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M1 Abrams Mbt Engine

28th September 2009
The M1 Abrams is powered by a 1500 hp (1119 kW) Honeywell AGT1500 (originally made by Lycoming) gas turbine, and a six speed (four forward, two reverse) Allison X-1100-3B Hydro-Kinetic Automatic transmission, giving it a governed top speed of 45 mph (72 k... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Batteries: How do they work?

21st September 2009
Electricity is the flow of electrons through a conductive path called a circuit. Batteries consist of an anode (-), a cathode (+), and an electrolyte. The battery produces chemical reactions, causing a buildup of electrons at the anode, which results in a... Read >
Author: Jayson Baigio

Carbon fiber for you car – body kits and more

20th July 2009
When cars first replaced horse drawn carriages they did not have to go too fast to be the preferred choice for transportation. They simply had to go faster than a horse drawn carriage. And that was not very fast. Therefore when it was felt that cars neede... Read >
Author: louieliu

History of the Diesel Locomotive Engine

30th June 2009
Over the course of the history of the locomotive and its components, there have been many propulsion methods. The evolution of the locomotive engine has needed to be adapted in order to accommodate the needs for these differing propulsion methods. Bac... Read >
Author: Travis Bierwerth

Carbon fiber hood for triple benefit

30th June 2009
The hood of your car is not a complex product and has a fairly easy to understand function. It would seem there was not much scope for innovation in the manufacture of your car's hood. However technological innovations have not left it untouched. Carbon f... Read >
Author: louieliu

Body kits – deal clinchers

30th June 2009
In today’s times getting full value for your money is just the starting point. We have become accustomed to looking for more than the full value. Therefore when you bought your car you may have looked for a discount or maybe some other gain that was a d... Read >
Author: louieliu

You Don't Have To Be a Bike Racer to Ride with Them

18th May 2009
My friend Regina has been hounding me to participate in a Tuesday morning ride and up until this week, I always had an excuse to bail. This week, however, I decided to give it a try as I knew the group would be small, all Masters, and as such the potentia... Read >
Author: Kevin Saunders

Bosch 36v Litheon Brute Tough ½" Hammer Drill/Driver Model 18636-02

02nd April 2009
What can you say about this drill other than it lives up to the Brute Tough name. The Bosch18636-02 drill delivers unbelievable torque for even the toughest jobs. It boasts 600 in. lbs of torque while only weighing in at just over seven pounds. The power ... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta

Notebook Akku: Means of Supporting your Notebook

16th January 2009
Now-a-days everyone from the traveling business administrative to an ordinary person wants go at par with the technological advancement. This fact is quite evident with the increasing number of people frequently go to electronic stores to buy personal not... Read >
Author: Article Manager

Picking Your Planer: Three Great Power Planing Options

06th January 2009
The hand-held power planer has revolutionized the way craftsmen level, shave, and shape wood. Sidestepping the tedious and strenuous efforts of traditional (manual) hand planing, the power planer smoothly, effortlessly, and precisely smooths and levels lu... Read >

Freedom materialised by machine.

16th December 2008
Motor biking can offer joys that no other hobby or sport can. Riding a motorcycle can help one escape the outside world, and simply enjoy the beautiful scenery around them. As opposed to being inside of a car or truck, being open to the rest of the wor... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Mazda: the hope of the Rotary Engine

13th October 2008
Mazda: the hope of the Rotary Engine Models of the Mazda: - From the past time, Mazda had been known as the future of the sports car and their engines. Some of the few developed cars in the past were Mazda RX2, RX3, RX4, and RX7 and now the latest versi... Read >
Author: akiraadonis

BOAT ANCHORS & ANCHORING

12th September 2008
Discover and learn about the latest anchors for today's boater. This newsletter describes some of the best anchors old and new. Some of the newer anchors on the market are pretty weird looking, so how do they stack up against the traditional anchor... Read >
Author: Mike Hobson

All about the Batteries of Laptops

05th September 2008
Different kinds of batteries of laptops are available in market. The oldest one of them is NiCad (Nickel Cadmium) technology, which is the least commonly used technology nowadays. Being oldest it does not posses some qualities like the technologies being ... Read >
Author: Article Manager

Shopping For a Yamaha Rhino 660

12th August 2008
The Yahama Rhino 660 came out in 2004, though a slightly improved and cheaper model came out in 2006. It is a ground-breaking, off road recreational room that has plenty of room for two, plus whatever gear you'd like to stow along for the trip! This ATV f... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

How I Made a Hovercraft At Home

29th July 2008
Before I proceeded into making one, I read about what makes the vehicle tick, of course. I found out that in order for me to be successful in building one, I have to have the necessary materials: 1. Hull- a below that I attached to my skirt system. 2.... Read >
Author: Patrik Ewriter

How to buy a laptop battery?

