Portable Power BANK-PB102

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1.The overcharge protection function

2. Small size

3. Best qulity battery

4. Capacity 1800 mA& above available

5. Customized Logo,Packing

6. CE/RHOS/FCC/MSDS/UN38.3

Q: I thought banks in its basic form is that they hold people's money. Why do the largest banks have such power/influence over politics and other aspects of society?: Governments made a deal with them to lend almost unlimited amount of money to the governments -- added to public debt ultimately repaid by their citizens -- when those citizens refused to allow more taxes taking that money directly out of their pockets. In exchange the banks were permitted to create risky investments with potentially large returns and the government would charge the defaults from those risky investments again to citizens' public debt. The citizens are nowhere near innocent in the process, as stinking piles of propagandist crap have suckered you into believing. The governments need the ever-increasing amounts of money to create more extravagant programs thumb-sucking little children in adult bodies citizens demand. Those demand governments pretend to be their mommies and daddies and care for and protect them all ways and always. Governments can never protect citizens -- on the contrary they demand citizens come and die protecting them from enemies they make -- and most of the programs they create are far more expensive than if the citizens did it themselves. But citizens want to sit sucking their thumbs and cry for mommy or daddy government to fix it when the overpopulating hordes still spewing babies around the world crash economies by undercutting wages with their swarms of excess labor.

Q: I am working on a device to be powered at a remote village in Africa where power is scarce and the power grid shuts on and off all the time everyday. The device works fine but now I need to consider how to power it. My device doesn't consume a lot of power. It is a microcontroller that operates at 5V and maybe draw around 1A of current. We are going to install a solar array with a battery bank for backup power for the village. If I want to go simple, I can just plug in an ac adapter to the wall, but I don't want to consume any of the precious solar power if a 220V-5V ac/dc power adapter is not efficient. The adapter gets very hot and I believe it is consuming a lot of unnecessary power. Or I can use my 20W/16.5V/1.2A penal with a battery, which should be more than enough to power my device day and night. I have done a lot of googling but I still can't find a proper way to charge a battery with a 20W panel.Any input regarding the best way to supply power to the device will be greatly appreciated!: I suggest you contact manufacturers of these products, explaining your problem. Many of them have postings at the link.

Q: A power house, P, is on one bank of a straight river 200 m wide, and a factory, F, is on the opposite bank 400 m down stream from P. The cable has to be taken across the river under water at a cost of $6/m. On land the cost is $3/m. What path should be chosen so that the cost is minimized?: Call the point across the river from the power house P' Call the point of intersection of the cable with the opposite bank C, which defines right triangle PP'C Let x be the distance from P' to C The two legs of triangle PP'C are 200 and x So the hypotenuse (the distance the cable travels underwater) is sqrt(200^2 + x^2) The distance the cable travels along the shore is (400 - x) (the distance from C to F) cost under water: 6sqrt(200^2 + x^2) cost on land: 3(400 - x) 1200 - 3x Total cost 6sqrt(200^2 + x^2) + 1200 - 3x Find derivative of cost: 6(2x) / (2sqrt(200^2 + x^2)) - 3 6x/sqrt(200^2 + x^2) - 3 Where derivative 0 will be a min for the cost 6x / sqrt(200^2 + x^2) 3 2x sqrt(200^2 + x^2) 4x^2 200^2 + x^2 3x^2 200^2 x^2 200^2 / 3 x +/- sqrt(200^2 / 3) +/- 200 / sqrt(3) but discard the negative root (since this won't be the minimum cost), so the distance from P' to the cable hitting land should be 200 / sqrt(3) 200 / (3^(1/2))

Q: Does the Federal Reserve have the same power that the Bank of the US had in the early 1800s (the bank that Andrew Jackson vetoed)?If not, what power did the Bank of the US have that the Federal Reserve does not have?: Yes - the only thing that has changed is the name.

