Is there a simple way to convert a standard CDi unit to produce multiple sparks?
Q. It's a 150cc single cylinder 4 stroke motocycle engine with multi-mapping CDi. I want to improve the power and efficiency, but it might give me problems at higher RPMs. Something like a frequency doubler maybe...
Asked by RM - Sun Apr 27 12:53:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No,,not really. It's complex technology both in terms or design and construction. You can find well proven m-s systems for $100. Not much sense in re-inventing the wheel,,is there? Here's one you can build ... There's no magic to ignition systems. If you are not experiencing mis-fire symptoms, nor spark quench symptoms,, then obviously your existing ignition performance is performing "good enough" to initiate combustion. Here in the 21st Century,,,not much remains Unknown about ignition systems. Much may remain UNDONE because it's pointless to do so,,,no worthwhile improvements to be had. Simplest most cost effective "modification" to any modern,decent ignition system is to switch to NGK or Denso Iridium Spark Plug. That also… [cont.]
Answered by TXm42 - Tue Apr 29 00:38:08 2008

What do you think of multiple choice tests?
Q. Are they easier or do the options make them harder? I have an exam tomorrow and it's multiple choice, I have never had one like that before! I think I am screwed because maybe the options will all sound right and I will get confused... I should study but the unit was so boring and the textbook so badly written that there is no way I am reading it again! Do you think I will be able to guess my way through?
Asked by Pregnant AGAIN ~ Number 3 - Mon Nov 17 02:25:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you know your stuff, than multiuple choice will be easier. You just have to be able to recognize the answer now, instead of actually memorizing it. The other answers shouldn't confuse you if you already know the answer. I recommend you cover the answers first, and just read the question. Then take a guess what the answer is. After you already have an answer in your head, then uncover the answers and check if your answer is there or not. IF you really studied and you know your stuff, than more than likely your guess should be there. Don't 2nd guess yourself, keep your first answer. If your answer isn't there, than after you read them, is there one that's standing out. Maybe you forgot, but after reading them you recognize the… [cont.]
Answered by Emily - Mon Nov 17 02:50:12 2008

Window blinds - which colours go with multiple whites and black?
Q. Just had my bathroom redone and hate the tiling and colours of the vanity unit I have chosen. All different whites, brilliant white wall tiles, off white floor tiles and really off white vanity unit. Expensive mistake. Can anyone give advice on what I can do to make the room look as though it all matches and works? Thanks for any help.
Asked by remmie1 - Thu Jul 31 09:11:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Using the three different whites already in your tiles, design a blind in alternating stripes or block panel [of each white] to construct a very individual blind. The type of material/fabric you choose is almost limitless and with so many colours in aluminium venetian blinds you could choose your colours and perhaps a black blade every fourth or eight blade to lift the effect. I think with a little thought you will tie it all together very nicely and with a base of neutrals you can use ONE colour [red or black or green, etc] to accentuate the trim and feel of your new bathroom. These, of course can be changed quite easily [towels, shower curtain, mats, etc] with a whim or the season. The choice is yours. Good luck! PS If all else fails… [cont.]
Answered by iamjustcurious - Thu Jul 31 09:50:00 2008