Aloha Julio,
Yes, lots of places sell them. However, I bought
a mid-priced one at home depot and it lasted
about eight months. The one I bought has four D
batteries in the base, and one in each of the two
outside buttons. The batteries that go in the
buttons is smaller than a triple a
Max wrote with regard to the removal of my cast iron radiator:
I'm betting that you will end up cutting it into smaller pieces to get rid
of it. Maybe with a cutting torch?
OOO BABY! Now that sounds like fun.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
fishing all that wire sounds like a giant waste of time. Aren't there more
wireless solutions that do not sound like a cheap video game?
On Mon, 3 May 2010, Max Robinson wrote:
I respectfully disagree. The voltage to a doorbell is either 16 or 24 volts
always AC. The transformer has two
I attempted to disassemble the radiator way back when, but it seemed that
I would need to cut at least the first section off since the bolts holding
it together were not inclined to move. And, with 90 plus years of paint
on it, I am not sure how inclined the pieces would be to separate of
Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel: (412) 268-9081
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They do have battery door bells and they now also have them with wireless
buttons which you simply stick to the door frame. there are jumper pins so you
can adjust the frequency so your door bell isn't set off by a neighbour's near
by.
If I was Han Solo I'd probably pet my woke
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Rent the biggest monkey wrenches you can from a tool rental place and put your
back into it. You'll probably get it apart.
Then a heavy mallet and a cold chisel should separate the sections.
You will want good hearing protection I suspect.
Maybe even just a good few smacks with a sledge and
I have been searching high and low for a community of people who are using
Talks for their Moto Q9. Does anyone know of such a community? Is anyone else
using Talks with the Moto Q9? Is this off topic for this list? I have my cell
phone with me while I'm working in my woodshop. smile.
I
I too am not satisfied with my battery door
bells. Aside from the problem I had at first that
every time my neighbor used their remote garage
door opener it would send me to the side door
when no one was there. I often wondered if when I
pressed my door bell, whether their garage door,
Bob,
What make and model do you have?
At 07:27 AM 5/4/2010, you wrote:
Battery powered doorbells work just fine. I have
had one for at least 8 years now. The batteries
last quite a long time and the distance between
the units is nice. I can take the unit to my
back deck and it works fine
My remote wireless door chime is a Nutone mod LA-99N. My children were little
when I got it and both are in their 20's.
..bob
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Hi Dan,
Another option that came to mind is maybe cutting it with an angle grinder?
I figure, it'll take some time to do it, but maybe coordinate it with your
wife so she's at the park with the little baby, that way she won't have to
deal with the noise because I'm guessing you haven't made
Dan: I thought it would be really cool to use a cutting torch too, until I
actualy did it. I cut a gear shift handle out of an old deralict truck, and
it's the only time I can recall actually being scared of a tool. It's loud,
and obviously you're going to need gloves a hood and a mask, and
This is the last list I have heard about talks.
http://lists.talksusers.com/mailman/listinfo/talks
At 10:22 AM 5/4/2010, you wrote:
I have been searching high and low for a
community of people who are using Talks for
their Moto Q9. Does anyone know of such a
community? Is anyone else using
Yah, but they basically banished me for talking about windows mobile phones
using talks. They are all about the Nokia version.
shrug.
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From: Trouble
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 4:15 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] OT?
Thanks for the comments so far.
By the way where the wires came apart was near what I think is the transformer.
Since I have one of the talking multi meters would it be a good guess to set it
to AC and check the thing that I assume is the transformer? If DC by chance
there will be no reading?
Yeah, that one talks list is for the symbian version of Talks. The
version that runs on the Motorola isn't really even Talks. It's just
branded as Talks.
I asked around but no one seems to know about a mailing list for that
version specifically.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon
Art,
Put the probes across the terminals, that is, one probe on each terminal. It
will be AC have no fear. This is just a step-down transformer and the voltage
will be very low. Spit on your finger and place it across the screw terminals
and I'll bet you won't be able to feel it unless you
Here is a place that discusses many phones
Discussion List blindpho...@mosenexplosion.com
or
To: L G Phone List blindusersverizonpho...@yahoogroups.com
At 07:22 AM 5/4/2010, you wrote:
I have been searching high and low for a
community of people who are using Talks for
their Moto Q9. Does
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