Technology Market › Re: ♨️⭕️⚙️⏯️TV Help and Support⏯️ ⚙️ ⭕️ ♨️ by Hullabaloon: 9:42pm On Mar 14, 2021 |
GRACEGLORY: It's the led light around the screen. Please, give to a technician to fix.
Thanks Mine developed exactly same issue. much will it cost to fix it? Make these technicians no open office for my head |
Career › Re: Why Do Morticians Knock At Door Before Entering The Mortuary? Scary Experiences by Hullabaloon: 10:03am On Mar 03, 2021 |
Discombulator: another typical Nigerian youth incapable of critical thinking, it is common sense. I'm sorry for you if you think this life ends with the things you can see, or feel. I worked with one of the major transport companies in this country. I've sat among drivers gisting about paranormal activities they encounter along the highways during night journeys. Note, they are not telling me o. Just gisting among themselves. Or how can you explain that anytime the highly occultic company owner is to release new fleet of buses, there must be an accident that will claim a drivers life. It's been consistently happening for 15 years at a stretch. But wait o. Are you trying to say that our politicians are do not dabble in occultism? You think they are normal men who just depend on police for security? Have you not been born when the Bakassi boys of the late 90's were openly operating with charms? Or during the days of Eddie nawgu? When I was in secondary school, my state, an eastern state, hosted the national cultural festival, hence our school hostel was used as one of the lodges for people coming from other states. We were told to go home pending when the guests will finish. It was the Hausa-Fulanis that occupied our hostels. One Saturday, I went to collect something I had forgotten in my cupboard, and saw these cultural performers rehearsing. What I saw with my two eyes that day, I've never seen before. A man will stab his eyes with a dagger and nothing will happen. I saw a levitating object for the first time ever. Bros, forget o. There are things that defy logic. The supernatural exists full time. |
Career › Re: Why Do Morticians Knock At Door Before Entering The Mortuary? Scary Experiences by Hullabaloon: 9:38am On Mar 03, 2021 |
Mode4: I studied human anatomy in University of Calabar. I did msc anatomy (uniport). I have heard stories of dead bodies in gross lab (where students carry out dissections of dead bodies) and in embalment rooms. I use to read In gross lab with those dead bodies around me. I will even fall asleep sometimes. I never saw or felt anything.
When we studied mortuary techniques in yr 3, we were taught how to embalm corpses by specialized morticians, and they never told us any of these things. We didn't knock any door when we went to gross lab to dissect those bodies or when I visited embalment rooms to harvest organs or learn embalment techniques.
Those stories we hear are fictitious and superstitious. Though I am not into embalment but I have colleagues who are embalmers, and they have always debunked those stories.
The devil and his wicked demons can take up the images of the dead to cause confusion and tell us things. Some may even tell us or reveal certain secrets to us, I don't have any doubt. Your last paragraph contradicts the one above it. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Being Righteous Made Me Lose A Dream Job by Hullabaloon: 11:09pm On Feb 28, 2021 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Being Righteous Made Me Lose A Dream Job by Hullabaloon: 10:40pm On Feb 28, 2021 |
zikter: If only you paid attention to the 20vs12 you quoted, you would have discovered he didn't lie actually.
Sarah and Abraham shared the same father but different mothers. While on the other hand, he did not disclose that Sarah was his wife for the fear of being killed, he said she was his sister which on the other hand was the truth. I believe this is the reason why he was not punished by God. In Abraham’s case his so-called “half-truth” was a whole lie, for the question he was asked was, “Is Sarah your wife?” And his answer in effect was really “No. She is my sister.” By this answer to this question Abraham intentionally misrepresented the facts of the situation, which is a lie. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Being Righteous Made Me Lose A Dream Job by Hullabaloon: 10:17pm On Feb 28, 2021 |
oglalasioux: When is it necessary to lie?
When the truth injures and the lie hurts no one.
Even God asked Samuel to lie because it was necessary. (1 sam. 16, 2-3) Lol. God did not ask Samuel to lie. God cannot lie, and cannot encourage lies. He simply asked Samuel to conceal the other reason for his visit. Have you come in peace? Samuel was asked. “I have come to sacrifice to the Lord” he answered, which was one of the things he came to do. If, however, he was asked to state all the reasons for his visit, then we can say he lied. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Being Righteous Made Me Lose A Dream Job by Hullabaloon: 9:51pm On Feb 28, 2021 |
DropsMic: At the emboldened.... You can only deceive those who aren't capable of reading btw the lines. There's nothing truthful about answering a question out of ignorance.. I sure say if you knew that saying Yes would cost you your dream job you would have replied with a resounding NO.
