what are all the controll wires going to a carrier infinity condensor? straight cool not a heat pump. there are 6 wires A B C D then 2 additional controll wires running to an outdoor air sensor for the inside UI controller. what the hell are A B C D? i dont understand multiple wires to a straight residential A/C|||That is a two speed compressor and two speed condensor fan.
So you have to have at least a high, low, and common. That covers three of them. The fourth I don't know. Could be another sensor. Or may be the fan can be cycled up separately depending on the ambient temp or coil temp sensed by that air sensor.
For wiring it up I would guess it just has to be matched to the other end.
On the panel to the condensor unit there should be a schematic that may label the inputs and/or a tech sheet should be in there somewhere.
Or a tech sheet for the control unit. (The thermostat may be the control unit or there might be a separate board).
Good Luck.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
What is the step-by-step hand signal procedure for launching a plane from a Navy carrier?
What specific series of steps (checks, hand signals, communication, etc) do the various men take to launch a plane from an aircraft carrier?|||Having spent 2 years on the flight deck crew of an aircraft carrier, I will tell you that this is such a complex and co-ordinated process that there isn't room here to tell it to you. It is so loud and intense during launch and recovery ops that all communication is either done using sign language or light signals using wands.
When you have planes coming at you from both ends of the deck, your head is on a swivel constantly. All you need to do is see the film of a plane pusher getting sucked into an intake to realize how dangerous it is.|||Check http://www.navysite.de/cvn/catcom.htm for them.
|||Point away from the ship and then duck!!!
When you have planes coming at you from both ends of the deck, your head is on a swivel constantly. All you need to do is see the film of a plane pusher getting sucked into an intake to realize how dangerous it is.|||Check http://www.navysite.de/cvn/catcom.htm for them.
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|||Point away from the ship and then duck!!!
What is the nations largest and second largest airline carrier?
I know Delta Airlines is the nation's third largest carrier.|||American and United in that order.|||American Airlines is the largest and United Airlines is the second largest.|||American is number 1--- And contiental has taken over the number 2 spot now.|||american airlines, united airlines, and then delta airlines is the third
Which mobile phone carrier in England has the best coverage and pay as you go plans?
I am moving to London for six months and am looking to purchase a pay as you go mobile phone for the time I am there. Out of O2, Orange, Vodafone, and T mobile, which carrier has the best service coverage and the best valued plans (especially for texting)? Thanks!|||I am with Giffgaff http://giffgaff.com/ and I can say they are GREAT !
They are really cheap (8p calls and 4p texts) and they include unlimited internet !
For 拢10 you can get unlimited internet, unlimited texts, and 250 mins ! AND its not a contract, it's pay as you go !!!
If you get the Giffgaff sim through me you get 拢5 free credit when you activate it. Oh and Giffgaff runs on o2 so you get their great coverage.
If you want to join Giffgaff through me (and get 拢5 free credit) VISIT http://giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/jos鈥?/a>
Oh and if you get your mates to join Giffgaff, you can call and text eachother for FREE !
I know it all sounds too good to be true, but I recently moved to them and they are GREAT !|||You can check the predicted coverage for each network using the coverage checkers on their websites; links - http://www.mobilephonecoverage.co.uk/fil鈥?/a>
These maps will give you an idea of the outdoor coverage you can expect on each network. They can't tell you the coverage indoor as it's impossible to access every building to test this. Some building will have the same coverage indoors as outdoor, but some, usually older buildings, or those with thick concrete walls and lead windows will have considerably less coverage as these things can interfere with the signal.
You can request a free Pay As You Go SIM card from most of the networks to test the coverage out for yourself in the areas you're going to be using it.|||Vodafone.
Use Asda mobile which uses Vodafones network, and just charges 8p per minute, and 4p per text.
Now that Orange and T-Mobile are together, then they are good too.
Get yourself an amazing mobile contract for just 拢1 per month, you'll get 300 minutes, unlimited texts, 500 MB, and a free phone.
Visit www.contracts4less.co.uk|||I think every network will cover London well, as it is the capital and all.
Personally I found o2 to be the best, simply because it is the only network that covers my college and gives me signal in my college (in Wales), everyone in the town is on o2 because of it.
However I recently found a newish network that works of o2 Network coverage. It was made by a major o2 manager or something. Its called GiffGaff, honestly best value for money I have heard off.
For 拢10 you get 250 minutes, Unlimited Texts and Web for a Month!!!! Not a contract either!
They have higher plans for more minutes and some mad plan where you get more minutes if people call you.
Sorry to sell it so much, I don't get anything from it, just really love the network! Go to giffgaff.com for more info.|||Orange. Probably be best to check how good it is where you live though.
http://search.orange.co.uk/ouk/portal/co鈥?/a>|||My own opinion is o2 or t.mobile for the best coverage, steer clear of vodafone they drop their signal so easily|||Use to be o2 now orange n t mobile cuz they share satellites|||orange|||Orange and o2 IS best,..good coverage,..
