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Sunday, March 29, 2015

Yamaha Fazer FZ8 Specifications and Features With Wallpapers


The FZ8R should tip the scales at about 220 kg, making it a heavy bike, which is about 4.5 kg heavier than the FZ8 naked version. The FZ8 is looking very similar to the Yamaha FZ1, with the 800 cc motor also rumoured to be based on the bigger bike. We could be looking at 120 hp, and torque is expected to be impressive as well.

With its cast aluminium chassis (that uses the engine as a stressed member) and swingarm, 43mm USD fork, adjustable monoshock rear suspension that uses a progressive linkage and twin 310mm brake discs up front with four-piston monobloc callipers, the FZ8 / Fazer8 looks like an all-around capable package. The bike, according to Yamaha, has been designed who want something with a bit more power than a 600 and that’s not as intimidating as a full-house litre-class machine.

As for the engine the few leaked information involved suggests a reduction in engine capacity from 1,000 cc to 800 through the bore sizing, with the same run. The waiver in terms of power, compared to 150 hp declared for the FZ1, should be the order of 30, maximum 40 horses, in demonstrating the new average naked Iwata between 110 and 120 bhp tree.


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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Honda CR Z 2011 Specs and Features with Stills


Honda CR-Z 2011 is a Latest, sport-themed subcompact gas/electric hybrid from this Japanese carmaker . CR-Z is a 2-passenger, 2-door upward-opening rear door that comes in Base and uplevel EX trims. Its sole engine is a 1.5-liter gasoline 4-cylinder engine that pairs with an electric motor for 122 horsepower total. CR-Z need no plug-in charging, and the hybrid system can shut off the gasoline engine at a stop. The car is not skill of running solely on electric power.

Transmission option include a 6-speed manual and a ceaselessly variable transmission (CVT) that conduct oneself much like an automatic. Available safety features include ABS, traction control, antiskid system, front-side airbags, and curtain-side airbags.

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Honda CR-Z 2011 Specs
  • Wheelbase, in. 95.8
  • Overall Length, in. 160.6
  • Overall Width, in. 68.5
  • Overall Height, in. 54.9
  • Curb Weight, lbs. 2670
Item dohc I4/electric1 dohc I4/electric2
  • Size, liters/cu. in. 1.5/92 1.5/92
  • Horsepower @ rpm. 122@6000 122@6000
  • Torque (lb-ft) @ rpm. 128@1000 123@1000
  • Availability Standard Standard
  • 6-speed manual 31/37 --/--
  • continuously variable (CVT) --/-- 36/38
  • Hybrid sports car Hatchback coupe
  • Two Seater
  • 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine
  • 112 horsepower
  • 107 lb-ft. or torque
  • Uses Honda Insights Hybrid Power Train
  • 2800 lb curb weight
  • Available in auto or six-speed manual transmission

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in spite of the ostensible opposition between lively performance and superior fuel economy, the 2011 Honda CR-Z promises to be one of the few environmentally friendly models on the market that youll actually enjoy driving. Check back later in the year for a full review with additional buying advice and driving impressions.
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Toyota Yaris 2010 Specifications Wallpapers and Reviews With Features




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  • MSRP: $12,355 - $13,915
  • Invoice: $11,737 - $13,219
Safety
  • Dual front airbags
  • Front side airbags
  • Curtain side airbags
  • Antilock brakes, brake assist
  • Antiskid system
  • Tire-pressure monitor
  • Emergency inside trunk release (sedan)
  • Comfort and Convenience Features
  • Air conditioning
  • Tilt steering wheel
  • Cloth upholstery
  • Front bucket seats
  • Height-adjustable driver seat (sedan)
  • Folding rear seat
  • Tachometer
  • Intermittent wipers
  • Cargo cover (hatchback)
  • Rear defogger
Appearance and Miscellaneous
  • 175/65R14 tires
  • Wheel covers
Size, liters/cu. in. 1.5/91
Horsepower @ rpm. 106 @ 6000
Torque (lb-ft) @ rpm. 103 @ 4200
Availability Standard
EPA City / highway mpg
5-speed manual 29/36
4-speed automatic 29/35