You are suffering delusional disorder my brother... Righteous my foot Spot on. I thought I'm the only off that noticed that. Would have pointed it out but I decided to read all the comments first to see if anyone was discerning enough to see it. Op said the truth from ignorance, and probably regretting it, hence this thread. From God's perspective, Op's righteousness is as filthy as a rag. CC: RisenPhoenix1 |
Romance › Re: Update: Emeka Reacts To Cheating Lover, Flatmate In Calabar [photo] by Hullabaloon: 8:43pm On Feb 12, 2021 |
meobizy: It’s funny how Nairalanders have stopped questioning “facts.” How did so many people swallow this sweet lie without question? I've been wondering same. Let's say, perhaps the first story about Grace and Andrew is true. It's hard to believe, with how viral it went, that Grace, or any of her friends, or even Andrew didn't see the story online. I think Emeka lied on that text he sent. Grace must have seen everything online and breakup by herself. |
Romance › Re: How Will You Spend Your Valentine's Day This Year? by Hullabaloon: 2:35pm On Feb 12, 2021 |
Samson1104: nothing much sha, na to find bar wey get pool go collect bottles then dey watch people wey dey swim Lol, this is exactly my plan. One of my guys has even agreed to join me. Heading to one classy hotel in my state, to watch lovers do their thing inside pool while I feast my eyes on their boobs and nyash  |
Family › Re: Lost Young Girl Found In Abeokuta, Ogun State. Please Let's Locate Her Family. by Hullabaloon: 1:49pm On Feb 12, 2021 |
iswallker: No redeemed branches in that area or what..  Na Nairaland be lost and found center..  You sound very critical of the op. At least he did the right thing by bringing it to nairaland, thereby receiving advice to locate an rccg church. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 7:55am On Feb 12, 2021 |
odimbannamdi: Lol...you still dey follow the guy talk? You never delete him number since abi...na until him collect your money again abi... ...I am sure he imagines that you will buy the panels from him
70k can get you at least 2 units of 270 - 300w panel. You will be grossly shortchanged if you get just 2 units of 150w.
But it is a good idea to get the panels. At least, you will always have juice in your battery during the day to do your usual work, then at night you will use the battery.
Also, getting the panels would mean you have solved the solar section of your inverter system. You wont have to but it again. So you will just focus on getting good batteries now Wow. Thanks. I'll get back to you when I decide to buy it. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 4:28pm On Feb 11, 2021 |
Valto: 35k for just 150w panel is on the high side. 70k can get u 3pcs with small change  What's pcs? |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 2:07pm On Feb 11, 2021 |
odimbannamdi: He was saying the truth.
By jumbo, he meant that, with an extra 20k (bringing you total money to 140k), you could have easily gotten an original 200ah Fullriver batter which sold for 125k a few months ago. The remaining 15k could have easily get you a 1000w inverter with inbuilt charger.
This system would power your fan and laptop for at least 10 hours. I speak out of direct experience.
But like you said, in life, we win some and lose some. At least you paid to learn your lessons...we all did same too... ...that's why we have a great community here to support each other Wow. See what I missed. I've always been lucky buying my gadgets from strangers. TV, 76k, from a total stranger on Nairaland. Works flawlessly till now. Laptop, 83k from someone I met on whatsapp group. Best piece of business I've ever done. I was beginning to feel invincible, till this one hammered me  . The costliest and most useless and most problematic thing I own as a bachelor.  That my solar guy advised me to add solar panel of 70k (two 150w) to the powerbank. That only then will I start enjoying it. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 9:35pm On Feb 10, 2021 |
odimbannamdi: Sorry about your experience sir. My story would have been similar to yours, only that I was careful to do due diligence. Let me share my story.
Just after the lockdown was eased, I began looking out for a laptop power bank to power my laptop as I was learning animations then and I needed to be on my PC for long hours.
This particular guy was one of the first few people I reached out to, and he quoted similar price to me. I reasoned thus within myself, "in 2018, I did an inverter setup from the information I gleaned from this thread. The inverter setup then didnt cost me more than 60k then and it was able to carry my laptop and binatone standing fan for a couple of hours, before the battery went completely bad. Why then would I spend a whopping 120k to power only laptop?"
