Is a regular plug (that goes into an electrical socket) compatible with the wires in a ceiling box?
Q. I bought a hanging light fixture that has a 2-prong plug (not grounded) on it, instead of bare wires like most chandeliers have. Can I just cut the plug off of this cord and attach it to the wires in the ceiling box where the old light fixture is? Help! Sorry for the newbie question. Thanks! It is a very lightweight fixture, shouldn't be a problem.
Asked by Flingford - Tue Jul 4 01:36:46 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, in this case it sounds like you can. To do it properly, you need to get similar mounting hardware that is used to mount a chandelier, which is a canopy, box bracket, and ring. These are needed to support the weight of your fixture. The chain of your fixture should be attached to the ring by opening a link and attaching it through the ring and closing it back up. The fixture is now ready to install. To do the wiring, cut the fixture cord to have about 8" of wire past where it goes through the canopy. If your fixture wire is similar to lamp cord (2 clear, white or brown colored wires molded into a ribbon) You need to separate them at the webbing between the wires about 6" back from the end. Then carefully strip 1/2" of insulation… [cont.]
Answered by Josquin_des_prez1@yahoo.com - Tue Jul 4 18:15:10 2006
Q. I bought a hanging light fixture that has a 2-prong plug (not grounded) on it, instead of bare wires like most chandeliers have. Can I just cut the plug off of this cord and attach it to the wires in the ceiling box where the old light fixture is? Help! Sorry for the newbie question. Thanks! It is a very lightweight fixture, shouldn't be a problem.
Asked by Flingford - Tue Jul 4 01:36:46 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, in this case it sounds like you can. To do it properly, you need to get similar mounting hardware that is used to mount a chandelier, which is a canopy, box bracket, and ring. These are needed to support the weight of your fixture. The chain of your fixture should be attached to the ring by opening a link and attaching it through the ring and closing it back up. The fixture is now ready to install. To do the wiring, cut the fixture cord to have about 8" of wire past where it goes through the canopy. If your fixture wire is similar to lamp cord (2 clear, white or brown colored wires molded into a ribbon) You need to separate them at the webbing between the wires about 6" back from the end. Then carefully strip 1/2" of insulation… [cont.]
Answered by Josquin_des_prez1@yahoo.com - Tue Jul 4 18:15:10 2006
Why do they not just put a regular outlet plug in cars?
Q. Why can't they put a regular 2 prong plug in cars it's not that difficult instead u need that adaptor why? Was the problem all this years they havnt figured that out yet they have everything else but a 2 prong regular electrical outlet.?
Asked by darryl l - Fri Oct 23 11:16:52 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm guessing that other than a liability concern, there just isn't enough consumer demand for such an accessory.
Answered by LeAnne - Fri Oct 23 11:26:17 2009
Q. Why can't they put a regular 2 prong plug in cars it's not that difficult instead u need that adaptor why? Was the problem all this years they havnt figured that out yet they have everything else but a 2 prong regular electrical outlet.?
Asked by darryl l - Fri Oct 23 11:16:52 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm guessing that other than a liability concern, there just isn't enough consumer demand for such an accessory.
Answered by LeAnne - Fri Oct 23 11:26:17 2009
Every time i plug my guitar pedals in a regular 9V adapter, my amp makes a humming noise and theres no sound?
Q. I have a 80 Watt Peavy Back Stage amp, and every time i plug a regular 9V adapter into my dunlop cry baby wah wah pedal or any of my other pedals, it makes a humming noise and no sound at all. I have tried different adapters and no luck. any help?
Asked by GuitarKid - Fri Oct 24 11:46:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look carefully at the adapter, does it say the out put is DC or AC? Look at where the adapter plugs into the unit. Does it show which side is plus and which is minus? The humming can be caused by a bad filter on the adapter. Not having the unit before me I don't know if it needs DC or AC. But amps work off of DC so there would be a rectifier bridge in there if the power source was AC, so a DC adapter would work. But if the unit was designed for DC then there is no way the AC adapter would work.
Answered by Old Man Dirt - Fri Oct 24 12:05:41 2008
Q. I have a 80 Watt Peavy Back Stage amp, and every time i plug a regular 9V adapter into my dunlop cry baby wah wah pedal or any of my other pedals, it makes a humming noise and no sound at all. I have tried different adapters and no luck. any help?