EPA Fuel Economy Est - City 29 MPG
EPA Fuel Economy Est -
36 MPG

Tires

Front Tire Size P175/65R14
Rear Tire Size P175/65R14

Safety

Driver Air Bag
Passenger Air Bag
Passenger Air Bag On/Off Switch
Front Disc/Rear Drum Brakes
Traction Control
Electronic Stability Control
Front/rear energy-absorbing crumple zones
Side-impact door beams
Three-point front seatbelts w/pretensioners, force limiters, ALR/ELR retractors
(3) three-point ALR/ELR rear seatbelts
Child seat top tether anchor brackets
Energy-absorbing steering column

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Friday, March 27, 2015

2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder SE With Body Styles


Mitsubishi Eclipse, is currently available in coupe and Spyder bodi Style, has been the history of life, but to drive to an end. in a unique SE Special Edition which will feature eye-catching exterior features include a special decaling the "SE", black side mirrors and handsome 18-in. dark finish alloy whells, along withan extensive list of high-end standard features that can be found on the Eclipse GS-sport versions of both hardtop and convertible models.


The 2012 Eclipse GS, GS sport and SE models are powered by a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine, which produces 162 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 162 lb-ft. of torque at 4,000 rpm, where as the more powerfull Eclipse GT is powered by a 3.8-liter V-6 engine, generating 265 horse power at 5,750 rpm and 262 lb-ft. of tarque at 4,500 rpm.


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Thursday, March 26, 2015

Making a Joule Thief Circuit with Steven Chiverton Part 2

Continued from the Previous Article

Dude i used to get bad head aches and stuff playing with air core coils so be careful putting higher volts in them..i once put so much in to my coil it cut my radio off 10 feet away and i almost blacked out.. so i killed the power and i was in a state of confusion for like 2 hours after that.. it took a long nap to fix me.
so be careful!!



Above is the latest radiant energy battery charger joule thief  circuit I built from youtube video, the coil I wound 114 turns bifilar wound onto the core I got from jaycar electronics for around $9 
and on one of my tests I adjusted the circuits 1k pot till the neon lite up and no heating was felt in the power transistor since ive put it on a heatsink, a thick heatsink but when I used my 12 volts sla battery with just over 10 volts left in it I got over 131 volts out from it,  14 times more output than I did get from the input  ill conduct more tests  and put them down here , to see what outputs I can get from various inputs .


the 12 volts 7.2 amp hour rechargeable sla battery with just over 10 volts left in it I got over 131 dc volts output from the latest joule thief circiut.
Here are the results for various batteries and voltage inputs
1aa battery 1.5 volts type 1.04 volts left in it I got 7.55 volts output from the joule thief
a23 energizer battery 12 volts type had 9.62 volts left in it and I got an unusual reading of 4.23 volts out a voltage loss
yellow click rechargeable 1.5 volts battery, 1.09 volts left in it I got 1.20 volts out from the radiant energy battery charger joule thief.
Ag13 button cell battery 0.397 volts left in it I got 01.3 millivolts out of it
L1154 button cell 1.304 volts left in it  I got 4.50 volts out of it through the joule thief circiut.

Ag10 button cell battery it had 1.16 volts left in it  I got 4.3 volts out of it through the joule thief circiut.
357a button cell battery  with 1.359 volts left in it  I got 5.55 volts out of it from the joule thief circuit.


Latest joule thief circiut test . with the potentiometer turned up I adjusted it  till the neon come on and then I adjusted it to the max and the voltage reading was over 145 volts and the neon stayed lite and when I turned it down it still stayed lite like it was getting extra voltage all of a sudden . and the circiut unlike the other dident even make that high to low pitch sound , when I adjusted it fully up and down so I don’t know why . so after I got the neon lite it stayed on when I turned the pot full down and back up again . and no heat was felt in the transistor after the quick test.