So I began frequenting the inverter threads here on Nairaland and was networking and getting enough information, until I made significant head and got a good system. This particular guy is even a reseller. That system is a clever contraption made with Lithium batteries. I have the contact of the guy who constructs them at Alaba International. The guy you bought from resells with a profit of at least 30k. I am not against the guy reselling the product, but it is sad that he is being deceitful. I could have fallen into the same trap, buy my Chi was alive.
Abdulasod, I recall that we spoke at length on Monday night. See, the moment one begins to look for powerbank for laptop, it is just best for that person to begin his inverter journey, because the cost of getting a specialised laptop powerbank will easily get you a decent 100ah battery and inverter. And you can easily scale up from there. Exactly what my guy who is into solar told me. He Said if I'd added like 10 or 20k, I would have gotten a jumbo inverter and battery, whatever he means by that. Anyway, in life we win some, we lose some. It's not a total loss sha. At least, on hot nights, it powers my fan and saves me cost of buying fuel. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 8:00pm On Feb 10, 2021 |
odimbannamdi: Sir, I just want to say that it is downright wicked for you to recommend something that you regret buying to someone else. If I wanted to be wicked, I wouldn't have stated the downsides for me. I only regret buying it because the seller promised it'll carry other gadgets for me. If used purely only for laptop, it's very good. Besides, he can make his own research and get good cheaper ones. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 6:19pm On Feb 10, 2021 |
Iamsane: Please stop recommending this. Something that you regretted buying. I will do wonders with 120k. You just wasted money on that nonsense. Lol. I'm not saying he should buy mine. There are good laptop powerbanks, cheap ones that will serve him well. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 1:39pm On Feb 10, 2021 |
Penuelseun: This battery looks like a 40ah battery, try to change your fan to a rechargeable one, or a 12v direct dc fan to prolong backup time Yeah, I do put the fan to the lowest. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 9:19am On Feb 10, 2021 |
Penuelseun: Upload the pictures of the battery here if you can, but after going through his thread, he only posted 26ah and 40amp batteries although they are lithium ion batteries. Which type of standing fan do you use on it? The fan is a binatone 70w fan
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Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 7:20am On Feb 10, 2021 |
unicmarket: Am sorry, but I doubt your battery bank is 400ah for that price.
Just my honest opinion
I think the ah they sold to you is way lower than that.
By the way what is the back up time? My brother Eh, it was after buying it that my eyes opened to the rubbish I bought. The seller is here on Nairaland, he promised me that it'll carry my fan, flat screen TV and laptop for 8 hours. And he's been dealing since 2015 with good reviews so I trusted him. See his link: https://www.nairaland.com/2182890/buy-laptop-powerbanks-deep-cyclePaid the 120k only to find out the thing can't even power standing fan alone for 8 hours let alone the other two. The thing takes almost 40 mins to add one percent when charging but loses one percent after 15mins. I've been living with the regret since. What do u mean by backup time? CC: dollarnaira
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Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 11:17pm On Feb 09, 2021 |
Abdulasod: Hi,
How much can I set up an inverter that will power a laptop? If it's laptop alone, best you buy a laptop power bank. The one I bought from a seller here on Nairaland is 400,000 Mah. Powers both laptop and standing fan. It's pricey though. 120k. You can get one that costs less with lower Mah |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 11:09pm On Feb 09, 2021 |
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Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 4:22pm On Feb 09, 2021 |
Yemmyteespeed007: MOSFETS ARE BLOWN, AND THE CONTROL CHIP MIGHT HAVE ALSO BLOWN. MAY BE REPAIRED BY REPLACEMENT
INCASE YOU WANT TO SELL, LET ME KNOW This picture is not the one that has the reverse polarity problem. My solar guy is still with that one, I just used this to see if the guy I quoted can show me where the fuse is. This one I posted is the first one I bought, I was using it with a laptop power bank, forgot to unplug the powerbank from socket. Nepa brought light, currents clashed and inverter started smelling like barbecue  Then I bought this second one that has reverse polarity problem. Are you willing to buy two of them? I'll be happy to sell them. |
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 8:32am On Feb 09, 2021 |
laposta: For the inverter, it is the fuse that cuts when you reverse polarity. Open it up and look for the fuse, then check to see if it is burnt. If you can't identify it, snap the panel (front and back) and post here. I should be able to assist in identifying it. Here's the back Note, I don't think that my guy knows much about inverters. That's why I don't want to believe it's AC problem.