Asked by GuitarKid - Fri Oct 24 11:46:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look carefully at the adapter, does it say the out put is DC or AC? Look at where the adapter plugs into the unit. Does it show which side is plus and which is minus? The humming can be caused by a bad filter on the adapter. Not having the unit before me I don't know if it needs DC or AC. But amps work off of DC so there would be a rectifier bridge in there if the power source was AC, so a DC adapter would work. But if the unit was designed for DC then there is no way the AC adapter would work.
Answered by Old Man Dirt - Fri Oct 24 12:05:41 2008
Is the fire from a platinum spark plug REALLY hotter than a regular plug?
Q. I know that platinum plugs last longer but do they actually produce a HOTTER spark. Also, I bought a set of Autolite's that have the platinum electrode "without" the little platinum pad on the underside of the grounding tang...will they produce the SAME temprature of spark as plugs that DO have the platinum pad. Thanks very much for any help!!! GLH
Asked by glh - Tue May 26 02:41:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spark plugs are not for "producing heat." It's the spark that ignites the fuel, not heat. When heat ignites your fuel you will get pre-ignition and subsequent engine damage. Before you spend a lot of money on plugs do some thorough online research. The e3 plugs don't appear to be any better than any other, according to the many comments I've read. Coating the electrode(s) with platinum only serves to reduce electrode wear due to erosion. Different engines respond differently to different plugs. All you can do is try various plugs until you come up with a brand your engine likes. I've had excellent results with Autolite in my cars (mostly Fords) and motorcycles. I've had poor results with NGK and Nippon Denso (they both come from the… [cont.]
Answered by Starman - Wed May 27 04:18:21 2009
Q. I know that platinum plugs last longer but do they actually produce a HOTTER spark. Also, I bought a set of Autolite's that have the platinum electrode "without" the little platinum pad on the underside of the grounding tang...will they produce the SAME temprature of spark as plugs that DO have the platinum pad. Thanks very much for any help!!! GLH
Asked by glh - Tue May 26 02:41:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spark plugs are not for "producing heat." It's the spark that ignites the fuel, not heat. When heat ignites your fuel you will get pre-ignition and subsequent engine damage. Before you spend a lot of money on plugs do some thorough online research. The e3 plugs don't appear to be any better than any other, according to the many comments I've read. Coating the electrode(s) with platinum only serves to reduce electrode wear due to erosion. Different engines respond differently to different plugs. All you can do is try various plugs until you come up with a brand your engine likes. I've had excellent results with Autolite in my cars (mostly Fords) and motorcycles. I've had poor results with NGK and Nippon Denso (they both come from the… [cont.]
Answered by Starman - Wed May 27 04:18:21 2009
I want to wire a security light to a regular light plug. How do I do this?
Q. I have a Designers Edge L-1820 150W HPS "Dusk till Dawn" security light. Out of the box, I thought I could plug it into the wall, but it just has a bare white and bare black wire. Can I wire it to a standard wall plug so I can just plug it in? If so, how?
Asked by grilltacular - Thu Jul 5 15:35:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your new light fixture is intended to replace an existing wall mounted light fixture. The correct way to mount it would be to install a junction box where you want the light and run power to it. This would be pretty cheezy, but you could attach a junction box to the wall surface, and then mount the light to that. Use a watertight fixture box, and run conduit from it down to near the receptacle you'll connect to. At the bottom of the conduit, attach another junction box. Run a black, white and ground 12ga THHN conductor from the light down to the lower junction box. At the lower junction box, wire in an "extension cord" (SJ cable, like Mark said, or canabalize a good, heavy duty exterior extension cord. Run the extension cord out the… [cont.]
Answered by JeffeVerde - Sat Jul 7 16:33:53 2007
Q. I have a Designers Edge L-1820 150W HPS "Dusk till Dawn" security light. Out of the box, I thought I could plug it into the wall, but it just has a bare white and bare black wire. Can I wire it to a standard wall plug so I can just plug it in? If so, how?
Asked by grilltacular - Thu Jul 5 15:35:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your new light fixture is intended to replace an existing wall mounted light fixture. The correct way to mount it would be to install a junction box where you want the light and run power to it. This would be pretty cheezy, but you could attach a junction box to the wall surface, and then mount the light to that. Use a watertight fixture box, and run conduit from it down to near the receptacle you'll connect to. At the bottom of the conduit, attach another junction box. Run a black, white and ground 12ga THHN conductor from the light down to the lower junction box. At the lower junction box, wire in an "extension cord" (SJ cable, like Mark said, or canabalize a good, heavy duty exterior extension cord. Run the extension cord out the… [cont.]
