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> They don't seem to advertise it on their website (unless I'm blind) Some Amaysim plans are only offered to existing Amaysim customers,…

And the chip beside it is an AMS1117-33, which is an LDO linear regulator rated for up to 12V input, with 3.3V output. I wouldn't use it…

This has me curious, can anyone point me to a technical article about WHY 262kHz is more accurate? All I can find is blanket statements of…

> 4c off a litre at Caltex. Is that all Caltex stations? I thought only the Caltex petrol stations that were previously Puma had the 4c…

They can leak, if the overpressure seal has ruptured. Most commonly this is caused by overcharging, almost always caused by a "dumb" (timer…

> if you can find them I'm pretty sure all batteries labeled as "Heavy Duty" or "Super Heavy Duty" are zinc-carbon batteries, like these…

Which web browser are you using? Some have built-in privacy features that have to be turned off.

I recommend you take the batteries out of the torch, and store them in a box or plastic bag inside the kit. So if you don't use the kit for…

> why the ODB plug? The OBD plug has continuous power, even with the car's ignition turned off. The same can't be said for the cigarette…

> The * is at the end of the heading at the top, which covers the entire document. That would be a very unusual scope for a footnote, which…

Wow, that is there, right at the end, and disagrees with just about everything else in the press release. For example, the entire third…

It used to be their policy for everything in the store, not just their own brands. As shown by the links I gave. They've watered that down,…

If you read my question again, I'm asking if Aldi have changed their stance. I'm pretty sure some of their advertisements used to say "No…

I thought Aldi claimed to have no artificial colours in their store, but their current statement on this is "ALDI exclusive brands ...…

> These are just pure laziness They have their place. Some workplaces have the individual bags at a snack bar for 50c each, and the profit…

I think the first time you transfer to a new account or PayID, it isn't instant. Maybe there's a value below which the first transfer is…

Likewise, bought a "Henry" (different model) ten years ago from UK website TheHut.com, and got it delivered to Australia for a tiny…

Numatic is the brand name. Can't trademark "pneumatic" as it's a common word.

> Is it true ... one day it will lost all data due to the internal battery runs out Not true. SSDs use flash memory, the same type of…

What makes an OBDII app good? I've been using an old version of Torque Lite, and it's enough for me. I just checked Play Store, and it's…

So true. And only a small number of card readers "overclock" the UHS-I interface to achieve the claimed speeds. Most card readers stick to…

Thinking about this again, I think it's a bad idea. The only way this inverter could be used as a UPS is as an "online UPS", which means it…

> a DIY UPS coupled with deep cycle battery? If it's being used as a UPS, then a deep-cycle battery is overkill. Deep-cycle batteries are…

Super gift card works at these stores: Rebel, Macpac, BCF and Supercheap Auto. More details here:…

> never heard of a charger that works like that. Chargers that change the current when the number of batteries change, do that because the…

Nitecore chargers (D4 confirmed, I4 probably, others unknown) are known to time-share two charging circuits/channels between the installed…

This particular charger claimed to use the -dV/dT effect to detect full charge, and that was how it qualified as a smart charger. The…

> They tested the above cable to survive 20,000 bends. I've looked again, and they don't say that. Here's what they do say: > which is made…

> IKEA subjects all its products to rigorous testing. They claim that, and maybe they do for some furniture. But they were also claiming…

I've done a bit of reading, and there are also buses from Tokyo to Osaka, but strangely they don't show up in Google maps when I ask for…