No, they are for different tellies. Because there are so many muxes and frequencies that its so unlikley that you will want to view two programs on the same mux, that each port on the wall into which a telly plugs has its own LNB.
And neighbours might get on in a "Good morning, how are you" kind of
I wouldn't think they are
Loosey lefty and righty tighty. For bolts...
I remember as a lad going to nick a few light bulbs from cars at Ron Charlton's scrapyard. Whilst going about that we noticed the number of cars that had very bent steering wheels, this i was told was because the drivers having hit most anything their body flew forward and their chest impacted the wheel and bent it, and no way could we bend it back.
Ron's old boy there said that most all the drivers in that sort of impact didn't survive:(
Then came a seatbelt's and that became a thing of the past once people started using them and we got round the stupidity of "its better to be thrown clear of the car you know" idiocy.
I know someone who's an ex A&E consultant he'll give you chapter and verse on car injuries;!...
A farmer told me he had horses that could exceed that.
So you could use a lightbulb as a fuse?
Completely unnecessary. All you need is the power to stop if something shorts so you don't set fire to your house.
Why do you call a cent a penny? A penny is a hundredth of a British Pound. That's money, not weight, you imperialistic fool.
You can put a short fat nail or screw into a British plug instead of a fuse. In case you need more than 13 amps. But our plugs are bloody robust, they could probably take 30 amps. Not those skinny little prongs you lot have.
Whatever happened to the idea that to improve road safety steering wheels should have a spike in the middle?
(This might be called "safety hazard", by analogy with "moral hazard".)
At least 10x short-term. A healthy human can peak over 1 HP.
Are circuit breakers completely unnecessary? What's to limit current and wires getting hot inside walls?
I'm not sure if the screw thread is the same as a light bulb, but they sure looked the same. I can't try it here, as our house was built in
1992 and is all modern. But all the older US screw-in fuses were the same mechanically, so people tended to install a bigger fuse when one blew.An incendescent light bulb would be a good current limiter for low current circuits; nicely nonlinear and self-resetting. Like a PTC thermistor, which we use on circuit boards. The disc kind, not surface-mount.
There never was any such idea unless you are expressing yourself very badly.
So you were a late developer then.
I'm surprised I can't find clocks on Ebay with fingers. You can get them with forks and knives ffs.
Their TV I like. But their website is just Ebay but more expensive and harder to use.
Then you're an idiot. We may even have had a green button like a mobile, I can't remember, it was a long time ago. Nobody complained anyway.
Then again, in the UK, an external number would always begin with 0. Internal ones were 2/3/4. No idea why they started at 2000, but it was already that way so I left the numbers the same when we went digital. So if you dialled 01234 567890 (a fictitious national number), and paused, 0123 would be invalid.
The law isn't funny it's a pest.
They don't understand the word "endorsement" either. It actually means to support something, yet they say the points on your driving license are endorsements. Bu they're disallowing you! Get too many and they take it away!
They're just lines drawn on the ground, it's absurd we can't just walk about.
Only if they're underage.
There's only one dogging place around here, and it's not the sort I like. Apparently there are no women.
How the f*ck is that wonderfull? It just promotes confusion.
Note I spelt wonderfull correctly, it's made of wonder and full, so there should be two Ls. High time we added logic to the language.
That fills your head up with more words, probably slowing down everybody's thought process.
Other than falling, how would down for on make it more likely to turn on by accident?
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