Recent content by damonpip

This stuff is supposed to suppress your appetite. I've never tried it, so i don't know if it actually works or not.

I haven't heard one, but I've heard that for the price it can't be beat.

I've done it before. I'm pretty sure you need a semi-working battery in it, but it doesn't need anywhere near the power that it would need to crank the engine.

So? Most cars have recalls. Mine was recently recalled for a problem with the ignition switch that could cause it to catch on fire.

Yeah, basically it takes 3500 calories to gain/lose a pound of weight. Obviously this is just an estimate, and varies with different people.

Eh deosn't the a520 use SD? Most of the new small P&S cams use SD now. My dad just bought a Panasonic LZ2, which he likes, though it'd be much nicer if it came with a recharable battery.

My grandfather moved back a few days ago and immediately disposed of both of his fridges.

I believe the main importance of the thermistor is in charging. I think some chargers actually detect when to stop charging depending on the temp of the battery. More likely however, is that the thermistor is there to shut off the charging current if the battery overheats (Li-Ions can explode...

The ONLY thing that gold is good for is corrosion resistance. IIRC, both silver and copper are better electrical conductors than gold, not that it would make any difference in a printer cable.

The easiest thing to do would be to buy a 120v sub amp. Any of the amps here: Text would do the job.

In my 96 Mazda Protege I get 40mpg cruising at 70mph with the AC on. I'm not sure if that's the optimal speed, but I certainly can't complain about the fuel economy.

How do they weld an aluminum pipe to a SS pipe?

Mazda3

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You are planning on using fans to move the oil?!? I'd expect any fan to die quickly if you try to operate it in oil. Why don't you use a pump?