Consumer Electronics - 11 June 2006

guitarist/vocals looking for members to start a rock/multi-sub category band. ( punk, metal, death metal, emo,goth, etc.)

for both:
-Must live in Iloilo (preferably in Jaro)
-between ages of 11-14
-must have a good attitude.
-likes wearing black
-Know when to be serious and when to joke.
-Doesn't have any problems preforming on a stage.
-Doesn't have a problem taking out some time to practice/rehearsal, whatever you want to call it...
-Absolutely MUST speak fluent English.

for the drummer:
-Must have at least three years of experience
-Can play any style of music.
-Can create a beat and easily make a beat for a melody.
-If you're Travis Barker, you're hired. (But you probably aren't so...)

Optional:
-can solo
-can sing and play drums at the same time.
(note, if you can sing and play drums, please have a good voice...)
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for the bassist:
-At least one year of experience
-Can make a tune

optional:
-can play and sing at the same time.

2006-06-11 00:31:28 · 2 answers · asked by xXanythingbutinnocentXx 2 in Music & Music Players

kirchoff's current law and kirchoffs voltage law
tutorials and problem solving

2006-06-11 00:28:51 · 2 answers · asked by lourdesgaborne 1 in Other - Electronics

i am going to bring some 240vdevices into the states which, i believe, uses 120v.

Do i really need to transform the electricity from 120v to 240v ?

I know that on the other hand, 120v devices which are not 240v ready should have a step down transformer to prevent a blown fuse or damage to device.

But in this case, is it true to say that if a 240v device would at worse be less efficient or underperform when supplied with a 120v electricity. Or would it damage the device?

2006-06-11 00:25:34 · 2 answers · asked by ryan_manchester 1 in Other - Electronics

My washine machine will not spin. The drum turns round during the wash, the water drains away but spin doesnt start. I have checked all filters and appear to be ok. Pressure switch seems to be working as can hear clicking during operation (I have taken the pipe off and blown into it and can hear it click - not sure if this proves it is working but seems to be). I am reduced to thinking it is something to do with the switch/circuit board but this looks like it has a mass of wires connecting to it and am loathe to buy spare and try to fit, not knowing how hard it will be. Any advice (apart from call out an engineer)? Thnaks...

2006-06-11 00:21:25 · 8 answers · asked by nickywc 2 in Other - Electronics