming from the fan to the black wire labeled 'load' or 'to fan'; if you're installing a light kit on this fan, connect the extra wire, which is probably either black with white stripes or red, to the wire labeled 'to light'

Q:Hi i would like to ask what is the diference between the two versions of wiring the RJ 45 connector. when I was making my first networking cable, i used the wiring according to an image that only was using/connecting four wires into the connector. the cable works and works well. Now i found plenty of other images, all of them reccomending the full /eight wires/ connecting. Do I run my network on lower Mbits/sec? what are the other four wires used for? Thanks

You should terminaqte all 8 wires even when running at 100M 10M speeds are ok using just the 4, but at 100M, while the unused pairs do not carry a signal, they do help with attenuation.

Q:What are the effects on an amp when you use power/ground wires that are too small? I bought a set of 8 guage wires off of OKorder, and it stated they can handle up to 1000W. I'm using a Kenwood KAC-9103D amp, 500x1 @ 4ohms, 900x1 @ 2ohms, and 900+ x1 @1ohm (1800 W max power). My subs are Kicker VR8, dual voice coil, 4ohms, wired in parallel. Was it a mistake to go with 8 guage wiring? Should have I gone with 4 guage?

definite you ought to enhance to 4gauge. a million/0 in case you may locate the money for it. it's going to make a distinction simply by fact the bigger the cord, the greater advantageous the present pass. i could recommend finding into doing the massive 3 besides. keep in mind, it takes potential to make potential. N2, yup a million/0 for 4 hundred watts. i recognize folk working a million/0 to 4 hundred watt SAX200.4s. unlike maximum folk, I constantly improve so why even purchase 4 gauge and then spend additional money on a million/0. And why shouldn't I be answering questions? I even have sufficient recognize how and am sensible sufficient to run greater advantageous issues than Pyle and twin, :D

Q:how do i wire a dual 2 ohm sub to an amp at 2 ohm

actually tc your almost right. yes 1 and 4 are the ohm loads of the speaker itself. but if your talking mono thats all you can achieve. on 2 channel amps when you bridge them your talking ohm drop again. so if you have one dvc 2 ohm wired in series and then bridged to the amp your looking at a 2 ohm load

Q:Does anyone know where i can buy them? I need new ones because my crazy cat chewed up two of the wires lol =#92;

Buy some speaker wire and electrician's tape and splice new wire in the area where the old wire is chewed. Make sure you don't cross positive with negative. This way, you don't have to worry about getting the right connections, and it will be inexpensive.

Q:i just got guitar hero 3 and i want to buy another guitar contoller for the xbox 360 but my mom only wants to buy the wired one because it is cheaper is there anything wrong with the wired one and should i get it or not since i will be playing it with my brother. also how long will the wire be.

The wired and wireless have no real differences. Only price. They both feel the same, they both respond the same, etc. Just get the wired one. You'll save money on batteries.

Q:Obviously speaker wire is what connects the speaker to the receiver; what's the difference between 'zip' speaker wire and...others...?

Zip okorder /

Q:I accidentally bought spark plug wires for a V6 2.7 liter engine and i own a 4 cyl 2.2 liter engine. are those wires interchangeable? i own a 95 Honda Accord

as long as they will fit they should work. they might be longer but you can always tie them up away from the manifold. you will have 2 extra wires left over.

Q:I bought this ceiling lamp, and there are 4 wires coming out of it. One white and one black (positive and negative), a bare copper wire for grounding, but there's also a yellow striped green wire. I was wondering what's the latter one for ?In my ceiling I have the black, white and bare copper wires.I'm Canadian by the way

The yellow and green wire is another ground wire. In a house in North America most systems are AC and there is NO positive or negative conductor. The conductors are a ground/bare, white/neutral and any color is a hot wire. The green or yellow green are the exception to the color codes. I suggest you get a book on basic house wiring before you attempt anything besides basic replacement of devices.

Q:Live wire- bring current to appliancesNeutral wire- returns the current from the applianceMy question is, if we are using AC current, then in the next half cycle, the live wire will return the current from the appliance and the neutral wire will bring current to appliances. Am I right? If I’m right, then both wires have the same function why give them different names? Really appreciate your help.

The live wire pushes the load (or the live wire connects the source to your load) and neutral wire goes from the load to ground (or back to source). So do not think about the alternating nature of AC but how the wires are connected and which one is pushing the load. Another way to think about it is the power flows from the generator to your house, through your panel, into your appliances then back. If you touch the live wire then electricity can flow through you to ground (bypassing the load). But, if you were to grab the neutral wire you will not be shocked because the current takes the path of least resistance, which is through the wire to ground and not through you. So, although the neutral wire can have the same power flow as the live wire you will not get shocked because you are on the other side of the load. Hope that helps you.