With the 1k pot set to highest resistance the voltage output was 132.6 volts  and the neon is not lit  till I turned the pot resistance down to  a level where the voltage has increased to around 137.0 volts,  and voltage rises around here again to 145.7 with the neon still lit.
Turning the pot resistance down the neon dims at around 91.0 volts and when turn the pot down more to decrease the resistance of the pot more , the neon gets bright again like its getting more voltage and the circuit then squeals like a camera photflash circuit charging up its high voltage  photo flash capacitor.
The voltage was then 96.8 volts and climbing.  And by reducing the resistance more circuit appears to squeal more,  and the neon is still lit bright even when the voltage is at 93.6 volts.
 And when I turn the pot up to increase resistance neon got brighter at 73.9 volts,  and the voltage rose to 99.8 volts  turning pot up more to increase resistance  neon got brighter at 152.8 volts  to 153.5 volts and when pot was back at full resistance the voltage was then  159.4 volts then it dropped to 135.5 volts.

Note that when the pot resistance was turned down to the point that the neon comes on  neon stayed lite  all the time despite getting dim here and there then going bright again during the adjustments  and the neon never went out again despite adjusting the pot fully to the end either way  during the tests  the only way to make the neon go out is to  disconnect the battery  lead , the test can be started again by turning the pot up full, then  connect the battery lead then slowly reduce the pots resistance till the neon lights again .


Ive recharged my sla battery up to 12.48 volts and then I fired up both joule thiefs and found that even with my latest radiant battery charger joule thief im getting less voltage output for more voltage input and before it was more voltage output from less voltage input and since the latest tests the battery has gone from 12.48 to 12.1 volts  I used .47 volts so far , this is getting strange  and dureing the testing the voltage output did go over 100 volts but dident make it to the higher voltage I got before I topped up the 12 volts slr battery. As for the fluro bulb it only lit up a little bit more but not fully so I need more current or voltage to light it fully

First joule theif battery charging tests . results
Button cell battery  ag13 battery brand name sun king this battery had only 00.6 volts left in it , I used my first joule thief battery charger to tests it and after a count of 20 it gained enough power to power one of my small joule thief circuits it now has 1.48 volts in it for charging for 20 seconds .

I tried to charge 2 other button cell batteries but they are to far gone and lose charge fast I decided to try and recharge this tiny watch battery out of one of my watches and its been flat for ages so after 3 seconds of charging , it got hot so I let it cool down and I tested it on a small joule thief circuit and it got  enough power in it to light the led so it worked 3 seconds was the fastest charging time for such a small battery now my watch is going again. And I didnt get the details of this battery and measure its charge left and after I charged it for 3 seconds .



The 2 button cells that couldnt be charged I charged them for a count of twenty like the other one  but when I turned the potentiometer up towards the full to try get more voltage into it, it reverse charged so I ended up with a negative charge when I measured its voltage but still it kept going down so id say they are to dead or no good  at all . it was a good thing I halted the charge time for my tiny watch battery after 3 seconds when it started to get hot otherwise it may of exploded but now its perfect ill note the day I charged it up today monday may 24th 2010  just before 7 o clock in the evening I think lets see how long its lasts for till it runs flat .


Ive seen and saved a youtube video on the a23 12 volts energizer and the man dismantled one and it had no carbon and carbon rods in it but it had 8 unmarked button cell batteries in it.   my  a23 energizer I tried to charge it up more as it was just over the ten volts in it but I managed to get just over 11 volts into it and the voltage was dropping so something was wrong inside it , so I dismantled it and indeed found 8 button cells inside it  one had green corrosion  around it and its voltage wasnt steady it appeared to climb slowly and the rest all had over one volts in them and  I measure everyone of them and also I was able to power my small joule thief with them and get the 3.3 volts led to light up to  they will come in handy to .


Below is a picture of one of my smaller joule thief circuits  built from a schematic from the net I designed the printed circuit board for it and  notice the modified plastic cloths line peg, I use that to hold button cells for testing and the strip of blue tac at the top is my button cell holder.
 Most of the batteries on the strip of blue tac was from inside the small 12 volts a23 energizer battery.