They are really cheap (8p calls and 4p texts) and they include unlimited internet !
For 拢10 you can get unlimited internet, unlimited texts, and 250 mins ! AND its not a contract, it's pay as you go !!!
If you get the Giffgaff sim through me you get 拢5 free credit when you activate it. Oh and Giffgaff runs on o2 so you get their great coverage.
If you want to join Giffgaff through me (and get 拢5 free credit) VISIT http://giffgaff.com/orders/affiliate/jos鈥?/a>
Oh and if you get your mates to join Giffgaff, you can call and text eachother for FREE !
I know it all sounds too good to be true, but I recently moved to them and they are GREAT !|||You can check the predicted coverage for each network using the coverage checkers on their websites; links - http://www.mobilephonecoverage.co.uk/fil鈥?/a>
These maps will give you an idea of the outdoor coverage you can expect on each network. They can't tell you the coverage indoor as it's impossible to access every building to test this. Some building will have the same coverage indoors as outdoor, but some, usually older buildings, or those with thick concrete walls and lead windows will have considerably less coverage as these things can interfere with the signal.
You can request a free Pay As You Go SIM card from most of the networks to test the coverage out for yourself in the areas you're going to be using it.|||Vodafone.
Use Asda mobile which uses Vodafones network, and just charges 8p per minute, and 4p per text.
Now that Orange and T-Mobile are together, then they are good too.
Get yourself an amazing mobile contract for just 拢1 per month, you'll get 300 minutes, unlimited texts, 500 MB, and a free phone.
Visit www.contracts4less.co.uk|||I think every network will cover London well, as it is the capital and all.
Personally I found o2 to be the best, simply because it is the only network that covers my college and gives me signal in my college (in Wales), everyone in the town is on o2 because of it.
However I recently found a newish network that works of o2 Network coverage. It was made by a major o2 manager or something. Its called GiffGaff, honestly best value for money I have heard off.
For 拢10 you get 250 minutes, Unlimited Texts and Web for a Month!!!! Not a contract either!
They have higher plans for more minutes and some mad plan where you get more minutes if people call you.
Sorry to sell it so much, I don't get anything from it, just really love the network! Go to giffgaff.com for more info.|||Orange. Probably be best to check how good it is where you live though.
http://search.orange.co.uk/ouk/portal/co鈥?/a>|||My own opinion is o2 or t.mobile for the best coverage, steer clear of vodafone they drop their signal so easily|||Use to be o2 now orange n t mobile cuz they share satellites|||orange|||Orange and o2 IS best,..good coverage,..
What should I look for in buying a Cat Carrier to fly out my cats?
Im going to be shipping my cats under-cabin on a plane cross country, what is important as far as safety, and basics in a good cat carrier? Thank you!|||Each cat must have their own carrier, which should made of sturdy plastic and large enough so that your cats can stand up, turn around and lie down. It must also have ventilation holes on all four sides and a secure locking mechanism. The carrier must have LIVE ANIMAL STICKERS on the top and sides in letters at least one inch tall.
This article below has further information on the legal requirements and helpful advice on choosing the safest carrier for your cats.
http://www.pettravel.com/passports_conta鈥?/a>|||they must be plastic and sturdy. and they also must have some kind of sticker that says "airline approved"|||Most all the kennels you can buy in pet stores are suitable for air travel. You need to be sure the door is securly locked and the carrier cannot come apart.
Unless you are traveling with the cat personally, the cat will be shipped in cargo - not in cabin with the passengers. Also you will need a vet certificate of health dated no more then 10 days before shipping.|||yikers! that's not good.
This article below has further information on the legal requirements and helpful advice on choosing the safest carrier for your cats.
http://www.pettravel.com/passports_conta鈥?/a>|||they must be plastic and sturdy. and they also must have some kind of sticker that says "airline approved"|||Most all the kennels you can buy in pet stores are suitable for air travel. You need to be sure the door is securly locked and the carrier cannot come apart.
Unless you are traveling with the cat personally, the cat will be shipped in cargo - not in cabin with the passengers. Also you will need a vet certificate of health dated no more then 10 days before shipping.|||yikers! that's not good.
What is the most efficient people carrier?
Im on the look for a people carrier as im a childminder and was wondering what the most efficient people carrier was for 拢1500. It'd have to be diesel of coarse.|||Ford Galaxy...
What is the largest gift that a US postal carrier can accept before they have to share it with everyone?
We're having a lot of packages delivered here soon, and our carrier always has such a great attitude. I want to get a gift card or some other gift, but I know they have limits on how much they can accept.|||Are all the packages being delivered at the same time? Or are they going to be delivered at different times? If they come at different times, just give him a smaller tip each time he comes. OR you could do the stalker thing, find out where he lives, and mail it directly to his house.|||I think that a regular thankyou card would suffice.|||I always thought they were not aloud to accept gifts - so a thank you card is what I give mine
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