Answered by JeffeVerde - Sat Jul 7 16:33:53 2007
What happens when you plug regular batteries into a deck phone that works with rechargeable batteries?
Q. What happens when you plug regular batteries into a deck phone that works with rechargeable batteries?
Asked by ns - Wed Aug 29 06:29:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly the phone will work fine. Then when you put it on the charging cradle, it will attempt to recharge the non-rechargable batteries. They tend to heat up fairly fast, can cause a fire, and may actually explode, damaging your phone or even you. Not advisable.
Answered by Alison P - Wed Aug 29 06:39:08 2007
Q. What happens when you plug regular batteries into a deck phone that works with rechargeable batteries?
Asked by ns - Wed Aug 29 06:29:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly the phone will work fine. Then when you put it on the charging cradle, it will attempt to recharge the non-rechargable batteries. They tend to heat up fairly fast, can cause a fire, and may actually explode, damaging your phone or even you. Not advisable.
Answered by Alison P - Wed Aug 29 06:39:08 2007
I want to be able to use my regular house plug in my van - what do I need 2 get 2 do that?
Q. I have a work van and want to be able to charge my cordless drill and maybe even use my electric weed eater and such. Is there something that I can use (inexpensively) that will allow me to do this and where would I find one? Could I have a separate battery going to that not my regular car battery? Would that be easy to intall an extra battery? What would I need?
Asked by girlie - Wed Jul 2 14:55:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy an inverter. All electronic stores have them, as does Walmart. There are several sizes, so make sure you get one rated at enough Watts to do what you need to do.
Answered by Boatman - Wed Jul 2 14:59:49 2008
Q. I have a work van and want to be able to charge my cordless drill and maybe even use my electric weed eater and such. Is there something that I can use (inexpensively) that will allow me to do this and where would I find one? Could I have a separate battery going to that not my regular car battery? Would that be easy to intall an extra battery? What would I need?
Asked by girlie - Wed Jul 2 14:55:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy an inverter. All electronic stores have them, as does Walmart. There are several sizes, so make sure you get one rated at enough Watts to do what you need to do.
Answered by Boatman - Wed Jul 2 14:59:49 2008
Is this my mucus plug or just regular discharge?
Q. I'm 35 weeks and 2 days. Today before i got in the shower i noticed I had something on my underwear. It looked like clear snot with white stuff on it, it was a lot of it. I didn't have any blood not even pink stuff. Can this be the begin of the mucus plug or was it just regular discharge? This is my first pregnancy as well so I pretty new to this. Thanks in advance. Any answers will be appreciated.
Asked by Emily-LeiLani's Mommy - Tue Nov 17 15:46:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had a huge increase in discharge at that time in my pregnancy and my dr said it was probably just normal discharge or parts of my mucous plug. well 2 make a long story short I lost mine the 2 nights before I had Mia and it looked nothing like what I was having when I was around 35 weeks. In my exp the mucous plug was just gross looking. I know it was the plug because I was in the hospital and I was screaming bloody murder I didn't know what it was! lol!!! Good luck hun!!! ur almost there!!!
Answered by <3 Mia's Mommy<3 - Tue Nov 17 22:04:02 2009
Q. I'm 35 weeks and 2 days. Today before i got in the shower i noticed I had something on my underwear. It looked like clear snot with white stuff on it, it was a lot of it. I didn't have any blood not even pink stuff. Can this be the begin of the mucus plug or was it just regular discharge? This is my first pregnancy as well so I pretty new to this. Thanks in advance. Any answers will be appreciated.
Asked by Emily-LeiLani's Mommy - Tue Nov 17 15:46:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had a huge increase in discharge at that time in my pregnancy and my dr said it was probably just normal discharge or parts of my mucous plug. well 2 make a long story short I lost mine the 2 nights before I had Mia and it looked nothing like what I was having when I was around 35 weeks. In my exp the mucous plug was just gross looking. I know it was the plug because I was in the hospital and I was screaming bloody murder I didn't know what it was! lol!!! Good luck hun!!! ur almost there!!!
Answered by <3 Mia's Mommy<3 - Tue Nov 17 22:04:02 2009
Can a regular xbox plug into a xbox360 using a system link cable?