One of my a23 energizer button cells was getting a bit low it had a measured charge of only 1.179 volts left in it.  this made the joule thief led dim so I used my larger radiant joule thief battery charger and charged  it up till it got hot , then I re measured that battery s voltage and it worked , I successfully charged it up to 1.346 volts and it now works better and the joule thief  white 3.3 volts led is brighter now.

 Below is my 2 radiant battery charger joule thief circiuts the one on the left without a heatsink is the one I used to seccessfully charge my a23 energizer button cell up with. Which was one of 8 button cells found inside the 12 volts a23 energizer battery.


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2012 Audi A6 Sedan with 2 0TFSI Hybrid Engine

2012 Audi A6 Sedan with 2.0TFSI Hybrid Engine
2012 Audi A6 Sedan with 2.0TFSI Hybrid Engine  New
The 204HP model completes the 0-100 km/h (62mph) sprint in 7.7 seconds and reaches a top speed of 240 km/h (149 mph). Average consumption in the EU cycle comes to 7.4 liters per 100 km (31.79 US mpg) with 172 g CO2 per km (276.81 g/mile).


The 3.0 TFSI sprints from standing to 100km/h in 5.5 seconds and reaches an electronically governed top speed of 250 km/h (155 mph). It consumes on average 8.2 liters per 100 km (26.7 US mpg) and emits 190 g CO2 per km (305.78 g/mile).

There are three diesel options starting with a redeveloped 2.0-liter four-cylinder TDI producing 177 hp and 380 Nm (280.27 lb-ft) of torque. In conjunction with a manual gearbox, it propels the A6 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 8.7 seconds, then on to a top speed of 228 km/h (141.67 mph). In the EU cycle, it requires 4.9 liters per 100 km (48 US mpg) and emits 129 g CO2 per km (207.61 g/mile).

Next up in the diesel family is the 3.0 TDI V6 with 204 hp and 400 Nm (295.02 lb-ft) of torque. Paired with a multitronic transmission, it accelerates the A6 to 100 km/h (62mph) in 7.2 seconds and achieves a top speed of 240 km/h (149mph). Its average consumption is 5.2 liters per 100 km with a CO2 emissions level of 137 g per km (220.48 g/mile).

The top-of-the-line version of the 3.0 TDI churns out 245 hp and 500 Nm (368.78 lb-ft) of torque allowing the A6 to hit the 100km/h mark in just 6.1 seconds, continuing on to a limited top speed of 250 km/h (155mph). On average, this diesel powerplant uses 6.0 liters of fuel per 100 km (39US mpg) and emits 158 g CO2 per km (254.28 g/mile).
2012 Audi A6 Sedan with 2.0TFSI Hybrid Engine 
2012 Audi A6 Sedan with 2.0TFSI Hybrid Engine  Prototype
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New album with Nelly�s Ford Mustang 5 0L V8 by DUB

The new 5.0 liter Ford Mustang will be featured on Nelly�s accessible album, but not aloof any added Mustang. This is a appropriate Mustang adapted by DUB Magazine commissioned by Nelly.The Mustang 5.0 V8 is a new variant, replacing the adaptation with the 4.6 liter Ford Modular engine. The new motor makes abundant added ability � 412 horses and 530Nm of torque from a 5.0 liter engine, which are absolutely absolutely absorbing numbers for an agent that isn�t a decidedly high-revving one. That�s a accomplished 97bhp and 90Nm access over the 4.6 liter, but with alone a 400cc displacement increase.



