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- I sold a small bit of electrical equipment to a guy in Norway - I'm in the UK.Item became faulty after a month - I said I would refund him but I had spent the cash already and couldn't repay him back in one go. Item was returned.He agreed that I could pay it up ?899 over 4 years as I'm just a student and not working full time. It was sent in his currency and ?899Trouble is he is now claiming I've not just to pay ?899 back but the amount is to be much more in GBP's as the pound as got weaker against his currency although he stated he wouldn't add any interest on. Any advice?
- Well it isn't your fault that the currency is more or less. Do you have anything in writing? You may want to check what laws are on the books but he can't just change the price on you
- 1) Hands when handling electrical equipment. 3 letters, 2nd is r2) Work areas must have 9 letters, 2nd is o, 9th is r3) Treat all chemicals in the lab as 9 letters, 2nd is a, 4th is g, 6th is r, 9th is s4) Ties8 letters, 1st is t, 2nd is i, 3rd is e, 7th is i.
- 3). Dangerous 4). Tiestring (but 9 letters not 8)
- i want to where I can transformator ( i do not know the name)But I whant to there is some equipment the you connetectwith your device it will change the current. And please wherecan I buy and approximatly what is the price?Thank you
- yes u can but u would need a power volt changer to make them work in the usa the power converters cost between 10.00 - 100.00 dollars
- Can I use 240 volt electrical equipments into 220 volt? Should I need a transformer?
- no, 220/240 is within tolerances
- i replaced my home theater system thinking it was busted but when i recieved my new one it still had the same buzzing sound i noticed the buzz is in the bedroom too
- No, it really wont help. I'm not really sure what would help this, or what is causing it. If i had to take a guess, it's gotta be the quality of the wires touching each other likely coming out of a small hole in the back of the entertainment center. Honestly, it could be a number of things, and without looking at it, i have no idea. But a surge wouldn't help. a surge is designed to do one thing, detect power surges and shut down before they happen. It's basically exactly like the surge protector box, except designed to detect a smaller surge, and react quicker, to protect valuable electronics. For things like interference, even if the interference is caused by electrical charges in the power supply (which is unlikely in itself), a surge protector would not be able to detect the interference at all because it isnt sensitive enough, or else it would be able to detect it (also not likely) and would simply flip off every time you turned it on because the interference would simply trigger it. over and over again. For this problem you need to attack the interference at the source. where that is, i couldn't tell you.
- I recently came across an article that many Jews are now reevaluating whether electricity really is tantamount to lighting a fire, a forbidden act on the Jewish Sabbath, due to advances in our understanding of electricity through modern science. Is anyone aware of changing opinions on the use of electricity on the Jewish Sabbath? Are some Orthodox groups really changing their position?
- Using electricity on Shabbos (the Sabbath) is not forbidden. It is turning it on or off on Shabbos that is. As someone correctly said, we may leave on light bulbs, air conditioners, etc. or have them turn on and off with a timer. Contrary to popular belief, it is not forbidden because of mav'ir or mekhabeh, the prohibitions of igniting and extinguishing fire on Shabbos. As you said, we understand now that it is not very similar at all. However, the source of this prohibition is actually boneh, a different type of work forbidden on Shabbos, and this does not change the fact that it is forbidden. Boneh literally means building, but in Biblical terms, it is used as completing/forming a structure. The basic concept is the same, but it includes other things that are not necessarily included in the word building. Soter is also part of it, meaning destroying, or the opposite of boneh. The structure we are forming here by turning on a light is the electric circuit. When the light is off, electricity still courses through the wires, however, only the connection to the light bulb is missing. If we flip that switch and turn on the light bulb, we are supplying the missing link to allow the electric current to reach the light bulb, and thus completing a circuit, violating the prohibition of boneh. Turning off a light is the same thing, in reverse. The electric circuit exists and is complete, and if we turn off the switch, we would be disconnecting the circuit, which is the prohibition of soter. So no. Orthodox Jews are not changing their position. Nothing has changed about the prohibition, and nothing has changed about electricity as we know it.
- EMP Electromagnetic Pulse
- The EMP has the capacity to damage electrical equipment regardless of the source powering the electrical equipment, especially now that power generation devices depend heavily on sensitive microelectronics.
- Do they design circets for the electricity? If not, what do they design?
- There are many different areas of specialization in electrical engineering.
