Q:Where can I find a great deal online for Skyrail Suspension Rollercoaster with Elevator 200 PC by Quercetti

Quercetti Skyrail Rollercoaster with Elevator, 200 Pieces Price: $49.99 this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Details Usually ships within 2 to 5 weeks. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains a marble. Not for children under 3 yrs. CHOKING HAZARD -- This toy is a marble. Not for children under 3 yrs. CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains a small ball. Not for children under 3 yrs. Product Features * 200 piece Skyrail Rollercoaster with Elevator * Construct a suspension system that sends marbles racing around the course * Includes motorized elevator that lifts the marbles up in an endless stream of gravity-powered excitement * Includes 15 feet of glow-in-the-dark track, 4 marbles and a detailed instruction booklet * Made in Italy - Ages 8+ From the Manufacturer With 60 years of experience creating educational toys, Quercetti has contributed to generations of children engaging in beneficial play that encourages creativity and stimulates intuitive reasoning. The 200 piece Skyrail Rollercoaster with Elevator is a wonderful marble run building set. Construct a suspension system, and then send marbles racing around the course. It takes just the right amount of tension to race all the way to the bottom without falling off or rolling back. As marbles reach the bottom of the coaster, the battery-operated elevator lifts them to the top in an endless stream of gravity-powered excitement. Includes 15 feet of glow-in-the-dark track, 4 marbles and a detailed instruction booklet. Perfect for demonstrating gravity, speed, inertia, centrifugal force and other principles of mechanics and physics. Compact size is great for table tops. Made in Italy. Ages 8+.

Q:I‘m looking at a used cars and I‘ve found a 2001 Continental that I like. I‘ve always had GM cars so I‘m not sure what to look for, or what could go wrong w/ this Continental. With this car I‘m afraid of high cost repairs and problems w/ electrical and suspension systems. Are they expensive to repair? Are they reliable? Thank you!

2001 Lincoln Continental

Q:Ok here is my dilema, One of the suspension air bags went out and along with it the suspension motor? anyhow he said the mtor cost $500 and the bag $300 plus labor. So he suggested that perhaps I might want to remove the suspension and replace with air shocks instead all for $600 including the laborIn all reality I dont have alot of money to work with but I want to make a good decision. Has anybody done this before switch from suspension to shocks??? and if so how big is the difference? I love the floating feeling of the Suspension but if its not that much of a difference perhaps I should change to shocks. Please help all and any comments welcome. Thank you all for your help!

I blame the installers and the owners who want their alarm to go off every time Howard Stern breaks wind in New York, and they're parked in California. I got my alarm set so that people can lean on my car, loud cars and choppers can go past, and anything short of some one pounding on my car, trying to break in or vandalize it wouldn't make it go off. The one time it did go off, I woke up and some jerk was in my car (while the alarm was still going off) trying to rip out my stereo. He was lucky I didn't have a gun, because I was pissed. I did let the 911 operator know what kind of car he was driving and his plate numbers.

Q:It has 16x 7 aluminum wheels, 4.6 V8 XR7

Maybe by the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)?

Q:Colloidal particlesA-tend to settle at an appreciable rate-are large enough to be seen with microscope-large enough to scatter light-large enough to be seen with naked eye

A colloidal dispersion is a system were particles are evenly distributed in a continuous phase of a different composition, whether it's solid, liquid, or gas. The particles are usually less than 1 micrometer. Milk is an example of colloidal dispersion (it's technically an emulsion). A suspension is a heterogenous (not evenly distributed) mixture of colloids that are large enough to sediment (usually larger than 1 micrometer). Sand in water is an example of a suspension. I'm not sure how appreciable is defined, but a suspension will settle out much faster than a dispersion. Given enough time, though, a dispersion will eventually settle out some, usually over a period of weeks or months. Suspension particles can be seen with a traditional light microscope since the particles are larger than 1 micrometer, which is where even the best microscopes reach their limit. They can also be seen by eye if they are larger than tens of microns (a human hair is about 50 micrometers thick). Dispersion particles under 1 micrometer can't be seen easily with a regular microscope, so use of a scanning electron microscope is necessary. Both dispersion and suspension colloidal solutions will scatter light. Use of dynamic light scattering will allow you to look at particles from 1 nm up to 5 micrometers, in some cases. If the particles are sufficiently concentrated, the solution will look like dilute milk (since it's an emulsion).

Q:I want to get a good suspension system for my 2006 mustang, what type should i get, and how much should i pay?

Hanging support from the ceiling, use strap metal.

Q:why is variable damper necessary in suspension system?

Exactly what system do you have in mind ? more detail please. ??

Q:What is the rear suspension of the car?

The rear suspension of the car is a general term for all the force connection between the frame (or the loadable body) and the axle (or wheel), which is one of the important parameters affecting the comfort of the car. The suspension includes three parts: elastic element, shock absorber and force transmission device.

Q:Ignoring the damping introduced by the shock absorbers, explain why the number of passengers in a car affects the vibration frequency of the car‘s suspension system.

maximum displacement in overhand sports

Q:in automobiles.

more airflowmore power