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Take-Up Reel and Carriage

Take-Up Reel and Carriage

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□  order number :08181

□  essential technical parameters
   Maximum linespeed (m/mim):80
   Maximum tension of wire cable (N ):1000
   Rated tension of wire cable (N):750
   Reckoning rope capacity :1000(Φ15mm wire cable )
   Dimensions (m):2.82×1.33×0.7
   weight (kg):470
□  Features:
   1. mate with versatile hydraulic puller /tensioner, the length of oil hose is less than 15 meters
   2. hydraulic motor drive , Spring applied hydraulic released brake.
□  notes :mating with GP1400 take-up reel and carriage need to purchase additionally (order number :07125C).

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When it comes to adding electrical stuff on a bike(or anything)you need to know how much amperage the total equipment will draw.You need to find the output of your alternator and how many amps your electrical system draws now.Then how much whatever lights you want to add draw.If you exceed the output your system will not be able to keep up and your battery will discharge instead of charge.That's the best i can do for an answer as i have no idea what that is your riding.Chances are your electrical system couldn't handle the amperage draw of too much extra lighting.Try looking in your owners manual or a repair manual for the amperage output of your scooter and go from there.Or contact the technical department of that company and ask them if you can add extra lights.They will know.
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That is ok with respect to any possible arc. But there may be other reasons to add insulation. Safety for example. If it's easy to add the insulation, do it. .
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Q: I paid taxes and homeowners fees for 15 years. There are no buildings on the land. Also had to pay for an electrical hookup, although no electrical equipment was installed.
This appears to be a building lot that you purchased for personal use and then never built. You did not rent this land. Your basis of the land is your purchase price plus the cost of the electrical hookup. There may be other items that could be added to the basis, you may consult a local tax preparer and provide more details. You report the sale on Schedule D, providing the date of acquisition, date of sale, sales price (less sales commissions), and your basis. Your gain is the difference of the sales price and your basis. It will be taxed as long-term capital gains. The maximum tax rate on your gain will be 15%. The taxes you paid could have been deducted as real estate taxes on Schedule A. The homeowner's fees are not deductible.
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The input, output and efficiency relationships are the same. In one case we are talking about a mechanical system and in the other it's an electrical system.
Q: electrical safety product
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