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Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by Hullabaloon: 8:11am On Feb 09, 2021*. Modified: 8:30am On Feb 09, 2021 |
laposta: For the inverter, it is the fuse that cuts when you reverse polarity. Open it up and look for the fuse, then check to see if it is burnt. If you can't identify it, snap the panel (front and back) and post here. I should be able to assist in identifying it. Mine has exactly same problem. Souer 1000 watts that I just bought during jumia black Friday. Reverse polarity, black wire to red terminal. Don't know the right names to call it. Took it to my guy who installs solar, he said it's an AC abi na IC problem. That it's better I buy a new inverter cos Souer doesn't have spare parts in Enugu. I've been thinking Of how I'll shell out 12k to buy that inverter for the 3rd time.
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TV/Movies › Re: Multichoice Announces Price Slash On Dstv, Gotv Decoders by Hullabaloon: 3:04pm On Feb 01, 2021 |
cathodekazim: Who told told you not in hd
Burma TV has HD options, SD options and normal views you select based on your preference.
As for hesgoal, connect with your PC and reconnect with your HDMI cord to your TV, thank me later. Crystal clear Can u link me to your Burma TV. The one I downloaded from Google is not showing anything. |
Travel › Re: Dear Lagosians, by Hullabaloon: 7:32pm On Jan 24, 2021 |
Jakumo: As an unrepentant and ashamed villager to the bone, most cities are not my cup of tea, but Lagos occupies a surreally dystopian realm of its own, as a nightmarish and chaotic war zone that easily meets and exceeds all the criteria comprising my personal definition of hell on Earth.
1. Anger. As the OP stated EVERYBODY is fighting mad the instant they wake up in the bowels of Lagos, and primed on a hair-trigger, to start screaming, punching, biting and kicking like wounded animals, even in the total absence of any visible provocation.
2. Danger. Every traffic jam that traps your vehicle could be the location of your most serious injury ever sustained, or the site where you will be killed outright, by roving packs of hungry and desperate robbers who specialize in smashing car windows and stabbing the occupants while grabbing their valuables in a feeding frenzy.
3. Air and Nose Pollution : The harsh, choking smog billowing from millions of gridlocked rickety cars that are never regulated to reduce toxic emissions, combined with the unrelenting cacophony of EVERY driver leaning on their blaring car horn full time, punctuated by the hysterical screaming of combatants locked in frenetic fisticuffs, is cumulatively GUARANTEEED to reduce any human lifespan by a decade or more.
4. Uniformed Terrorists. Lagos is awash with a thousand different uniformed personnel, all foaming at the mouth in absolute rage, as they vigorously vie for supremacy over one another, and over civilians who, despite having no uniform to wear, are still more than willing to stand their ground while loudly invoking that ubiquitous phrase "Do you know who I am ?" in a suicidal bid to intimidate their uniformed oppressors, even when such adversaries are fully armed and more than ready to pull the trigger.
5. Utterly hopeless traffic congestion. Commuting from one side of Lagos to the other could take as little as 30 minutes, or as long as 5 hours, depending on whether accidents have blocked the road, or petrol tankers have once again exploded in traffic incinerating scores of people, or road works are in progress, blocking all but the narrowest escape routes.
To all who grew up in Lagos and love the place, may I just wish y'all the very best. As for me, I would sooner spend a month camping in the deepest and darkest forest, shooting snakes as needed, than spend a single day in the finest luxury hotel available in Lagos. Not for a million dollars cash, and paid up front, would I ever accept the challenge to spend a single week trapped in Lagos. Were it not for the international airport that happens to be located in Lagos, I would gladly and gratefully avoid setting foot in that congested and squalid post-Armageddon landscape, until I am dead and buried.
