I'm wondering how I could use it to diminish the 11's? I've seen video's but they are for the two wand microcurrent machines.
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hello,answer to your Q: you can't the machine isn't strong enough to do anything... don't waste your money!! you can feel a slight shock when you are going around your eye area with the machine but that's all it is a slight shock - I went and had botox for my 11's and my elevens are GONE:)!
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I put a piece of surgical tape on my 11s when I go to sleep. The tape doesn't have to be to pressed into your skin, just apply gently. Your face won't move during sleep. Makes a big difference. All without botox! Works on area above lips too.
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Finding an adapter for this hasn't been an easy for me at all. I tried some of the standard ones you find and they're all "switched" or SMPS which is resulting in the fan running for a second, then shutting down for a second, and so on and so on. Now on a wild goose chase for a "linear" or "unregulated" power supply to see if that will solve the issue but overall it's really been a headache. Just find something else unless you really know a thing or two about electronics.
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You insert them into a very small cylindrical device that is supposed to turn at 3 RPM. Mine didn't work at all. I tried using them manually, but honestly those are the worst little tools I've ever purchased. Had I been able to see them I would have known that. Hope this helps. BTW, I threw mine away.
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I attached the pull chains and cut them down really short, I guess you could set up fan speed and then detach them using the switches to control everything though :0)
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I'm not sure as I'm using a 4th. Go to their website; as they indicate their use. If not call their tech help.
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The G110V2 only works on 110 VAC. Perhaps there is a model G240VX that will work with 240 VAC.Sorry, it really does a good job. Probably wouldn't do such a good job on 240 VAC for very long.
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You may have to break off some of the tabs, which will reduce cooling, so it depends how much wattage you have on the circuit.
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Not sure. what you are asking... these are two way 4 ohm stable. hence you can hook up mids and tweets and keep it at 4 ohms so as not to blow them. I am sure you could use other cofigs to change the ohm setting they are just a basic crossover set like the ones you build. They are nice and worth the few dollars they cost. you cant buy the parts separately or as cheap as they are.
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I'm not sure to be honest. My application was to control a 110v motor that had to have 'brushes'. Worked great for that. A quick Google on the subject tells of stories that your not alone and it may be the trade-off is a need for a more sufficticated and, thusly, more expensive Dimmer switch. Here's one link: https://www.smarthome.com/sh-solutions-why-do-lights-buzz-when-using-dimmer.htmlBest I can offer.
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I've only used it set up on a trainer. I believe the output is related to speed so the slower you go the less output you will get.
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Sorry, I have no idea. All I've ever used them (several) for is to provide power for USB devices connected to Raspberry Pi's as the Pi's USB ports are rather anemic power-wise.
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I haven't had these speakers long, but like them. I'm older and can't read the little switch. I've figured out which is off (obviously), what are the other 2 positions for? Also, noted in the blurb above that the bases are magnetic. Do I need to keep them away from my computer because of that? I've been plugging them into it to recharge. thanks for your help!
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These are made for stand alone machines.....I don't think this would work for what you want to do.
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Hello Larry, i checked the #11 and i do not find any difference, mines work very good and it is upgradeable. i hope i helped you..
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They sell a plug that reduces the rpms. I use one. So I am sure you could put a pot of some sort on it as well that would reduce them too.
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I am not a professional by any stretch, but the only thing I can think of is: It only supplies 45 amps at max. If it is pulling max all the time, or crests over the 45, I can see why it would blow. I don't think this is meant to be a permanent arrangement, just a viable patch until the correct circuitry can be established. I would probably give it one more try, and avoid the microwave, hair dryers, AC, and or electric cooking skillets etc running simultanously.
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Theoretically, that's exactly what it's for. To the best of my knowledge, it JUST takes the same pins on the tiny form-factor and spreads them out to match the larger ones. Of course, I'm not googling it to figure out whether that's the entire story, and my computer knowledge is just enough to get me in trouble. But all that said, yes, this should work without issue.