Ibanez TS9

In BIOS, 200Mhz system bus is the maximum I can select but it only supports 2x 2.5 volt DDR 184 pin, currently I'm using 1x DDR333 underclocked to 266Mhz (133Mhz system bus) I want to use DDR400 but normally they're in 2.6+ volt area, I also want to use the 400Mhz FSB CPU

Am I in right the direction?

CPU to Northbridge is the HT link

What does NB clock do?

A 12V battery gives a 16V AC on my multimeter and the other AA's gives 4 times higher in AC than their rated DC voltage.

I believe batteries don't have ripple voltages so what are they?

A ball is travelling 2 m/s downhill towards the edge of the cliff & has a free fall of 100 meters to the ground. I've worked out if the ball was dropped from the height of 100 meters it would hit the ground @ 44.3 m/s but in my scenario the ball was already doing 2 m/s before the free fall so what's the velocity upon impact?

Do I add 2 & 44.3 m/s?

air resistance excluded

Thanks

Phase Voltage = 240, Phase current = 10A

therefore in Delta source, 240 x 17.32 (line current) = 4156.8W. This 4156.8 watts, is this the total power or is it the power per phase?

while in Star source, 415.68 (line voltage) x 10 = 4156.8W. Again, is this total or per phase power?

What confuses me is that if we separate the 3 windings from the source then run them parallel or series as single phase, it turns out the total power is 7200 watts, that's 240 x 10 x 3.

I still can't understand the need of grounding on power system. If I connect the - wire to the ground then the + is attracted to the ground and vice versa. Grounding actually makes things dangerous? If non is attached to the ground then I could touch either wire while standing barefooted & not electrocuted.

Is ground(literally) simply a conductor?

First Q: If low PF load borrows power then return it back to the source why charge for more?

Second Q: If a reactive load needs 1.5kVA to produce 1kW of useful work then why didn't they just charge 1.5kW worth of power?

The generator is Unregulated

If I could maintain the RPM @ 6000 regardless of torque needed, does it mean the max power is 8100 watts @ 6000 RPM?

60V x 135A = 8100 W?

Does the Voltage stays 60 if I put a load that draws 135 Amps while keeping the RPM @ 6000?

If not, what RPM must be needed to produce 60V@135A when loaded with 8100 Watts?

I'm just interested on the girl version - it has that slow ballad like tune to it and girl's voice is angelic. It's sounds a lot better than the original.

12v, 24v, & 48v batteries all their negative(-) terminals connected together to 12v, 24v, & 48v loads. While the positives have their own wire. The point here is to save the cost of having each a seperate negative wire.

I think they're just Plossls with built-in ED barlow lens, they're the longest oculars I've seen

Any thoughts?

It takes 1 or more electrical horsepower (due to friction) to produce 1 mechanical horsepower

Do passive & active types prevent change on the mixer's output volume if they're installed after mix?

Is it worthy? No 3D just 2D...

CMOS is starting to control the consumer market as well as the professional - Is there a future for CCD?

People say twin lead is a balanced line yet they say it's also prone with interference, I don't get it!

While people say coaxial is shielded yet I see lots of interference in VHF band (especially ch.2-10), I don't get it!

I live in a rural region, it seems that all TV station transmitters have the same location, I'm thinking maybe each TV station has their own transmitter which happens to be in the same location with other TV station... Is this true?

I have known that the snake either constrict or inject venom to kill its prey! Is there a snake that doesn't use neither of these?