Showing posts with label 1610. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1610. Show all posts

2009-03-24

Make a Simple Electric Generator


How to Make a Simple Electric Generator(2)


Steps


3.Build a "U" shaped frame to support your "rotor", ie, the permanent bar magnet mounted on a steel shaft. by


a.Cut the 1X4 lumber into pieces, 2, at 6 inch lenths, one at 12 inches in lenght.

b.Nail or screw the two 6 inch boards to the 12 inch board at a perpendicular angle to the 12 inch board, which is the base for the rotor frame.


4.Drill two 1/4 inch holes in the two uprights of your frame, aligning them so that the 1/4 inch rod, (the rotor shaft) will go through both without binding.


5.Drill a 1/4 inch hole through the center of your bar magnet, on the flat, or widest side. Be careful to measure the center both in length and width, and drill perpendicularly, so that when the shaft goes through, the magnet will be "square" to the shaft.


6.Slide the metal shaft through one side of the support frame, slide the magnet onto the shaft.




the article source:http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Simple-Electric-Generator

2008-10-19

Important features


Important features (二):


A 14- to 15-inch display, measured diagonally, should suit most people. Displays that are 17


inches are becoming more common. A resolution of 1,280x800 (WXGA) pixels (picture


elements) or more is better than 1,024x768 (XGA) for viewing the fine detail in photographs or


video, but it might shrink objects on the screen. You can use settings in Windows to make them


larger. Most models are offered with a display that has a glossy surface instead of a matte one.


Those look better in bright ambient light as long as you avoid direct reflections. Try to view the


screen in bright light before buying. A "wide aspect" display (WXGA or WSXGA) fits wide-


screen DVD movies better.A new display technology called LED-backlit LCD is making its way


into laptops. It's supposed to be more power-efficient and provide a brighter picture.Most


laptops use a small touchpad in place of a mouse-you slide your finger across it to move the


cursor. You can also program the pad to respond to a "tap" as a "click," or to scroll as you sweep


your index finger along the pad's right edge. An alternative system uses a pointing stick the size


of a pencil eraser in the middle of the keyboard. You can attach a USB mouse or trackball, if you


prefer.Laptops usually include at least one PC-card or Expresscard slot for expansion. You might


add a wireless-network card or a cellular modem if those are not built in.

 
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