HELP!! Need answers for test!!!

Argghhhhh!!! Dang!!! I gotta get me a recumbent so I can look "svelt" in spandex...

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Frank Olson
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Frank Olson

All you youngsters worrying about being 50. I'd give my left nut to be 50 again.

Bob

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Robertm

Masters in Letrical Injuneering

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| >2.What is the unit of measure for attenuation for a cable?a)volts, | >b)decilels, c)Amps or d)Watts? | >

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| >3.A detector installed in a residence that would meet U.L. requirements | >would be...a)Extent 1, b)Extent 2, c)Basic, or d)Perimeter? | >

| >4.During troubleshooting, the voltage should be checked...a)under max | >load, b)Normal operation, c)switches in test or d)switches open? | >

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| >5.What type of branch circuit should be avoided for powering security | >systems...a)G.F.I., b)lighting, c)Gen Purpose or d)Laundry room? | >

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| >6.To what height above the floor must wiring be protected...6,7,8 or 10 | >feet? | >

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| >7.What is the minimum temp variance needed to trip a passive infrared | >motion detector...1,2,3 or 4 degrees? | >

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| >8.In a 12 volt system, what voltage should be read across a closed | >switch with a 6k ohm resistor? | >

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Crash Gordon
1- Optimum INDUCED voltage ????

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| > 2.What is the unit of measure for attenuation for a cable?a)volts, | > b)decilels, c)Amps or d)Watts? | >

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| > 3.A detector installed in a residence that would meet U.L. requirements | > would be...a)Extent 1, b)Extent 2, c)Basic, or d)Perimeter? | >

| > 4.During troubleshooting, the voltage should be checked...a)under max | > load, b)Normal operation, c)switches in test or d)switches open? | >

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| > 5.What type of branch circuit should be avoided for powering security | > systems...a)G.F.I., b)lighting, c)Gen Purpose or d)Laundry room? | >

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| > 6.To what height above the floor must wiring be protected...6,7,8 or 10 | > feet? | >

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| > 7.What is the minimum temp variance needed to trip a passive infrared | > motion detector...1,2,3 or 4 degrees? | >

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| > 8.In a 12 volt system, what voltage should be read across a closed | > switch with a 6k ohm resistor? | >

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Reply to
Crash Gordon

can I modify the question to what it should be? as a teacher at night I can see ,whets the problem

in line..

"Crash Gordon" a écrit dans le message de news: N%Jnf.57$ snipped-for-privacy@news.uswest.net...

I think the question should be: what induced voltage the panel version X brand Y that we have studied will tolerate at its input,before giving false alarm or trouble?

and this one: whats the unit of measure for attenuation?

this one is better? Under the code X of country Y that we studied,A detector installed in a residence that would meet U.L. requirements would be?

or this would make sense....

4.During troubleshooting, of the power supply of the panel X,the voltage should be checked...

Humm this one is special,and need a total workout... Where should we never plug our transfo?(you can select more then one answer)

Another thing about local electrical code..

What is the minimum temp variance needed to trip a passive infrared motion detector,model X Brand Y

And the last In a 12 volt system, what voltage should be read across a closed switch with a 6k ohm resistor,if the sensing circuit use the same impedance,as the end of line resistor?

And the answer cannot even be clear,cause if we read the last question (before or after the modification)

"what voltage should be read across a closed switch" if the switch is close and we mesure the voltage across it..the answer is? NADA nothing,zip ,zero..the damn switch is closed...............

those question are so badly form that even someone speaking another language (like me) can point that total unusefuleness of it..

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petem

Watt? :-)

| > | > 2.What is the unit of measure for attenuation for a cable?a)volts, | > | > b)decilels, c)Amps or d)Watts? | | and this one: | whats the unit of measure for attenuation? | | | > | >

| > | > 3.A detector installed in a residence that would meet U.L. | > requirements | > | > would be...a)Extent 1, b)Extent 2, c)Basic, or d)Perimeter? | > | >

| this one is better? | Under the code X of country Y that we studied,A detector installed in a | residence that would meet U.L. requirements would be? | | > | > 4.During troubleshooting, the voltage should be checked...a)under max | > | > load, b)Normal operation, c)switches in test or d)switches open? | > | >

| or this would make sense.... | 4.During troubleshooting, of the power supply of the panel X,the voltage | should be checked... | | > | >

| > | > 5.What type of branch circuit should be avoided for powering security | > | > systems...a)G.F.I., b)lighting, c)Gen Purpose or d)Laundry room? | > | >

| Humm this one is special,and need a total workout... | Where should we never plug our transfo?(you can select more then one answer) | | > | >

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| > | > 6.To what height above the floor must wiring be protected...6,7,8 or | > 10 | > | > feet? | > | >

| | Another thing about local electrical code.. | | | > | >

| > | > 7.What is the minimum temp variance needed to trip a passive infrared | > | > motion detector...1,2,3 or 4 degrees? | > | >

| | What is the minimum temp variance needed to trip a passive infrared motion | detector,model X Brand Y | | > | >

| > | > 8.In a 12 volt system, what voltage should be read across a closed | > | > switch with a 6k ohm resistor? | > | >

| And the last | In a 12 volt system, what voltage should be read across a closed switch with | a 6k ohm resistor,if the sensing circuit use the same impedance,as the end | of line resistor? | | And the answer cannot even be clear,cause if we read the last question | (before or after the modification) | | "what voltage should be read across a closed switch" if the switch is close | and we mesure the voltage across it..the answer is? NADA nothing,zip | ,zero..the damn switch is closed............... | | those question are so badly form that even someone speaking another language | (like me) can point that total unusefuleness of it.. | | | | | | | | > | | > | | > | | > | | >

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Crash Gordon

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