How to Install Slingbox on Another Computer Away From Home

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• How to Install Slingbox on Another Computer Away From Home
• How to Watch TV on a Home Computer With a Slingbox
• Homemade Wool Pads
• How to Solder Headphone Wire
• How to Calculate a Shunt
• How to Build a Bubble Wall
• DIY: PVC Speaker Stands
• How to Work Wireless MP3 Earphones
• How to Remove a Lens in a Canon SD
• LCD Advantages Over CRT

How to Install Slingbox on Another Computer Away From Home Posted: Slingbox gives you the luxury of viewing your television's content even if you are away from home. Use SlingPlayer---Slingbox's remote playback utility---to watch your home television's content from a variety of external devices. Install... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Stephen A. Powell

How to Watch TV on a Home Computer With a Slingbox Posted: Slingbox is a device that allows you to watch your television's content from a wide array of devices including cell phones, computers and even other television sets. Slingbox is ideal for watching your home television content while you are away.... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Stephen A. Powell

Homemade Wool Pads Posted: Wool pads of all shapes and sizes provide a wide variety of uses. From potholders and bed liners to saddle blankets and pet beds, making wool pads is a simple craft project. Homemade wool pads offer warmth, padding and insulation, making them a... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Chelsea Hoffman

How to Solder Headphone Wire Posted: Portable music players have become ubiquitous since the release of the iPod in 2001. MP3 players like the iPod allow you to be active while using them, and generally can stand up to the weathering that accompanies physical activity like jogging.... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Michael Carroll

How to Calculate a Shunt Posted: A shunt is a high precision resistor that you can use to measure the current flowing through a circuit. According to Ohm's law, you can calculate the resistance of a shunt resistor by dividing the voltage drop across the shunt by current flowing... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Nachiket Deshmukh

How to Build a Bubble Wall Posted: A bubble wall provides blasts of aerated bubbles in your aquarium for both tank decor and oxygen for the fish. Making a bubble wall in your aquarium proves to be an easy task for someone who has experience with putting together an underwater... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Chelsea Hoffman

DIY: PVC Speaker Stands Posted: If you happen to be low on cash and are looking for a way to get sturdy stands for your home speakers, you may want to think about building them out of common PVC pipe. These plastic pieces of piping are strong enough to hold speakers if... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Contributing Writer

How to Work Wireless MP3 Earphones Posted: Wireless earphones are a convenient way to listen to your MP3 player, DVD player, or computer when you are not directly in front of the device and can save you the annoyance of being wrapped up in wires. Modern wireless headsets have a very... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Amanda Kondolojy

How to Remove a Lens in a Canon SD Posted: Over the years, the quality of the pictures taken by handheld digital cameras has improved greatly. One reason for this is the quality of the camera lenses. Needless to say, the lens on your Canon Powershot SD model digital camera is one of the... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by Contributing Writer

LCD Advantages Over CRT Posted: Liquid crystal display (LCD) and cathode ray tube (CRT) are display technologies used in the screens of television sets and computer monitors. In fact, the presence of a CRT---a vacuum tube containing a source of negatively charged particles... Recent Article published on 6/10/2010 by DavidD

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