Those two lines are sort of saying the same thing, since the power lost is P²R/V²
Increasing the voltage Is simply the best compromise, since the power lost decreases relative to the square of the voltage. While it does mean that thinner conductors can be used, the resistance is less of a...
Would 2x Mecer 200Ah @ R6.3k each be a better option than 2x Hubble S-100 @ R5k each ?
I don't need the extra capacity provided by the Mecers, but it does leave some room for lower discharge or future expansion. If I purchased the Mecer batteries I would also need a larger cabinet, which seems...
Any opinions on the following for a basic loadshedding backup for a home office:
Synapse Offgrid Inverter 2.4kW 24V DC, 1000W MPPT
Oliter 12V 100Ah Deep Cycle Gel Battery x2
2.54mm HDMI Male 19P Plug Breakout Terminals Solderless Connector With Black Cover 20-26AWG
While you could fit a replacement connector, I'm not sure if it would be worth the effort. I doubt this connector would give you 4k etc. Having said that, we had a boardroom table with a female HDMI...
Some of the best laptops I've owned have been HPs, it really just depends on which range you buy.
What is your definition of best? You're going to pay more for something with good build and average specs than a flimsy "high end" laptop.
Here's a similar thread from a few weeks ago...
Infotainment systems and looks are seemingly more important than safety in South Africa. It's actually really disappointing when you look at how Kia/Hyundai skimp on safety features in SA and how poorly some of the cars we get here perform in crash tests.
What's the point of a "crossover"...
Just over 12V with the car running doesn't seem right, turn on all lights, demister etc and test again. If the voltage drops any further you definitely have an issue.
Sounds a lot like what Dion Wired , I.C. (remember their huge store in Canal Walk that replace the Science centre?), Edgars etc have done. The folks at the top are seemingly unable to change with the times.
So many many people buy an entry level/consumer laptop from the likes of I.C. with a terrible screen or poor build quality and then they're disappointed in the brand as a whole when it doesn't live up to expectations.
You can't go wrong with Dell or HP if you buy something like an XPS or...
Draw up a shortlist then get insurance quotes for all of them. It's going to be a large part of your monthly costs, so it could be a factor in your decision if there's a large difference between models.
Even if you could have it retrofitted, just think of the potential costs. You'd need to replace the keys for a start, iirc about a year ago a replacement key for a Tucson was over R5k.