Q: Im a Christian and pregnant with my first child. Ive been thinking about blood cord banking and whether or not it would be TRUSTING God with the health of your child by only relying on His power by not getting banking or PLAYING God by banking the blood.im interested to hear what other CHRISTIANS have to say about this. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE SOME SARCASTIC ANSWER as this is very important to me. Thanks.: Do you ever use medication?? Or do you just trust God will heal you with any medical intervention? Do you not believe that God allows the advance in medicine so more people can be helped? I do not see a conflict here, however, I am not convinced about all the hype around cord blood. I know everything breakdown overtime, so how can the blood survive 10-20 or even more years?

Q: I know that a liberal is going to bring up the fact that the government provides roads and fire departments. I am going to note that nowhere did I state that we don't need the government on any scale whatsoever.: One word- Bilderberg

Q: Andrew Jackson wanted to get rid of the ONE bank thing and make a bunch of banks. ~Is this correct?~What was good about his ideas on the 2nd national bank?~If im correct, he vetoed the national bank and made it into the seperate banks. ~Is that what we have today?Thanks: nan

Q: By owning the Federal Reserve Bank, they can print as much money as they need to buy off anyone who isn't Jewish and stands in their way or has power over major sectors of our govt and society.: Please Please Please tell me you are not a product of the American Education System. There are actually 12 different Federal Reserve Banks around the country, and they are owned by big private banks. But the banks don’t necessarily run the show. Nationally, the Federal Reserve System is led by a Board of Governors whose seven members are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate The stockholders in the 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks are the privately owned banks that fall under the Federal Reserve System. These include all national banks (chartered by the federal government) and those state-chartered banks that wish to join and meet certain requirements. About 38 percent of the nation’s more than 8,000 banks are members of the system, and thus own the Fed banks. The concept of ownership needs some explaining here, however. The member banks must by law invest 3 percent of their capital as stock in the Reserve Banks, and they cannot sell or trade their stock or even use that stock as collateral to borrow money. They do receive dividends of 6 percent per year from the Reserve Banks and get to elect each Reserve Bank’s board of directors. The private banks also have a voice in regulating the nation’s money supply and setting targets for short-term interest rates, but it’s a minority voice. Those decisions are made by the Federal Open Market Committee, which has a dozen voting members, only five of whom come from the banks. The remaining seven, a voting majority, are the Fed’s Board of Governors who, as mentioned, are appointed by the president. You cannot print as much money as you want or need and it does not stand in the way of the government. The government is the Federal Reserve as they actually call the shots of the President and senate via the board. I SO hope you are not the product of the American education system and if you are, please tell me you went to school in some place like Mississippi or Indiana

Q: I am researching how banking was performed in the 1860s in the Territory of Colorado. I know its a bit unsual, but my son asked me some questions that I could not find answers too about the banking practices. Thank you.: Before the Federal Reserve was put in charge of regulating the monetary system there was no national regulatory control of banks. States had some laws, but legislatures can be swayed and manipulated by those with money. In those days, the financial power of a bank was based on the actual money it had on deposit, and usually backed by the gold in it's physical possession. There was no deposit insurance, and if the banker turned out to be a crook, or the bank experienced a run, where the depositors lost confidence in the institution and withdrew their money, the other depositors were just out of luck. Try the Federal Reserve website, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for your data. They used to publish comic books to educate schoolchildren about subjects such as this.

Q: I am 18 years old and I start college in January. I need a bank account for my financial aid, but I have no job and I have never really had to handle large amounts of money at one time. and I am very confused should I get a savings too I dont know. My mother told me that my name is on her account but I could think I should get my own account we use wells fargoAlso If you could recommend any banks to check out or any help at all thank you I live in GA if that helpsWhat should I do first: I would avoid wells fargo or any private banks, the fees and crap bulk mail they distribute is insane. I was with wells, it was a hassle. I am with a credit union, practically no fees, and better customer service. anyways you should get a checking account. look for an account with little to no fees. and make sure you get overdraft protection it's important!

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