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MrBen10:Could you please share links How do I locate the screen lens? ![]() |
acunon:It's more than 1 year (about 2yrs and some months) it's obviously past warranty cover. Cant you fix it? |
Acunon, please I need your expertise on this TV. I bought this SHARP 32" TV BRAND NEW but I'm now very disappointed. I took this snap shots with my camera to give you a view on how it is currently displaying images. Sometimes, when I switch it off and restart it shows OK, then after a while (10-30 minutes), the madness starts and it distorts the images as shown below: Please what's your diagnosis and how much will it cost me to fix. Thanks NB: The central white char is a reflection of the flashlight from the camera
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Weight 0.22 lbs Colour: Silver Red-Eye Reduction Yes Sensor Resolution 3.2 Megapixel / 6.2 Megapixel (interpolated) Optical Zoom 3 x Lens Aperture f/2.8-4.8 Focus Adjustment automatic Min Focus Distance 19.7 in Digital Zoom 4 x Optical Sensor Size 1/2.7" Optical Sensor Type CCD Shooting Modes frame movie mode Sensor Resolution 3.2 pixels Interpolated Resolution 6.2 pixels Very neatly used. Bought new some yrs back.
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A 1kva generator up for grabs. still very functional. Engine serviced and powering great. If you think it'll be useful for you, pls call, negotiate and lets fix an inspection. Location: Ifako, Gbagada Price: 18K
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I have an etisalat unlocked that can take as much as 25 computers at one go! It's a big router (15K) |
Weight 0.22 lbs Colour: Silver Red-Eye Reduction Yes Sensor Resolution 3.2 Megapixel / 6.2 Megapixel (interpolated) Optical Zoom 3 x Lens Aperture f/2.8-4.8 Focus Adjustment automatic Min Focus Distance 19.7 in Digital Zoom 4 x Optical Sensor Size 1/2.7" Optical Sensor Type CCD Shooting Modes frame movie mode Sensor Resolution 3.2 pixels Interpolated Resolution 6.2 pixels Very neatly used. Bought new some yrs back. Price is 5k Pls call 08149777036
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Is it still available. I also have exactly like the OPs for sale. Pls Op, if you've sold yours kindly redirect your customers to me: 08149777036. I've not been using it since I installed an inverter. Thanks |
HP Deskjet Printer, model 1000 J110 series for sale. Suitable for undergraduates in need of a personal printer for their assignments or projects or any one in need of home/personal printer as it's a lot more economical than paying for print-outs. It has a CD driver for installation and all necessary cords saving you additional costs of N1,500 buying connecting cords. Also free for buyer is a colour ink cartridge (worth N2,500). Comes neatly used and very functional. Can print both colour/black & white Reason for sale: need to upgrade. Price is 6K.
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topsonjto:Ok sir, but don't only critique the suggestion, make recommendations. What's the innovative way forward apart from spending hard earned cash to Chincos? |
einsteino:My apologies if I struck a nerve. I had no intention to ruffle your feathers . I quite understand your point and to some extent, share same sentiments when I look at the issue from the flip side. However, as I don't understand the tenets, principles and practice of your discipline, I was somehow bemused with your blunt retort to the op . I think for every profession (I stand to be corrected here), there is a limit to which you can divulge full details about any desired information, thereby leaving the person seeking for solution with no alternative than to consult you for the job. As an architect, or a builder, is it in any way possible that you provide all the requested information on building plans, cost estimate, etc to the extent that your client can go ahead with the building and complete it without involving you? I doubt. In essence, I'm saying - provide answers to the questions as 'GUIDANCE' and take it as an opportunity to provide the person asking the questions with details about your proficiency to handle the job (i.e advertise your prowess and win the contract). Divulge some very important details about the information being sought to show that you can handle the job perfectly, BUT NOT ALL! Leave the others till due consultation. |
mrnuur:You seem incapable of drawing the line between greed and 'doing just about a little research' to verify claims and also for self education. A lot of us have rendered professional advice on this forum for free and I must say that sometimes, it comes with some sense of fulfillment - for me. I am a medical practitioner and I have lost count of how many medically related questions I have responded to on this forum without a blench at the thought of consultation fees (However, I will not make any medical prescriptions online, but could advise on possible lines of action to be taken - as a guide to the concerned). Many others do same. I can recollect a few; namely, Siena on autosection, spyder on property section, and another lady on family section etc. It's one of the benefits of a this sort of forum. Everything musn't be about paying consultation fees. We are here to also learn from one another. |
einsteino:This garbage you have taken up useful time to type is absolutely uncalled for. Must it always be about money? This is a forum where sometimes, experts, professionals and novices share ideas. If I may ask, how much have you paid for being on this forum? ![]() |
real estate? nice |
info 4 patty at yahoo dot com |
Donald3d:You are not alone on this. Those chargers are wacky technological ramshackles. Your idea of using a laptop charger with a solar CC is quite novel but have you considered the input voltage of about 19v from Laptop chargers to the Solar CC? Most solar CC for 12v systems are usually designed to take 14v. Except you'll consider only 24v Solar CC Your overheating prediction (from drawing in too much current) may not be right as most solar CC can take as much as 10A - 30A which the laptop charger cannot even deliver. So, I think it'll still feel cool. |
kennypedia:https:///5a-dc-dc-cc-cv-lithium-charger-led-driver-power-module-2915318 |
