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Rated Current and Current in mini split Air Conditioner
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I don't think "rated current" is an established technical term and they are using it differently. Though maybe the second unit has...
Yesterday, 7:02 PM
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46 year old Voyager 1 once again sending real data
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I don't understand the question.
Yesterday, 5:23 PM
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How could they, realistically? Lots of forces on a bridge. Lots of kinetic energy in a ship. A bunch of hooring and hollering by...
Yesterday, 5:21 PM
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Rated Current and Current in mini split Air Conditioner
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No, that's just startup current. Look at the power usage and/or EER/COP.
Yesterday, 5:17 PM
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You detect it from in it. So it is reading the field strength at that distance/ location.
Yesterday, 4:21 PM
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I may have interpreted @pines-demon 's question a bit differently; with the sensors that are available, what is worth keeping on and...
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I would firstly ask if it's necessary for your new friends to be fellow students. It wouldn't be a bad thing sure, but you are much...
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Well, the trick there, in my area anyway, is to always arrive in the theater 1/2 hour "late" and you'll only see one or two before the...
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This has always bothered me in cinemas, where you pay the monthly prize of a streaming service to watch a single movie and still get a...
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Radars are designed to operate at wavelengths λ related to the expected target size. Traffic and aircraft detection radars, for example...
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Just to add, for traffic radar this means that the beam eventually becomes wider than a car. Then the echo is partially off the...
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Mainly they just spread out.
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I think you could start to answer some of these questions by reading about "Link Budget", which deals with the loss of energy or...
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Laminated timber is a bit less strong than sawn timber of the same size, , but has its advantages in certain cases. Be aware of the...
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A flexible joint is a joint that is considered a pinned joint that is free to rotate the beam at that joint. Many beam to column...
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