Replace the cord on all radios, tvs and other electronics every five years.

dannyboy · 2017-11-27T09:08:18+00:00

The cords used on radios, televisions, and other electronics are 18ga or 16ga copper wire encased in plastic. It's a little known fact that every year those cords lose 10% of their electrons. By the 7th or 8th year, these cords are incapable of providing enough power to the electronic devices, which causes the electronics to fail. After ten years, these cords can hardly transfer any electric current, because there are few electrons left to carry the current. At this stage, all electronics fail due to a lack of proper voltage and amperage coming from the power source. There is no known way to replenish the electrons in these copper cords, so they must be replaced at least every five years. It's recommended to replace them every three years on costly equipment to eliminate electronic component failure. You can increase the life span of cords by using a thicker copper wire, such as 12ga or 10ga, but it is still recommended that they be replaced at least every eight years.

Nov 27, 2017 44 Replies

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Michael A Terrell 8 years ago

STP is only for oil damped speakers...

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Michael A Terrell 8 years ago

You have to change the antifreeze in Liberal's heads every two years, or their minds freeze up.

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krw 8 years ago

Doesn't help.

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ehsjr 8 years ago

Aahhh - that explains it. I thought their minds were scrambled, now I see that they're frozen.

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bill.sloman 8 years ago

y two

You've been told that they are frozen by a couple of nuts on a user group.

This is the kind of information that right-wingers are willing to rely on.

Cursitor Doom is the poster-child for this approach. His nonsense seems to come from Breitbart, The Daily Mail and Russia Today, and he has complete f aith in all of them.

Krw is a special case. His misinformation is decades old, and never changes .

Bill Sloman, Sydney

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