#Wireless Light

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Welcome to our ProductInsights channel! In this video, we are thrilled to showcase the amazing 34-LED Motion Sensor Cabinet Light - a revolutionary lighting solution for your kitchen and home. With 3 colors and 4 modes, this night light will mesmerize you with its versatility and functionality.

🔦 Illuminate your cabinets and counters with ease using this magnetic motion-activated light. No more stumbling in the dark or fumbling for switches! This wireless, USB rechargeable light is a game-changer in under-counter closet lighting.

🏡 Upgrade your kitchen ambiance and make it truly inviting with these innovative night lights. With their magnetic design, they can be easily placed anywhere in your cupboard or closet. The motion sensor ensures they turn on when needed, conserving energy and adding convenience to your life.

💡 With 34 powerful LEDs, these lights emit a bright and warm glow, creating a cozy atmosphere in your kitchen space. The 3 colors and 4 modes offer a range of lighting options to suit your preferences and activities. Join us on this illuminating journey as we delve into the incredible features and benefits of these 34-LED motion sensor lights. Don't miss out on the opportunity to transform your kitchen into a well-lit and stylish haven!

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[drnikolatesla]

The Discovery of Stationary Waves

One of Nikola Tesla’s major discoveries in the field of electricity was terrestrial stationary waves deriving from natural lightning discharges. In 1899, at Colorado Springs one night during a huge thunderstorm, Tesla was witness to thousands of lightning discharges within two hours. He recorded in great detail the many branches each flash of lighting and their sizes. As the storm began to fade away, Tesla connected a rotating coherer (a device he used for telegraphy in New York prior to his visit in both wireless signaling and in investigating the properties of x-rays) to the ground along with a plate above the ground. A condenser was also used to magnify the effects transmitted through the ground. His device was adjusted as the storm gradually dissipated, and he continued to adjust its sensitivity as the distance was extended. The receiver would continue to react even though the storm was up to 50 miles away based solely on sound waves. After the device stopped responding, Tesla deduced that the storm had passed at a distance too far away to record additional data points. Suddenly though, the receiver began to record again and surprisingly to Tesla, the recordings were also increasing in strength even though the storm had moved on to a point that was essentially out of sight. The device would then cease again for a bit, only to begin functioning once again. Tesla would continue adjusting the sensitivity on the coherer and the same results would occur. The device would continue playing after small intervals of time. To Tesla, this was the most wonderful and intriguing experience because it clearly showed the existence of terrestrial stationary waves. This discovery proved that the Earth is responsive to electrical vibrations of definite pitch just as a tuning fork to certain waves of sound, and these particular electrical vibrations are capable of powerfully exciting the Globe. It proved that power could indeed be transmitted through the Earth to far distances utilizing his oscillator (later known as his Magnifying Transmitter).

Tesla's ultimate plan was to throw the earth into resonant vibration similar to a tuning fork. He would strike the earth with his oscillator sending electrical ripples around the surface of the Earth, and when the energy would return he would again strike it simultaneously in vibrational process known as constructive interference (when two waves overlap in such a way that they combine to create a larger wave). This is NOT electromagnetic radiation, such as with visible light and radio waves. This was nothing like the radio antennas we use today. Tesla's goal was actually to minimize the electromagnetic radiation from the system as much as possible by containing 95 percent of the energy in a localized standing wave confined to the Earth, the opposite notion of traditional radio antennas which give off 90 percent of radiation through the air. Tesla measured these electrical ripples traveling around the entire circumference of the earth moving faster than the speed of light, specifically pi divided by 2 times the speed of light (1.57c).

Some may question the ability to transmit anything faster than the speed of light; however, the speed of light is a constant, not a limit. The velocity of light is an expression of the ratio of energy to mass; Tesla’s waves functioned on different dimensions. The electromagnetic waves we use in today’s technology (which are transverse waves) travel at the speed of light, but due to the nature of these waves, they diminish with distance. This phenomenon is because the electromagnetic lines of force and the magnetic lines of force intercept at right angles to one other, causing resistance (radiation resistance) . This is also why the waves eventually lose energy. Tesla, on the other hand, used an oscillating wave (or a longitudinal wave), in which the electromagnetic and magnetic lines of force run parallel with each other (hence there is no friction or loss of energy). As a result, the more power he used, the faster and further these waves could travel. Many electrical experimenters have proven this velocity, including Charles Wheatstone, Jonathan Zenneck, and Arnold Sommerfeld.

