Posted on 18th January 2011 by admin in Motor Tips
Bikes, Pocket, Safety, Super, Tips, Using
With the advent of technology, inventions increase with apiece passing day, and motorized inventions are no exception to that. One of the most outstanding inventions in the world of motorcycles is the super pocket bikes. These super fast, miniature motorcycles have become the latest cult this day of each speed enthusiast.
Super pocket bikes are a smaller version for the super bikes used in racing. This mini-bike isn’t the only mini invention in the motor world. It shares spotlight with the dirt pocket cycle – a mini version of the dirt bikes specially created for children, and the fast pocketbike – built for adventure seekers who love the thrill of riding on a pocket bike.
Super pocket bikes are just like the usual racing bikes except for the fact that they are much smaller yet still larger than the mini pocket bikes. Super “mini” pocket motorcycles are also equipped with automatic transmissions, disc brakes, powerful engines and super fast speed capacity.
Safety in riding the super pocket bikes has become a critical issue for most parents of younger pocket cycle riders. It might appear that children fit perfectly on the super pocket bikes more than the adults do. However, this does not specifically mean that children are encouraged to ride the super pocket bikes. Though small in size, super pocket bikes are actually designed for the huge people and not for the small kids. It is specially prefabricated for experienced pocket cycle riders who wish to ride a faster pocket bike. But apparently, if children are really hot to ride and use the super pocket bike, then they would need the permission and supervision of a responsible adult in order to do as they wish.
Here are some country tips one should place in minds before riding on the super pocket bikes:
Should never be ridden on regular and national highways or streets.
Before riding, you must comprehend first your local rules and regulations.
Sshould only be used on tracks or locations prefabricated specifically for racing pocket bikes.
These pocket “rockets” can go as fast as 75mph, so it is advised that the rider should wear special conserving equipment before riding the bike.
Do not ride any motorcycle (mini or not) in ride conditions that might impair your visibility or reaction time.
If used in the right way, super pocket bikes can surely be a great way to enjoy speed to its fullest. Please be sure to practice proper country tips so that you or your children (not recommended) will remain safe. Again, always wear a helmet and do no ride your pocket bike on public roads. Ride smart, ride safe.
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Posted on 16th January 2011 by admin in Motor Tips
extractor, Handyman, kitchen, kitchen extractor fan motor, tipsthe
EXTRACTOR FANS
Most fans are found in bathrooms and kitchens where you either need to expell the stale air out of the room or take
the moisture out of the room,Traditionally the the former applies to the kitchen whilst the latter referes to the
bathroom,but where there is demand of ventillationn in the kitchen then this is a necessary stipulation of both functions
in the kitchen.
THE WORKINGS OF A FAN:
When the fan is switched on the blades or impeller which are attached to the electric motor rotate,and as it does,air is drawn
through the blades through the grille at the front of the unit.Most fans can be mounted in two places namely;
1.the window-which requires that you cut a hole in the glass to fit the fan inside,that requires a special slicing
tool that cuts round holes in glass.
2.the wall-this method also requires a massive hole saw attached to a drill and depending on the thickness of the
wall to be drilled into can take a long time and be tedious because you can't force the drill,it has to do the
work by itself with a tiny effort from you,with this method also you need to insert a tube or hose from the fan to the
outside the sahe lenght as the wall.
It depends on the type of fan you purchase because some of them have automatic cut off switches in them that switch off
when the humidity in the room decreases and then switches on again when the humidity increases again.
Some will switch on automatically and some require you to switch them on manually by way of a pull cord in the bathroom.
Most or all fans need to be connected to a fused spur which should be put near the fan in the case of the kitchen
fitting or outside in the case of the bathroom fitting.
In order for the extractor fan to work properly it needs to be positioned appropriatelly ie at a location where the stale air
leaving the room can be replaced by fresh air,so as the stale humid air is being drawn out to the outside,it is being
replaced with fresh circulating air.
To prevent back siphoning of the expelled air,a self closing grille with shutters must be installed outside,this closes
as soon as the fan is switched off to stop any air from coming back into the room.
SAFETY FIRST
Before trying to clean the fan make sure the electricity is off and the fused connection is switched off.
TROUBLESHOOTING
fan will not work
1.faulty motor-these units ar not replaceable or worth repairing-just purchase a new one
2.faulty wiring-with the electricity turned off,check the wiring for loose connections
3.faulty switch-if this is beyond your abilities then call a service engineer
Noisy or ineficient fan
1.for the fan to work at maximum capacity it needs regular maintenance and that involves removing the casing and using
a a vaccum or an air blower like a pump to remove the dust build up
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