So, "DPDT 30A NO" Does this indicate that ONLY the NO contacts are rated at 30A? If so, what are the NC rated at?
1507135
You're reading too much into the description. All contacts are rated at 30 amps.
1509543
Yes for the most part. I was Not able to get my contacts switched. I did it manually.
355080
Thanks for the update, dsrussell. I'll take your advice and check out the review of the 765 that you mentioned at gpsmagazine.com. It's too bad that the folks at Garmin didn't include this info about the 765 in their owners manual. Must have been an oversight on their end. Again,thanks a bunch!
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PPS.....everyone please IGNORE my ignorance. Page 28 on my owners manual showed me the "switch" I needed to turn on this feature to automatically reject ANY & ALL out of area or no number calls. At my age I still refuse to read a manual...had it coming I suppose :-))
1668139
I bought this product (MP OTG300 LTOP) and the tiny print embossed in the plastic on the bottom says "Electrical Rating 125v 15A 1875W 60Hz". No hint that it's rated for 240v. I did NOT buy it off this Amazon site, where it's referred to as "Worldwide", so maybe there are two versions of this device, both designated MP OTG300 LTOP, one good for use at 240v and one not. If that's the case, you need to be certain which one you're really buying. The text on the outer packaging gives no clue; I had to remove it from the package and look at the fine print on the bottom.
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Sorry, you should check with SCT : SCT Performance LLC. 4150 Church Street - Suite 1024 Sanford, Florida 32771 USA Phone Numbers & Business Hours: Phone: 407-774-2447 Fax: 407-260-6275 Business Hours: Monday - Friday: 9am - 6pm EST I have trouble using the turner, It doesn't talk. I am blind. working on my wife's 04 ustang convertible. Good luck. tom
504151
Page 13 of the manual shows it better than me trying to explain it. http://www.hitachipowertools.ca/upload/fmproduct_filen/NP35A_OM_10850.pdf
2191714
I hooked this unit up and switching between the two contacts, I can see a slight difference in the brightness, Hooking it up to a current meter confirms this, with the draw being ~300mA vs ~400mA. I don't know if the difference is enough to notice, I would suggest testing them rather than just replacing them and assuming that it is fine.
49783
I reviewed the Roadmate 2255T-LMB that I purchased. I am not selling anything and I don't know how they got my review mixed in with some other model.
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I have been researching these for a bit. Some sites say 12-18. But I downloaded the PDF file from First Alert and it says 11. So that's what I'm going with. I don't recall which model number nor do I know if it makes a difference. Hope this helps.
1290984
I contacted OTC when I first purchased mine and was informed that it is only current to 06. There is not an update in the works at this time.
1030479
I've never seen the exact tester shown here. I've looked on the ZTS website as well as websites for several vendors they recommend. All are showing the MBT-1 as having ten contacts (or contact pairs for a 9v battery). My MBT-1 that I've had for several years has 10 contacts. The ZTS website does not show anything that looks like the picture on Amazon. I would suggest you call the ZTS folks and see if they can help you out. Hopefully they know what this picture is and can clarify the situation.
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Hey Health Nut, I feel your pain, the conclusion I came to is that they don't want you to know. They don't list the model #'s on their own homepage. I bought 3 of the 3512 only to find out a month later that my local parts dealer had them for $5 apiece cheaper. You might shop around locally and get a pleasant surprize, I wish I had. Good Luck.
209447
A lot of wrong information here. First of all, on the MT350R radio, channels 1-7 are allocated to shared FRS/GMRS use. Channels 8-14 are exclusively for FRS and 15-22 are exclusively for GMRS use. GMRS requires a license, though you wouldn't know that reading the Motorola documentation. This means, technically, channels 15-22 require a GMRS license to use legally. Channels 8-14 can be used by anyone. There is also confusion over the "power boost" feature. Again Motorola does not explain this well, and I'd guess is deliberately obscuring the facts. As near as I can tell the low power PTT is 0.5 watts and the high power is 2 watts. I couldn't find any direct documentation about this from motorola, but the numbers sound right. The point is, it is illegal to transmit on FRS above 0.5 watts. If you transmit using the "power boost" PTT on the shared FRS/GMRS or the GMRS channels you need a license. Summary: it is illegal for a non-licensed user to transmit on channels 15-22 under any circumstances (barring dire emergency). It is also illegal to use the "power boost" function without a license. Frankly these rules are a bit silly to say the least. And the FCC seems not to be too interested in enforcing them. With any luck the FCC will revise the rules at some point to better reflect the reality of the situation. In the mean time, if you want to break the law, fine. But at least you should *know* that you're doing so. As a practical matter, the best thing you can do to increase your range is not to mindlessly press the "power boost" button, but instead find a high place, like the top of the hill, and preferably some place with not too much in the way of obstructions. Your mileage will vary.
2254907
The manual says 30 numbers. I only read the online manual pdf, and do not have the phone.
1258362
There's no mention in the manuals or on the plates either. There are no California-type warnings anywhere on it or in the manual.
1201449
It's just a NC (normally-closed) switch designed to be held-open when installed to prevent a complete circuit until it is released. It is intended to be used as an open ground but could be wired/installed to act as a "positive" contact. These are about the simplest limit switches in existence. If you can't easily grab the concept of how they work, maybe you should hire someone to do the wiring for you.