06th June 2008
When you have finally decided to purchase s new replacement battery for your laptop you should ensure that the manufacturer has a reliable reputation. If the battery is manufactured by the maker of the laptop then you can rest assured that the battery wil... Read >
Author: Anmol

Autoversicherung: Splinter is a Sprinter

25th February 2008
Even those pining for the golden age of the motor car would scarcely credit the ingenuity of Joe Harmon, 27, who has designed and built a remarkable machine, the Splinter. Harmon is a young engineer not afraid to go against the grain and he has branche... Read >
Author: mlauterwein

Geneva Motor Show To House 2009 Chevy Corvette XR1 European Debut

12th February 2008
In a few weeks’ time, the European car market is going to meet yet another new vehicle from the United States. This new vehicle is a supercar and it is scheduled to have its European debut at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show which is happening this Marc... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Mazda 16x: The Future of the Rotary Engine

25th January 2008
The Mazda RX2, Mazda RX3, Mazda RX4, Mazda RX7 and now Mazda RX8 are all examples of successful rotary engine sports cars. The New Mazda 16x Rotary Engine should further popularize this offbeat combustion engine which features (as rotaries always have) a ... Read >
Author: Cody Miller

Motor - Insuring Kit Cars

21st January 2008
Kit cars are vehicles built up from different parts of a car which have been brought separately. Enthusiasts invest a lot of time and money in such a hobby. The process of purchasing separate, specialist parts of classic and vintage cars and then rest... Read >
Author: DCollins

Radio-controlled Race Cars and Racing

02nd September 2007
Sprint Electric RC Cars There are many kinds of cars in the real world: Sedans, Safaris, SUVs, Formula One cars. So, their imitating radio controlled cars also have all those kinds. While a touring Electric RC Car is the most popular one, the Electric ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

What Makes a Car Super?

14th August 2007
Have you ever wondered, what makes a car a supercar? Asking what makes a car super is like asking, what makes a woman beautiful - everyone has its own opinion. A term supercar was coined to describe extremely expensive, extremely beautiful and extre... Read >
Author: Robert Hills

BMW Unleashes New M3

24th July 2007
BMW, maker of BMW 2800 parts, has unleashed its fourth generation BMW M3. This sports car has an eight-cylinder power unit and can reach a top engine speed of 8,400 rpm. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers-per-hour in 4.8 seconds and achieve a to... Read >
Author: Hailey Kerr

BMW's HP2 Megamoto to Arrive in Showrooms July

24th July 2007
To arrive in Motorrad showrooms this month (July) is one of the more interesting new motorcycles of recent times, the BMW’s HP2 Megamoto. Some manufacturers such as Ducati have developed 1000cc plus uber motards as motard motorcycles have grown it... Read >
Author: Hailey Kerr

The Beauty behind Subaru Parts and Engines

05th July 2007
You don’t have to be an auto mechanic to appreciate the simplicity and engineering beauty of Subaru’s engines. But if you are a mechanic, whether professionally or a do-it-yourselfer, you quickly recognize the advantages when it comes to replacing Sub... Read >
Author: subaruParts ForYou

What You Need to Know When Buying a Car

21st May 2007
A car is an investment. Whatever your reason is for buying one, it is important that you get the car that suits you. Some would buy just for the sake of having one. Then suddenly you will realize you actually did not have the right one for you. It i... Read >
Author: Evander

Golf GT TSI to debut at Britain's Volkswagen Racing Cup

15th April 2007
Britain’s Volkswagen Racing Cup will be the stage for the motorsport world debut of the Golf GT equipped with the pioneering TSI supercharged and turbocharged engine. The Golf’s GT’s 1.4 liter, 16-valve engine revs up 170 PS however the engine... Read >
Author: benjamin

All About RC cars

02nd February 2007
I still remember the day when I broke my first RC car that was presented to me on my 5th birthday when the entire family was in vacation in Queensland! The same day, we went to a small local RC cars shop near by and as I entered I found myself surrounded ... Read >
Author: Randell Rogfend

Laptop Batteries 101 - A Buyer's Guide

31st May 2006
If you are among the increasing number of mobile executives who are switching from PCs to laptops, it is inevitable that you will soon face a situation where you will need to educate yourself about laptop batteries. And then, at some point, buy them. Here... Read >
Author: Samantha Spiegla

Laptop Batteries Explained

27th April 2006
Laptop Battery Chemistries Laptop batteries come in all shapes and sizes also differ in their chemical composition. The chemistry of a battery refers to the chemical make-up of the cells inside the outer casing. The most common chemistries used in lapt... Read >
Author: Alison White

Pocket Bike Racing: A Background & Introduction

01st April 2006
Pocketbike racing, which is also known in some places as Minimoto or Mini GP racing, is a racing that is doine with the use of miniature racing motorcycles, which are known most commonly as pocket bikes. These bikes are raced around kart tracks. It is a... Read >
Author: ted belfour

Racing Fast Super Pocket Bikes

15th March 2006
The latest craze worldwide is purchasing and racing Pocket Bikes. However, this can be very dangerous to the inexperienced rider. These bikes are not toys and should never be underestimated. The bikes that are more powerful and expensive are strictly buil... Read >
Author: Charles & Susan Truett

The Chemistry of Laptop Batteries Explained

17th February 2006
Laptop batteries come in all shapes and sizes also differ in their chemical composition. The chemistry of a battery refers to the chemical make-up of the cells inside the outer casing. The most common chemistries used in laptop batteries are: NiCad (... Read >

Chainsaw Manufacturers Have Excellent Safety Records

14th January 2006
Chainsaw manufacturers have excellent safety videos available. Always make sure you check safety features such as chain brakes, safety chains, and deadman switches. Chainsaws provide all the convenience of a Chainsaw, even in enclosed areas and near resid... Read >
Author: Jerry Smith