“By this invention every live part of Mother Earth’s body would be brought into action. Energy will be collected all over the globe in amounts small or large, as it may exist, ranging from a fraction of one to a few horse power or more. Every waterfall can be utilized, every coal field made to produce energy to be transmitted to vast distances, and every place on earth can have power at small cost. One of the minor uses might be the illumination of isolated homes. We could light houses all over the country by means of vacuum tubes operated by high frequency currents. We could keep the clocks of the United States going and give every one exact time; we could turn factories, machine shops and mills, small or large, anywhere, and I believe could also navigate the air." –Nikola Tesla

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[riftwalker-limbro]

@chronicler-of-narrative a quick recap for you, myself, and anyone else, since it HAS been a while since i worked on this and this became more than a simple reply lmao

so in the beginning there was kelth. and i wanted to write a cute story of the operator and ordis becoming Proper Friends. and along the way because i am a chronic limbo main i shoved a limbo OC in there too. and eventually this limbo oc gave himself a wife, a husband, and main character syndrome, so i wrote out a prologue as to how they all met while they were still human!

the original version is here but i didn't like certain elements of it (i wrote its outline and the whole thing within 24 hours somehow. it was fun!!! but then you have a week and more to think about it and you start going Hm) so i'm rewriting it!! (VINCE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE A HUMAN NAME AT THIS POINT WHICH IS WHY IT'S NEVER EVEN MENTIONED) (jay isn't exactly his warframe-equivalent deadname. it's complicated)

my plan for releasing stuff is to finish Connection (kelth & ordis), then have the Prologue (jay, verica, pule) ready to go and release parts regularly, while i write Collective (merging of the gangs to ordis' great despair about the quarters space aboard the orbiter. therell be so much angst it'll be great) and have the first part of that ready to go by the time the prologue release schedule ends for Maximum Emotional Damage

[orangameelectronics]

Power Up Your Adventures: How the 40W PD Charging Portable Power Bank Can Revolutionize Your Travels

Get ready to supercharge your adventures with the revolutionary 40W PD Charging Portable Power Bank. This must-have travel accessory is set to change the game and ensure you never run out of power on the go. Whether you're a jetsetter exploring exotic destinations or a hiking enthusiast craving remote trails, this power bank will keep your devices juiced up and ready for anything. With its powerful 40W charging capabilities, this portable powerhouse delivers lightning-fast charging speeds, allowing you to refuel your smartphone, tablet, or other devices in no time. No more frantically searching for wall outlets or worrying about your battery life dwindling during critical moments. The 40W PD Charging Portable Power Bank has got you covered. Designed with portability in mind, this compact and lightweight power bank is perfect for travel. Slip it into your backpack or carry-on, and you'll have reliable power at your fingertips whenever you need it. Plus, with its sleek and stylish design, you'll be traveling in style while staying charged up. Don't let a dead battery put a damper on your adventures. Upgrade to the 40W PD Charging Portable Power Bank and empower your travels like never before. Get yours today and embark on your next adventure with confidence!

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[clie2rnill]

Future Electronics Awarded “Outstanding Mass Market Contribution” by onsemi

Future Electronics, a leading global distributor of electronic components, was recently awarded the "2023 Outstanding Mass Market Contribution" award by onsemi for the company's outstanding achievements in expanding the mass market in China while providing high-quality services.

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Future Electronics is delighted to make employees feel like family

Future Electronics, a leading global distributor of electronic components, will be hosting its highly anticipated annual Holiday Luncheon for employees.

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Future Electronics has begun collections for the annual Holiday Book Fair

On Friday, December 8th, the Book Fair will officially open in the cafeteria. Future Electronics' employees can purchase magazines or softcover books for $1 and hardcover books for $2. The Book Fair is a great way to encourage recycling books, a chance to stock up on cozy reads for the holiday break, and of course to raise money for a good cause.

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Future Electronics Announces Charity Bake Sale for the Holidays

Future Electronics, a leading global distributor of electronic components, has begun collections for the annual Holiday Book Fair.

[dragontamer05]

I gotta say after using them for awhile/few years now 100% recommend if you can find a pair of headphones that has their wireless via a USB DO IT.

Easy swap age between devices, only requiring you to have a USB port (and for smaller ones like on a phone you may need to get an adapter )

It has decent pretty decent range/ at the very least compared to a Blue Tooth wireless pair my sister has range seems to be about the same.

Because it's USB and not Blue Tooth dependant there's no like extra set up, can use it with literally anything regardless if it's blue tooth compatible.

That ancient iPod/MP3 / computer so long as you've got an adapter plug that baby right in (also some least the pair I bought also comes with a cord)

Being Wireless it does still have a battery but they seem to last for quite a while before needing charging- my pair basically uses the same type of charging cord as my phone so no problem there.