2008/5/18-23 [Science/Battery] UID:49997 Activity:low | 5/18 I'm looking for a good rechargeable AA battery system. What do you guys
use? I'm thinking of getting a bunch of AA NiMH and a really good
charger that can do a full drain/recharge cycle to reduce memory
effect as well as battery tender since NiMH seems to lose 10% charge
per week, or AA Li-Ion with normal chargers. What do you guys think?
\_ http://www.steves-digicams.com/nimh_batteries.html
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2006/6/15-17 [Science/Electric] UID:43400 Activity:nil | 6/14 I'm in S Cal and LA Dep of Water and Power charges me approximately
$1.00 per 10KWH (KWH is 1000 watt hours). I don't watch TV at all,
but my computer's on all the time. Suppose I do get a TV,
and suppose I watch TV 4 hours a day and the TV is rated at
300W, how much does that contribute to the cost? -cheap ass
\_ Look for a product called "Kill A Watt", it's about $29.
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2006/3/5-8 [Science/Electric] UID:42101 Activity:low | 3/5 If an appliance is 220V, can I get an adapter or something for it
because I have 120V? Thanks.
\_ A transformer, yes.
\_ I had a similar problem. You need to be very careful about
the actual wattage of your appliance. A transformer that withstands
large wattage tend to be very very big (size of couple bricks and
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2005/7/21-22 [Science/Electric] UID:38746 Activity:moderate | 7/20 I have a 12V fan that takes 10W. If I power it using a 2000mA
battery, how long does it take? Basically I don't have a good
clue on the relationship between wattage, amp, and voltage. Thanks!
\_ V = IR and P = VI. Didn't you take physics?
\_ You probably have a 2000mAh battery. That's 2000 milli-amp hours.
Given that, you should be able to figure out how long the
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2005/1/20 [Science/Electric, Computer/HW/Drives] UID:35809 Activity:moderate Edit_by:auto | 1/20 So how much power does my P4 with 350w PS consume? 350w or less?
I am trying to figure out how much electricity I am wasting...
\_ Less than 350W, plus your monitor and any powered peripherals. If
you really care, you can buy a device called 'kill-a-watt' which can
tell you the usage of anything that plugs in.
\_ My Athlon 64 3200+ Newcastle (0.13um) with 450W power supply uses
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2004/7/26-27 [Science/Battery, Computer/HW/Laptop] UID:32488 Activity:moderate | 7/26 I'm looking at Dell Latitudes, and there's an option for a 65W AC
adapter vs. a 90W adapter which is $19 more. It doesn't give any
explanation for what the higher wattage would be good for. The only
thing I can think of that seems reasonable is if you want your
laptop to power large USB devices or something. Can someone clue me
in? Thanks.
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2003/11/6 [Science/Electric] UID:10965 Activity:nil | 11/6 For AC adapters, if something says it needs 4.5V 300mA, is it all right
to use something higher-rated, like 4.5V 500mA? Why or why not? Thanks.
\_ The neutron flux can break down the gamma field.
Get some ball bearings.
\_ Good advice. Also, don't cross the streams or there will be a
total protonic reversal.
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2012/6/26-7/20 [Science/GlobalWarming] UID:54422 Activity:nil | 6/26 WW2 brought us antibiotics, syringe, production capacity,
excessive petroleum, radar, television, atomic energy,
rocketry (HEIL VON BRAUN), synthetic rubber, microwave,
computers (GAY TURING), jets.
What did the Iraq war bring us?
\_ HMMWV -> Hummer H1 the gas guzzler.
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