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My Dad claims that he saw something on tv today that said a wireless router and a cable modem if left plugged in for 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, accounts for up to 10-25% of your monthly HOUSEHOLD power consumption. I feel this is total bull, the LED lights just mess with his OCD (he's a nut when it comes to electricity use). My question is, is there anything I can show him to prove him otherwise? Does anybody know how much power these things actually use?
My router is - Netgear 54MBS Wireless model WGR614 v7
My modem is - Arris CM450A
how to make a backup recharable battery using 8 aa batteries? to give output 9 volt?
i want to use it to my wireless router(tp-link) because the electricity cut sometimes and i dint want to lose my connection
any help ?
i have 8 AA batteries(rechargeable) 1,2 volt each,any circuit diagram? pls help
router need:0.8A
i have a battery (series circuit)
each one 2000mah Witricity powered: go witric!
Will I see an increase in my electric bill if the wireless router is left on 24/7?
Thanks from Pittsburgh, Pa Witricity powered: explain witric..
He's about 3 years old so he's pretty young. He's usually pretty active. Yesterday I noticed he was sleeping on he bottom of the cage, with his head tucked under his wing. This morning he was doing the same thing so I separated him from his buddy and put him in a different cage. I tried giving him some diluted energy drink but he just let it dribble down his chest. So I mixed up some Kaytee Exact Baby Bird formula and made it really watery and gave that to him through a dropper. I thought it was just dribbling down his chest too but I felt that his crop was full so I stopped.
I connect to the internet throw my neighbors linksys wireless router ,
I connect to the internet throw my neighbors linksys wireless router ,
(the connection have no security on it so its free)but sometimes i Connect to it, and it works fine, sometimes not working at all ,and all the times that i try to connect to it was unsecured. i remember some thing that is strange ,sometimes when i cannot connect to the neighbors router and the electricity is down in my city ,when the electricity come back and try to connect to the router it works!!!!!!
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I connect to the internet throw my neighbors linksys wireless router ,
(the connection have no security on it so its free)but sometimes i Connect to it, and it works fine, sometimes not working at all ,and all the times that i try to connect to it was unsecured. i remember some thing that is strange ,sometimes when i cannot connect to the neighbors router and the electricity is down in my city ,when the electricity come back and try to connect to the router it works!!!!!!
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I use a Dell Studio 1737 and I like to play GFWL games like Halo 2 PC, GTA IV PC, etc. I play offline and its as if I'm playing on an Xbox 360 with the controller. So I go online to get some more achievements, and it lags really bad. On GTA IV, players cars fly everywhere. On Halo 2, I kill someone with the energy sword, and after 5 seconds in the game, the other player dies from me. My friends are getting really pissed at me and threatened to give me negative rep because of it. I only have 2 computers on the network, sometimes a Nintendo Wii, and sometimes a Nintendo DS on the network.
If I unplug my wireless router when not in use, the next time I use it, I'd always have to reset it. I've done that before. Is this OK? I'm afraid I might ruin the signal or the equipment or something like that. I'm worried that it gets hot and that there is electricity consumption while it is always plugged. But I don't want to change settings or have to re-set all the time. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks. Witricity powered: a witric one!
im trying to make a UPS and im pretty confident with my design but i cant figure how many watts i need to run a computer and a wireless router. along with maybe an energy saving light (7 watts)
any ideas how to work it out you clever chaps ? Witricity: explain witric..
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