kennypedia:On our own Konga: 5A DC-DC CC/CV Lithium Charger LED Driver Power Module https:///5a-dc-dc-cc-cv-lithium-charger-led-driver-power-module-2915318 |
kennypedia:that's fact. battery function reduces very drastically once it's swollen to that extent, and you'll definitely be forced to discard it even before explosion because by then it's almost useless you can't get any power from it. |
kennypedia:yeah. once green, unplug charging |
vansledge:Seriously bros, make I tell you true confession, I no be electrical engineer. The little I know about electrical stuff are things I've read on my own and my little knowledge of O'level Physics. Back to your question, I don't think overcharging your battery (while not a healthy practice for the battery life-span) can burn down your house. On the manual of the charger that I was using, the manufacturer clearly stated that once the battery is full, the user should unplug/switch off the charger as the device was not designed to switch itself off automatically. it was also written that while doing such will not cause any immediate harm, repeated (prolonged) neglected charging - e.g leaving it charging for - say 2weeks (because you are traveling) could reduce battery longevity/life span. signs of overcharging may include battery bulging on its sides. Apart from being careful to avoid overcharging, since I bought the charger (1yr & 6months now o!), PHCN has hardly EVER supplied my location power sufficient enough to charge battery fully, let alone overcharging! So I've NOT experienced aftermath of overcharging and ofocurse I can risk it because those PHCN guys have never disappointment me! Sometimes I leave it on and go to work predicting that they will not supply power for more than 30minutes. When I get back from work I often ask my neighbour who's usually at home if they supplied power, he will laugh and say they flashed it for only 15minutes! for the whole day! . My area is notorious for LACK OF POWER SUPPLY. I'm thinking of blowing the expense and going for solar, but cash no just dey now. ![]() |
vansledge:Yes. There is a red, blue, and green LED lights on the silicon board. Watch the video. The moderator explained it: RED: Current comes in & is recognised, blue charging commences, Green; Battery full. SO once it's green, you can unplug it. I wonder why we didn't adopt this approach all the while on this thread. I have more than 4 functional laptop chargers in my store wasting away! . All I needed was the DC step down for 2k. I would have saved a whopping 12K for a weekend groove! chai |
kennypedia:Yes! exactly the type in the picture earlier shared. Wish I learnt this method much earlier when I was coupling my inverter system. Wouldn't have spent over 14k buying the miserable 'made in china' chargers. Now needed is a multimeter. Haven't got cash to spare on that now. I bought one sometime ago but lost it carelessly after barley 1 week. ![]() |
kennypedia:Coupling the device with your Laptop charger is absolutely a much cheaper way to charge batteries than buying the overpriced suoer chargers and other funny chargers. I saw it for N2,500. There are some with capacity to output up to 20A! OP, oya publicize to others. It's a good money saving mechanism. However, Solar panels have taken over as PHCN has vehemently refused to supply power. We've been in the dark for more than 4 days now in my area and my bad charger has worsened the matter. ![]() |
kennypedia:Can you recommend a seller? I've searched for it everywhere. |
teamsynergy:Thanks will keep trying. @bolded, are you saying it's possible to couple a charger with a transformer and a rectifier? How safe is it for the battery life as it's not smart? What's that in-between the laptop battery & the alligator clipper wires? Sorry I couldn't watch the clip as my office wifi is barred from relaying videos during office hours. Is that a DC to DC step down converter as shown:
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teamsynergy:Bro, an electrical technician and I have opened it and inspected what could be the cause. A bulging capacitor was clearly visible and we changed it and also one of the resistors. After the changes made, the charger still REFUSED to work. Up till now that I type these texts, the guy is still battling with it even though I have given up. He said he wasn't giving up because he enjoys challenges of such and although I have given up on it, he pleaded that I allow him take a more in-depth look into all components - something tells me he'll never be able to resolve the problem as these chargers are mostly China products designed not to last beyond a year! You need to see the grammatical blunders on the manual, guy, you'll gasp for breath and pass-out. Our posts on this forum is sufficient evidence that they are all shambolic contraptions from mediocre technologies not built with rigor or ruggedness. More than 60% of first generation participants of this thread who successfully built the local inverter set-up (including me) all have the same experience with these chargers. I'm interested in your suggestion, that we could, on this thread, also focus on exploring alternatives e.g just as we adapted the common office UPS for inverters, we could also start brainstorming on what components of the UPS could be changed to enable it charge higher capacity batteries (as opposed to the 7.5H inbuilt) i.e enabling it through local modifications to charge 100AH and more. |
Is this residential or official/corporate? There are wealthy people in this country o! |

. I quite understand your point and to some extent, share same sentiments when I look at the issue from the flip side. However, as I don't understand the tenets, principles and practice of your discipline, I was somehow bemused with your blunt retort to the op . I think for every profession (I stand to be corrected here), there is a limit to which you can divulge full details about any desired information, thereby leaving the person seeking for solution with no alternative than to consult you for the job.
. My area is notorious for LACK OF POWER SUPPLY. I'm thinking of blowing the expense and going for solar, but cash no just dey now.
. All I needed was the DC step down for 2k. I would have saved a whopping 12K for a weekend groove! chai