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For a lot of basic surge-protected boards like that one, they use a single metal-oxide varistor (MOV) or maybe a single MOV per outlet.…

It's almost a "how long is a piece of string" style question, because it's all about the features, budget, and design that you need.…

Hmm, lots of similar specs for sound and performance. Main differences are 2x 5.5cm drivers on the YAS, 4x4.6cm drivers on the SR-B30A…

Bluesign certified (https://www.bluesign.com/en/), in short, is about the environmental impact, worker rights, and so on, for textile…

https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/steelseries/arctis-nova-1 - decent overall review, and comparison to competitors is useful too.…

I bought one of these. Great product, works well, but it chews through batteries like crazy. I've got to try it out on rechargeable…

Looks like it's out of stock again, unfortunately. Back-to-back-to-back meetings has cost me a lovely lens again! Cheers!

Corelle Brands are pretty happy to say that they're "made in the USA", and from my reading, they have manufacturing in NY State.

Damn, out of stock already. Oh well, that's the way it goes. Thanks for posting the deal anyway, bokchewy.

Your link is broken, probably should be: https://www.amazon.com.au/King-Gillette-Double-Safety-Razor/dp/B089MH9VK6

JB are price-matching online now: https://www.jbhifi.com.au/collections/tvs/fire-tv-stick

Yeah, I've seen it a few times too. It's one of those things that make me wonder if they actually give anything away, or just point to…

Hmm, terms and conditions are missing some key details! I'm guessing they didn't fill out the Gleam info correctly: >Prizes: The winner(s)…

Used aylabrett's, and mine is: https://daylesfordmacedonlife.com.au?rpid=12&rpr=92185

Are you talking about the A5+ Wireless Home Music System? Yes, there's a power cable required, but only to one of the speakers - the left…

Sample sizes at 1.5mL, according to the description on the site.

If your other device (TV, etc) has the ability to output 2ch PCM audio (rather than Dolby Digital/bitstream original content), then you can…

Used my2cnts (great username), mine is: https://wn.nr/nUqmAw6

OK, I'm nerding out a little about HDMI standards here, so please pass on by if you don't care! No, it's not HDMI 2.1 (because it doesn't…

Oh, I should add that it is brass, if anyone needs that confirmed.

I used to work for the importer (although I haven't for a long time now, and have no affiliation with them), so I know this range is…

Cheaper ($139) at Radio Parts, although not with free freight:…

I quite like these as an alternative to those 3M, particularly in bulk:…

I should say that noise on airplanes can be anywhere from around 65dB to 95dB (and probably higher on specific aircraft too). With only…

A bit the same as my comment above - these are good general-purpose noise reducing earbuds, so they're useful anywhere you want to reduce…

Yes, they'll do a good job of reducing the overall level of noise. There are aircraft-specific earplugs that are designed to specifically…

Hah, thanks for that. Truly, I'd rather get more people looking after their hearing with the right products than to earn money for it. What…

No worries. Somewhere in your job specs, or with a HR dept if you have one should be your LAeq8hr ratings. However, I'd go for something in…

Yeah, I find I almost have to insert and twist to get the right positioning. Once you're used to that, it's an easy thing to replicate, but…

For industrial sites? This isn't what I'd use for most work sites. What you might need is determined by the quality and quantity of noise…