Review on the Official Sony Wireless Headset for the PS3
Posted on Sep 03, 2009 under battery life | 16 Comments
My second video, this time on Bluetooth technology for the PS3.
Duration : 0:10:2
This is my nintendo DS That i bough couple of days ago..
I bought it from a guy that selled it, it worked fine until the battery life dropped dead.. I tried to recharge it with a charger that i bought also (cuz he didnt have one) and look what happens..
Can somebody help me fix this.. Do i need a new battery.. or a new charger.. ? thank you very much!
Duration : 0:0:55
http://fixyouripod.weebly.com
Excellent new saving tips for your Ipod. These tips will save you as much as 50% of battery life between charges. This will allow you to use your ipod much longer between charge cycles. It will also extend the overall life of your battery.
Duration : 0:5:39
PPG-12V-200W-PMM (STEP 7) Free plans on How to build a bike generator : Powertwist belt and pulley
Posted on May 05, 2009 under lead acid | No Comment
from http://pedalpowergenerator.com
This video deals with installing the 2 inch pulley onto the generator 1/2 inch shaft using an allen wrench. Then it goes into how to adjust the adjustable V-belt Powertwist belt so you have the proper tension on the belt. You will need to determine proper tension by measuring belt deflection with 2 Lbs of force applied, which should come to be some around 0.75 inches. After that, this video goes into how to hook up your pedal power bicycle generator to a Duracell power pack that contains a 20 Amp Hour lead acid battery. You are required to read the onwer’s manual for your power pack before hooking up. ESPECIALLY THE SECtION ON SAFETY. The powerpack is connected via a set of jumper cables to the bike generator embly positive and negative bolt / lugs. Next you will need to adjust the charge voltage set on the NC25A charge controller. Most lead acid or AGM (Absorbed glass mat) batteries can be charged at a typical level that a car runs at which is 14.8 Volts DC. After things are hooked up you will need a DC volt meter to determine of you generator is working.
Duration : 0:9:56
PPG-12V-200W-PMM (STEP 7) Free plans on How to build a bike generator : Powertwist belt and pulley
Posted on May 05, 2009 under lead acid | No Commentfrom http://pedalpowergenerator.com
This video deals with installing the 2 inch pulley onto the generator 1/2 inch shaft using an allen wrench. Then it goes into how to adjust the adjustable V-belt Powertwist belt so you have the proper tension on the belt. You will need to determine proper tension by measuring belt deflection with 2 Lbs of force applied, which should come to be some around 0.75 inches. After that, this video goes into how to hook up your pedal power bicycle generator to a Duracell power pack that contains a 20 Amp Hour lead acid battery. You are required to read the onwer’s manual for your power pack before hooking up. ESPECIALLY THE SECtION ON SAFETY. The powerpack is connected via a set of jumper cables to the bike generator embly positive and negative bolt / lugs. Next you will need to adjust the charge voltage set on the NC25A charge controller. Most lead acid or AGM (Absorbed glass mat) batteries can be charged at a typical level that a car runs at which is 14.8 Volts DC. After things are hooked up you will need a DC volt meter to determine of you generator is working.
Duration : 0:9:56