what is the N/A and A for?
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They say in blurb: One "Apple" port, one "non-Apple" port for optimum charging speed.
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I assumed A is for IPads which require more charger capacity than IPhonesThat is how we use it have not tested in reverseHope this helps
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Not sure. My unit and many others caught fire. Just look at the customer picks on the product page to see what can happen.
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The "A" is for Apple and the N/A is for "Not Apple". Both will work for Apple devices but the "A" port is optimized for Apple devices and will charge them faster.
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I have Android devices. They charge from the NA port. They do NOT charge from the A port. Bummer.
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As far as I know - nothing. I've used both and they are interchangeable. I think it's just marketing.
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"A" for Orchestra/Jazz/Acoustic settings, "B" for Band and "S" for Street (Marching)
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The N & L stand for Neutral and Load. With your AC line in you should have three wires. Neutral, Load, and Ground. If your wires are color coded for the US then the black wire is Load or Hot, the white wire is Neutral, and the green wire is Ground. If your wires aren't color coded then the wider flat prong is Neutral, the narrower one is Load and the round prong is ground. All this being said... be very careful and seek the advice of a professional if in doubt. You are dealing with bare 110 volt AC current and improper connecting could result in serious damage or injury.
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have no idea how they compare. I'm very happy with the ANCs, though. Good quality. Works. Come in a good case.
515593
Yes the "N" just stands for Network meaning that your printer is network ready and has a network card built in. All of the internal parts are the same.
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i is for interior (inside) installation. e is exterior (outside) installation. Has to do with how the exhaust gas is handled. The n is for natural gas.
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Sorry, but then I don't know the answer to your question. Quite frankly, my understanding of the A & B notation is simply the twisted pair order not the diameter of the cable. I've been doing this for years and this is the first I've ever heard of it. Good luck.
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All those codes indicate is the number of readings that are stored in the system, and the "A" stands for the average of all those readings. So, "A11" means that the average of the 11 readings stored in memory is what is being displayed. Hope that made sense!
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the common is for your input voltage you want to use for the output(no/nc). Your neutral or negative would go to the device you are controlling. The output(no/nc) would then go to the hot or positive of the device you are controlling.
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Passed unit on to my son, he left for So. America...can't answer your question..sorry..
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The difference between them is the DN is a duplex capable printer and the n is not. Hope this helps.
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grade A they are deceiving everyone I checked on the amazon site and grade A is less expensive . So you pay the price of B and they send you A
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Im not sure if I fully understand what your asking but yes there is an a/b selector for two different outputs. This device simply allows you to run more speakers from a single output while maintaining the proper ohm load. As in, if you ran this amount of speakers with out the device, depending on your wiring method, the resulting ohm load will likely be way too high or, more likely, too low. This can quickly damage an amplifier beyond repair. There are different versions of these. Rated from 4-16 ohms. Just match to your amp.
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There are no D.A. questions. You are only a D.A. if you don't ask. The answers that you already received are correct.
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It stands for absolute. You have two types of measurement, absolute (from zero) and relative (relative to another measurement). The ABS selects between the two.
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Hey Debra...what are you going to use it as/for? Once you can tell me that, perhaps I can guide you. Write to me at: clippercargo@gmail.com.Thanks.