Q. thus allowing multiple people to play the same game i.e Halo or conflict desert storm. We have a regular xbox and a xbox360 and we want to get all four people into the same game using multiple tv's. the game is Conflict:Desert Storm and four guys want to act as one squad. Any help or advice would be appreciated, thx.
Asked by showmegold - Wed Apr 9 20:34:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry no the xbox 360 has a slightly different shape in the cable it probably might work but you may have a chance of ruining your system.
Answered by Pat - Wed Apr 9 20:38:54 2008
Q. thus allowing multiple people to play the same game i.e Halo or conflict desert storm. We have a regular xbox and a xbox360 and we want to get all four people into the same game using multiple tv's. the game is Conflict:Desert Storm and four guys want to act as one squad. Any help or advice would be appreciated, thx.
Asked by showmegold - Wed Apr 9 20:34:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry no the xbox 360 has a slightly different shape in the cable it probably might work but you may have a chance of ruining your system.
Answered by Pat - Wed Apr 9 20:38:54 2008
How do I make wireless TV headphones work when the only plug is for a regular headphone jack?
Q. I have audio video outs on my television but no headphone jack, like the same as my computer headphones... I bought these for my TV I find it really strange the plugs are a regular headphone jack... my TV, DVD player, and Sattelite box do not have a headphone jack.. so confused... is there a converter of some sort or what the heck?
Asked by Trigg Clark - Tue Dec 4 16:58:25 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can get a converter at Radio Shack or any local electronics store. Look for something like this:
Answered by Bob W - Tue Dec 4 18:31:01 2007
Q. I have audio video outs on my television but no headphone jack, like the same as my computer headphones... I bought these for my TV I find it really strange the plugs are a regular headphone jack... my TV, DVD player, and Sattelite box do not have a headphone jack.. so confused... is there a converter of some sort or what the heck?
Asked by Trigg Clark - Tue Dec 4 16:58:25 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can get a converter at Radio Shack or any local electronics store. Look for something like this:
Answered by Bob W - Tue Dec 4 18:31:01 2007
How can I plug a regular phone into my cell phone?
Q. I'm in love with the idea of those Hulger handsets--they look like cool retro phones and plug straight into your cell phone. I have a Blackberry Pearl and it has a mini-USB jack. Is there any sort of mini-USB to phone jack converter that I could use so I can use the phones I have in my house? This would be so nice since it would be more comfortable and would reduce my exposure to cell phone radiation. I guess I'll get a Novophone. Much less expensive than a Hulger.
Asked by rpophessagr - Fri May 30 12:18:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if there is such a device, daydeal.com will have it
Answered by THE UNCOOL 1 - Fri May 30 12:21:39 2008
Q. I'm in love with the idea of those Hulger handsets--they look like cool retro phones and plug straight into your cell phone. I have a Blackberry Pearl and it has a mini-USB jack. Is there any sort of mini-USB to phone jack converter that I could use so I can use the phones I have in my house? This would be so nice since it would be more comfortable and would reduce my exposure to cell phone radiation. I guess I'll get a Novophone. Much less expensive than a Hulger.
Asked by rpophessagr - Fri May 30 12:18:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if there is such a device, daydeal.com will have it
Answered by THE UNCOOL 1 - Fri May 30 12:21:39 2008
Can regular camcorders plug into iMovie?
Q. I have a JVC camcorder that isn't made anymore, but I was wondering that since you can plug cellphones and other things into a Mac computer, can I hook a wire to the camera and put my videos into iMovie? Thanks.
Asked by Harry - Sun Feb 7 21:42:25 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You didn't tell us which Mac, which version OSX or which version iMovie. You also didn't tell us which model JVC camcorder - JVC makes or has made VHS-C, MiniDV tape, hard disc drive, flash memory and several others. If you don't have the model number, please at least tell us what type of storage media it uses. (And "little tapes" - if that's what it uses - is not enough detail.) "a Mac computer" and "regular camcorder" does not help much. If the camcorder is analog or is one of the early miniDV tape camcorders with a JLIP interface, you will need to get an analog/digital converter. The best ones connect to the computer using firewire. Canopus makes the ADVC55. BUT, if your Mac has no firewire port (like some of the MacBooks), then this… [cont.]
Answered by Little Dog - Sun Feb 7 23:06:28 2010
Q. I have a JVC camcorder that isn't made anymore, but I was wondering that since you can plug cellphones and other things into a Mac computer, can I hook a wire to the camera and put my videos into iMovie? Thanks.