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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Weekend Projects with Bre Pettis Make a Joule Thief

In this week’s Weekend Projects video podcast, Make Magazine’s Bre Pettis and I show you how to make a Joule Thief. The PDF file that goes with the podcast is here (450 kB PDF file).
So whatsa Joule Thief? It’s a little wisp of a circuit that allows you to drive a blue or white LED from a low voltage. Normally, if you want to light up a blue or white LED you need to provide it with 3 – 3.5 V, like from a 3 V lithium coin cell. But a 1.5 V battery like a AA cell simply will not work. But using the Joule Thief, it works like a charm. Not only does it work with a brand new battery, but it works until the battery is nearly dead– down to 0.3 V. That’s well below the point where your other toys will tell you the battery is dead, so it can steal every last joule of energy from the battery (hence the name). To learn how to make one, watch the video, which is available in a variety of formats.
The original site where we learned about the Joule thief shows you how to make a miniature version of this circuit, such that you can fit it in a tiny flashlight. However, in the video we show you how to make it big, large enough (1) to make with clumsy hands and (2) that you can see what we’re doing.
After the jump, some detailed photos of how the coil is wound in case you need more detail than in the video.

Tori

It’s a little hard to see through my fingers in the video, so here’s the detailed view of the coil and winding your own.
First, here is a selection of ferrite toroids, inductors, and transformers that are suitable for using to make a Joule Thief.
Depending on the type that you start with, you may be able to use the existing wires or need to take them off and wind it yourself.
Coil - Step 1.


To wind your own coil, start with two colors of insulated wire and a bare ferrite toroid.
Coil - Step 2.


Take the two strands of wire through the center of the toroid.

Coil - Step 3.


Keeping the two strands together, wrap them around and through the toroid again.
Coil - Step 4.


Keeping the two wires together, make a few more turns through the center.

Coil - Step 5.


Keep winding until you fit as many turns as will fit in a single layer around the toroid, typically 7-10 turns with thin insulated wire.

Coil - Step 6.


Clip the wire leads down. Note that we have two pairs of wires: one coming out the front, and one coming out the back.

Coil - Step 7.


Strip the wire ends. Take one wire from each pair of different color and attach them together.

Coil - Step 8.

Solder the cross-over pair together. This is the “common” point of the coil windings.


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In the circuit diagram for the Joule Thief, the common point of the toroid is the connection at the top of the hand-wound ferrite toroid, in the upper right of the diagram. This goes to the positive end of the battery. The other two wires from the toroid go to the resistor and to the intersection of the transistor with the LED.
One other detail that you may need to know is the symbol and pinout of the 2N3904 transistor. In the symbol, the part with the arrow is the “emitter”, the “collector” is the end above it, that also connects to the LED, and the “base” is the wire leading off to the left, between the collector and emitter. (Also remember that the end of the LED with the flat side and short lead is the end that has the flat bar in the diagram.)
2N3904
An actual 2N3904 transistor looks like this.
(Well, like this if you’re hungry.)
The pins, holding it so that you can read the text on the flat side are (left to right) Emitter, Base, and Collector. I particularly like this one because it has that little EBC legend on the bottom.

So how does it work?
Pretty well, actually. (The technical discussion has been removed.)
As a side note, this is not the most efficient circuit around; its beauty is that it works with such a low voltage. So, this is a great circuit to use with a dead or dying battery, and less so for use with a brand new battery.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Fiat Linea 1 6 SPecifications and Features With Wallpapers



Fiat Linea is available with two different engine options - its petrol variants are equipped with a 1.4L, 1368cc, Fire petrol engine produces 90bhp power at 6000rpm and 115Nm torque at 4500rpm and gives the mileage 12 to 16kmpl on the other hand its diesel variant is equipped with a 1.3L, 1248cc Multijet diesel engine that produces maximum power of 85bhp at 4000rpm and the maximum torque of 203Nm at 2500rpm and offers mileage of 14 to 19kmpl.

Safety options of Fiat Linea includes Airbags, ABS along with EBD, ESP helps providing more support while driving, this car allows stable traction control with the help of brakes and engine control. ASR system makes the vehicle to be drived easier on the rough ground conditions. Further there are MSR, Hillholder-HBA as safety options.

Some other passive safety features in Fiat Linea include Air Bag smart-2 system, side and curtain air bags, front racked seat belts. One another safety feature include inertia switch FPS (Fire Protection System). FPS system prevent the car from flow of fuel in engine at the time of strokes.

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