Flat Lead Vs. Coax Cable

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• Flat Lead Vs. Coax Cable
• DIY Projector Project
• Instructions for the Parrot Hands Free
• How do I Set the Resolution on a Toshiba 62HM15A?
• The Best Way to Backup a Handheld PDA on SD
• How to Upgrade a Bose Subwoofer
• My Flip Video Won't Turn On
• iPod Folder Structure
• How to Install a Terk TV-44 Cable
• How to Remove the Write Protect From an Olympus xD Picture Card

Flat Lead Vs. Coax Cable Posted: Most indoor and outdoor television antennas use flat lead or coax cable. Some manufacturers call flat lead "300 ohm" or "twin lead," and coax is also known as "75 ohm." Both offer some advantages and drawbacks, though most new installations now... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by William Jensen

DIY Projector Project Posted: If you long for a bigger screen TV, but don't like the idea of spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars to get one, you can make your own "big-screen" TV by building a homemade projector that can fill a wall with your favorite TV show,... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Heather Robson

Instructions for the Parrot Hands Free Posted: The safety importance of hands-free driving cannot be overstated and any product that encourages this has to considered a good thing. Whether it is a GPS system or in-car entertainment system, a hands-free device should ensure the driver can... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by RhiannaJ

How do I Set the Resolution on a Toshiba 62HM15A? Posted: The picture resolution of the Toshiba 62HM15A television is a product of the incoming video signal resolution, the method in which it is connected to the video source, and how the picture is adjusted using the television's internal controls. The... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Ryan Carter

The Best Way to Backup a Handheld PDA on SD Posted: SD (secure digital) cards store data and other files in a compact size. Unlike other storage devices, SD cards are about the size of a postage stamp and can hold up to 2 gigabytes of space. Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Jason Taetsch

How to Upgrade a Bose Subwoofer Posted: However good a Bose subwoofer might be, the time comes when an old speaker blows out or falls behind the technological standard and must be upgraded. Upgrading your Bose subwoofer will increase the sound quality in the low frequency area of your... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by John Fraze

My Flip Video Won't Turn On Posted: Flip video cameras are small, light and powerful. The size of the camera allows you throw it in your bag and take videos wherever you are. Flip cameras come in a range of colors and specifications. Unfortunately, a common problem with flip... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Nicole Carlin

iPod Folder Structure Posted: The iPod folder structure uses a categorical system. The main iPod_Control folder contains a set of subfolders that store audio, images and the device's system software. Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Vanessa Knight

How to Install a Terk TV-44 Cable Posted: Sometimes, satellite TV providers try to make you pay extra for local programming, but you can just use an antenna to pick up local signals for free. The Terk TV44 antenna does that. It fits onto your satellite dish and integrates its signal with... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by Zach Dexter

How to Remove the Write Protect From an Olympus xD Picture Card Posted: Older models of cameras manufactured by Olympus do not use SD cards to save images, but instead the less well-known format, the xD card. xD cards, like SD cards, are flash memory cards, available in a variety of memory sizes. Like other storage... Recent Article published on 1/20/2011 by JosephN

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