Asked by Harry - Sun Feb 7 21:42:25 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You didn't tell us which Mac, which version OSX or which version iMovie. You also didn't tell us which model JVC camcorder - JVC makes or has made VHS-C, MiniDV tape, hard disc drive, flash memory and several others. If you don't have the model number, please at least tell us what type of storage media it uses. (And "little tapes" - if that's what it uses - is not enough detail.) "a Mac computer" and "regular camcorder" does not help much. If the camcorder is analog or is one of the early miniDV tape camcorders with a JLIP interface, you will need to get an analog/digital converter. The best ones connect to the computer using firewire. Canopus makes the ADVC55. BUT, if your Mac has no firewire port (like some of the MacBooks), then this… [cont.]
Answered by Little Dog - Sun Feb 7 23:06:28 2010
Is it possible to adapt a car outlet adapter to work on a regular wall plug-in?
Q. I'm willing to rewire if required.
Asked by gooteeboy20 - Tue Mar 27 21:24:22 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An inverter that's rated for the wattage you want to power will do fine. It converts 12VDC to 120VAC (house current). I have a 300 watt inverter ($50) I use for a 100 watt trouble light.
Answered by sparky3489 - Wed Mar 28 09:25:05 2007
Q. I'm willing to rewire if required.
Asked by gooteeboy20 - Tue Mar 27 21:24:22 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An inverter that's rated for the wattage you want to power will do fine. It converts 12VDC to 120VAC (house current). I have a 300 watt inverter ($50) I use for a 100 watt trouble light.
Answered by sparky3489 - Wed Mar 28 09:25:05 2007
Do iPod's use headphones with a regular Jack Plug?
Q. I am considering buying an iPod Nano and was wondering if my headphones would plug into them, I find the headphones I already have very comfortable and if they wouldn't plug into it, I'd need to find an adaptor (P.S. I just have a regular set of headphones, like what you'd plug into a standard CD player or old Cassette Player etc.)
Asked by Neil - Mon Jun 14 10:21:37 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, as do almost all MP3 devices.
Answered by Dalton - Mon Jun 14 10:23:06 2010
Q. I am considering buying an iPod Nano and was wondering if my headphones would plug into them, I find the headphones I already have very comfortable and if they wouldn't plug into it, I'd need to find an adaptor (P.S. I just have a regular set of headphones, like what you'd plug into a standard CD player or old Cassette Player etc.)
Asked by Neil - Mon Jun 14 10:21:37 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, as do almost all MP3 devices.
Answered by Dalton - Mon Jun 14 10:23:06 2010
can you plug a regular phone into the side of your computer and make phone calls?
Q. I have heard of magic jack but is there a way to do this with out that device? I have also heard of skype can you use a regular phone with it or do you have to buy one of those USB phones for that? is there any other devices out there like magic jack? thanks for any help.
Asked by bookluvr315 - Thu Mar 19 05:13:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have heard of magic jack but is there a way to do this with out that device? I have also heard of skype can you use a regular phone with it or do you have to buy one of those USB phones for that? is there any other devices out there like magic jack? thanks for any help.
Asked by bookluvr315 - Thu Mar 19 05:13:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Can you tell the difference between mucus plug and regular discharge?
Q. I am curouse to know peoples opinion on this question. Maybe with your experiences. Also dose it always have a pink color?
Asked by Tori - Sat Feb 17 11:22:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a LOT more than regular discharge. It looks like a GIANT wad of snot. Really gross, I know, but it's true. Some people lose it in chunks, and others lose it all at once. With my daughter, I lost it all at once, and it was just a lot and fist-sized and gross. With my son (38 weeks now) I lost it in chunks over about 12 hours or so and it was a little bloody. It's different for each person and each pregnancy.
Answered by cmsplinis - Sat Feb 17 11:32:16 2007
Q. I am curouse to know peoples opinion on this question. Maybe with your experiences. Also dose it always have a pink color?
Asked by Tori - Sat Feb 17 11:22:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a LOT more than regular discharge. It looks like a GIANT wad of snot. Really gross, I know, but it's true. Some people lose it in chunks, and others lose it all at once. With my daughter, I lost it all at once, and it was just a lot and fist-sized and gross. With my son (38 weeks now) I lost it in chunks over about 12 hours or so and it was a little bloody. It's different for each person and each pregnancy.
Answered by cmsplinis - Sat Feb 17 11:32:16 2007
Can I plug a regular mic into my computer?
