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- what cables do i need (besides a power cable) to start playing?
- 1). PS AV cable for standard TVs; 2). HDMI 1.3a for HDTVs; 3). RJ-45 cable if you plan a wired internet connection; 4). SB - miniB cable for controller; 5). Power cable (same as for PC).
- I don't do a lot of stuff like this, so I'd appreciate some information about how to do this: basically, I'm trying to route a coaxial cable from outside into the house. The cable is outside, and needs to go through the outside brick layer, then through the wall itself (through insulation?) then through the drywall (through a new outlet plate too).Any suggestions about how to go through the wall with a wire? I'd even appreciate a link to a how-to site as well.Thanks.
- If this is for TV cable the cable company will do this for you. The main question is where are the electric wires in the wall. You don't want to get through the brick and find wires. So if you are bound and determined to do this yourself I would start from the inside. Cut out a square of the drywall, keep it to replace later, move the insulation with gloves and see if you can see the brick. That's when you use a concrete drill bit to drill thru the brick. Feed wire thru all and figure out where the hole should be in the drywall you saved,and make one (feeding the wire thru the drywall square.) Then once you have what you want all done, get some drywall mud, small container and use a spatula to fill all edges-let dry. Then redo as needed. When the seams are filled, get a wet rag and sand it down in circles til it's smooth to the touch, repaint and you are done, (they do have receptacles to put that wire thru if its in a space that will be seen.) But I'd call your cable company.
- Our company needs a WELDING CABLE / DC POWER CABLE,50mm fine strand and color blue. Does anyone knows where to buy here in the Philippines? or if you know some suppliers, manufacturers please do let me know. It would help a lot. Thanks
- You can buy it from okorder
- Its a Extreme power plus 700w the U.S.A and Canadian type.
- It depends on where you will be using it. The adapters' female end will accept U.S. power cords. However, the male end will not be usable in U.S. electrical receptacles. If you are planning to travel to Australia or live there, then you are golden. However, if you live in the United Stated, then it is useless without an additional adapter. I am Comp TIA and A+ certified with 27 years experience.
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- need to buy for sharp aquas 52 inch flat screen
- It's a universal AC power cord. The same one you would use for most other flat panels, desktop pcs, and the PS3. Go to your local Best Buy. They have them in 2 places: Playstation 3 accessories or the PC cable isle in Computers. $10 give or take a couple bucks.
- Okay I need help.I lost the power cable for my modem, so now I am using a 18v 1A cable, the input of the modem needs 15v 1.5awill this be compatible or will it burn my modem?
- Get the proper supply. It will be easier on it. With that supply, it could overheat and prematurely fail.
- Currently I have a 250GB drive and Writable CD/DVD. I wand to add a 3.51TB internal drive
- PSUs with only one SATA power cnnector are quite rare right now; if your PC is up to date (say 3 years or newer) you should have two or more. If not, you can get a branching cable for about $5; that would require that the two drives are close to each other to connect both. You can get a simple converter for even less; that one uses one of the old style power connectors but gives you more freedom on where to put the new drive. You would need another SATA cable, too. Id go with a quality cable to ensure that it doesnt cause any issues with SATA II, which the new drive and your mobo probably support. Check if you want a straight cable or one that connects at an angle - they are both around $10 to $15. Hope that helps.
