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Zinc coated roofing sheets, or galvanized iron (GI) sheets, are steel sheets coated with zinc to prevent corrosion, used in various buildings. They are cost-effective, priced between ₦4,500 and ₦7,000 per square meter, based on gauge, thickness, and quality You said they cost between 4,500 and 7,000. Can I get the list of thickness and how much each thickness level costs? |
Are they steel or aluminium? I need some 5 sheets of roofing material for repairs |
Why don't you paste the price of your roofing sheets here? So you have aluminium roofing sheets and stainless steel roofing sheets? Paste the prices here. |
VKasparov:A few questions 1. How do you guys purchase items that cost more than $100 from Amazon with the current $100 limit banks have imposed on their cards 2. Does Amazon do the shipping to your doorstep? |
I have a 120GB IDE Hard Disk I want to sell. Ordered for it for a laptop that uses SATA. Looking for who to sell it to so I can but the SATA hard disk. Are you willing to buy? |
I have a new HP Pavilion G6-2000 keyboard for sale. Needed to replace a HP Pavilion G6-1000 keyboard but already got the keyboard realising that both G6 laptops do not use same keyboard. Will you buy? |
I have a new HP Pavilion G6-2000 keyboard for sale. Needed to replace a HP Pavilion G6-1000 keyboard but already got the keyboard realising that both G6 laptops do not use same keyboard. Will you buy? |
In the first place Voc and Isc should not be used to calculate the power output of solar panels. They are safety specifications, for the safety of the solar panels or your setup. So using them to calculate power output is misleading. Always use Vmp and Imp when making your calculations. 2. As rightly said by someone, the intensity of the sun matters 3. Most of the solar panels and charge controllers that come to Nigeria are overrated. The truth is they will hardly ever deliver up to 75% of their rated capacity. Eg if you buy a 3KVA stabiliser or generator, please don't use it to power more than 2KVA equipment or 1.5kW if you no want make e spoil 4. Lest I forget, if you want to measure actual power being delivered to your house, please use a multimeter and measure at the point between charge controller and panels when the batteries are empty and just started charging(and not when they are already getting full because the batteries will not draw maximum power when they are getting full and you might not be able to tell the real power capacity of your panels) So to answer your question at rated illumination of 1000W/m2, please hope for 75% max power. If you get 75% with equipment bought in 9ja, guy you don hammer. 80% and above, hmmm, no comments but e go hard, real hard. And don't rely on peak power always average over some minutes even if it is 3 - 5 minutes |
A 5000VA stab will not destroy your equipment even if it is only an energy saving bulb of 10W that is connected to it. What destroys equipment is the voltage. As long as the output voltage of the stab is 220V, you have nothing to fear neither do you have to load the stab with a fridge or AC to use equipment that require smaller power. |
Mikky, any lkuck with my hard disk. Its not the normal external one. its an internal hard disk
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Mikky, any luck with my remaining item(s)? |
Mikky, this is Utuetu. Any news on my remaining items or do I send a detailed mail to you listing all of them? |
Mikky, we agreed that I pick up my stuffs today but could not reach you. Can you inform me of how I can pick up my stuffs? |
Scantee, I have gone through this post and I must confess that it is very insightful. I am currently having a job(5 years) that does not freak me cos its not Engr. I have no experience in Oil & Gas, but want to work hard to break in. I learn quickly and like learning by myself. Lets start with HSE, must I undergo the training or can I just study and take the exam? What do you advise? Any other advise? I read Electronic Engr, interested in Instrumentation, Automation Engineering, or can you help link me up with someone in this field who will be able to advise(thats only if you cannot) me on what to do to make up for my lack of experience? Thanks and get well. |
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