Q. I have a mic that i use for my karaoke system,but I would like to plug it into my computer for online karaoke. Can I do that?
Asked by cee_200240 - Sat Dec 30 17:54:48 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes but you may need an adapter radio shack if the plug is the wrong size
Answered by Ibredd - Sat Dec 30 17:57:41 2006
Q. I have a mic that i use for my karaoke system,but I would like to plug it into my computer for online karaoke. Can I do that?
Asked by cee_200240 - Sat Dec 30 17:54:48 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes but you may need an adapter radio shack if the plug is the wrong size
Answered by Ibredd - Sat Dec 30 17:57:41 2006
can i use regular earphones of mp3 player to plug in a cell phone like Moto W775??
Q. hi i am thinking about get a new cell phone. is it possible to plug in regular earphones for mp3 player into a cell phone like Moto W775? or i have to buy an adaptor or other kinds of earphones particularly for cell phones? thx
Asked by itspw - Sat Jul 26 14:00:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never known of reg ear buds working. It will either use the mini usb or a moto specific plug of about 2.5mm. It can be difficult to find them as well. You may want to call moto and tell them the ones you have are defective. Sometimes they mail out new ones for free. Moto- 1-800-331-6456
Answered by guyinyoureye - Sat Jul 26 14:11:16 2008
Q. hi i am thinking about get a new cell phone. is it possible to plug in regular earphones for mp3 player into a cell phone like Moto W775? or i have to buy an adaptor or other kinds of earphones particularly for cell phones? thx
Asked by itspw - Sat Jul 26 14:00:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never known of reg ear buds working. It will either use the mini usb or a moto specific plug of about 2.5mm. It can be difficult to find them as well. You may want to call moto and tell them the ones you have are defective. Sometimes they mail out new ones for free. Moto- 1-800-331-6456
Answered by guyinyoureye - Sat Jul 26 14:11:16 2008
Is it possible to plug headphones into a regular speaker port in my computer and get sound?
Q. My old computer speakers don't work anymore, but I do have a pair of speakers which plug into headphone jacks. I tried plugging them into the green speaker port and I got no sound. My CDRW drive has a headphone jack but I got no results with that either. Is there a special adapter I can buy for it? Thanks.
Asked by dave529 - Sun Aug 20 21:46:59 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well there are larger adapters but if you have a 3.5mm jack (normal) there should be no problem. Try and Fiddle with your sound bars or make sure your earphones are working but it should work fine. Hope it helps...
Answered by webmaster_trainee - Sun Aug 20 21:53:58 2006
Q. My old computer speakers don't work anymore, but I do have a pair of speakers which plug into headphone jacks. I tried plugging them into the green speaker port and I got no sound. My CDRW drive has a headphone jack but I got no results with that either. Is there a special adapter I can buy for it? Thanks.
Asked by dave529 - Sun Aug 20 21:46:59 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well there are larger adapters but if you have a 3.5mm jack (normal) there should be no problem. Try and Fiddle with your sound bars or make sure your earphones are working but it should work fine. Hope it helps...
Answered by webmaster_trainee - Sun Aug 20 21:53:58 2006
Is it cheaper to use Gas heat(wall heater) or to use an electrical heater that you plug in a regular outlet.?
Q. I have gas heat but its 80 dollars to connect it and the electrical heater (radiator style) I plug in does a ok job for now. I'm just wondering will my electric bill be super high.
Asked by CRITTER - Mon Oct 23 14:46:56 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gas is cheaper to run per BTU (british thermal units) than electricity for heating (given current market costs). However, the initial start up costs for gas are higher. Over time you will spend more money for that electric wall heater than for getting a gas one connected. Shut it off, go outside and look at your meter, note how fast it spins. Turn it on, and look at your meter again, you will see what I mean.
Answered by phantomlimb7 - Mon Oct 23 14:53:13 2006
Q. I have gas heat but its 80 dollars to connect it and the electrical heater (radiator style) I plug in does a ok job for now. I'm just wondering will my electric bill be super high.
Asked by CRITTER - Mon Oct 23 14:46:56 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gas is cheaper to run per BTU (british thermal units) than electricity for heating (given current market costs). However, the initial start up costs for gas are higher. Over time you will spend more money for that electric wall heater than for getting a gas one connected. Shut it off, go outside and look at your meter, note how fast it spins. Turn it on, and look at your meter again, you will see what I mean.
Answered by phantomlimb7 - Mon Oct 23 14:53:13 2006
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