Perhaps it is no surprise that my favorite city on this planet, is San Diego California, where just about any location in town, can be reached in ten minutes of easy, relaxing freeway driving, with the car's cruise-control set at 55mph, and the radio station playing smooth jazz. Now THAT, is my kind of city. A life spent in Lagos, would amount to a death sentence by agonizing installment, for this simple country boy. You are a freaking good writer. And this is coming from a fellow writer. |
TV/Movies › Re: What Are Your Top 5 Movies And Series Of All Time? by Hullabaloon: 5:41pm On Jan 17, 2021 |
ogbiwa: I've never really settled with that big bang. Even though it has a few funny scenes but overall I find it repeatedly boring and tedious. The lead character too doesn't help. That's Sheldon Lol. Sheldon is a character you love to hate. Besides, the series will appeal more to science students |
TV/Movies › Re: What Are Your Top 5 Movies And Series Of All Time? by Hullabaloon: 6:01pm On Jan 16, 2021 |
ogbiwa: Bro they're both really funny. But because I personally relate with Charlie's character, I chose two and a half. And even though I love modern family, the gay couple's scenes irritates me Thanks for your feedback. Two and a half men is the first sitcom I've ever seen, and it so raised the bar that I don't think I can find another series as funny. I'm currently watching the big bang theory and though it's good, two and a half is miles funnier than it. I really wanna know if there's any other sitcom out there that is as hilarious as two and a half. |
TV/Movies › Re: What Are Your Top 5 Movies And Series Of All Time? by Hullabaloon: 12:53pm On Jan 03, 2021 |
ogbiwa: Name the top 5 movies and top 5 series of all time that you've seen
Mine:
MOVIES
5 - The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King The last battle between the humans ad th orcs is one of the most epic battle scenes of all time.
4 - The Rattlesnake Surprising because I hardly watch Nollywood. But this Amaka Igwe's 95 or 96 classic is a legendary story (Ahanna, Peter, Adaugo etc)
3 - Black Hawk Down My best war film of all time. Shows the gritty and not so heroic aspects of war fims. Same as Mel Gibson's We Were Soldiers and Tom Hank's Saving Private Ryan. Epics
2 - Troy Achilles's "We are Lions" speech before the battle of Troy still leaves a lump in my throat whenever I watch it. As well as the death scene of prince Hector. I am still angry though that Paris and his lover get to survive after Troy was destroyed and everyone else died due to the stupidity they called love.
1 - Titanic Everything about this movie intrigues me. Literally everything. From when the ship left Southampton, when Jack met Rose, that epic "My heart will go on" soundtrack against the backdrop of a ship on an endless ocean at night (tears). Even when old Rose threw the diamond into the black ocean and watched it sink to the bottom. Absolutely classic
Notable mentions: Robo cop Con air 12 years a slave Air Force One (Harrison Ford) Harriet The notebook Hotel Rwanda Wedding party The Mummy Mr Bones Black November American sniper
SERIES
5 - Modern Family My favorite characters Jay Pritchett Luke Dylan  Phil Gloria
4 - Strike Back The only downside to this series is that Michael and Scott are virtually unkillable. They'll enter a house with 50 armed hostiles shooting at them yet all the bullets miraculously miss them, yet they kill the hostiles with only one shot each. But other than that this series keeps me glued. Micheal and Scott's bromance is the highlight of the entire series
3 - Two and a half men Only up to season 8 though. After they removed Charlie it became a snorefest. Ashton Kutcher did not in anyway make up for Charlie's absence in my opinion. But the seasons with Charlie oh my God 
2 - 24 What can I say. I have learnt A LOT about politics, cyber warfare, terrorism etc from this series.
1 - Game of thrones Every single scene in Game of thrones is a classic. Every single scene. No other series does this for me. I have probably watched all seasons at least 3 times
Notable mentions: How I met your mother Friends The Punisher Orange county Money heist
So that's mine. Let's have yours. In your opinion, between two and a half and Modern Family, which is funnier? |
Education › Re: The Novel I Can Never Forget In Secondary School by Hullabaloon: 11:03pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
Nicepoker: Adventures of Souza. Interesting book. Funniest book I've ever read. |
Education › Re: The Novel I Can Never Forget In Secondary School by Hullabaloon: 10:57pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
Olatara: Wow! You read Silas Marners and black boy by Richard Wright. My best books ever Who read the boy slave? ( Shettima of Birni Boko). Quite voluminous and in tiny prints. I finished the black boy in 3 days. Quite a feat then. |
Education › Re: The Novel I Can Never Forget In Secondary School by Hullabaloon: 10:46pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
9jaBloke: Oliver Twist The Burning Grass Samankwe and the Highway Robbers Arms and the man She stoops to conquer Chike and the river Wedlock of the gods Echi di ime Tales out of school Adventures of Souza The African Child The virtuous woman Animal Farm The mayor of Casterbridge The Potter's Wheel The Concubine Lamb Tales from Shakespeare Twelfth night or what you will
Literature was my favourite subject and I was a library rat. I read over 100 novels but the ones listed were in our curriculum. Adventures of Souza. Funniest novel I've ever read. |