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When Junichi 'Gene Killer' Nagase saved the beautiful and wealthy Yuuhi Katagiri from bullies one day, he had no idea that he'd actually assisted his would-be wife! For what Junichi didn't know is that he and Yuuhi's fathers decided they would be wed, and Yuuhi has arrived in his town to decide if her betrothed is good enough for the job. After a humiliating and unwanted first kiss, Yuuhi moves in with Junichi to evaluate his worth; and thus, Junichi's life is changed forever. With embarrassing situations at every turn and a bride-to-be that thinks he's uncivilized and brash, what's a guy to do?
On an island where cherry blossoms bloom all year-round, love seems to always be in the air. It is in this magical atmosphere that Asakura Junnichi lives, and when he dreams he travels to the dreams of others, rather than have any of his own. In everyday high-school life, he is accompanied by his adopted sister, Nemu, and an eclectic group of friends including a j-pop idol-in-the-making and a girl they knew from their childhood. Promises, and magic, and love -- Junnichi seems to dream about every girl he knows, but which girl dreams of him...?
Both are full of cliches, both have their harems, both have an infatuation with their sisters, both have an almost supernatural element that seems to serve no real purpose
Though Da Capo changes moods in the second half of the first season, they are both just fun comedic harem series that does some attempt to add enough drama and romance to not make you feel like your watching a completely stupid ecchi show.
I personally like Da Capo more than Akane-Iro... but I still feel that they`re both very similar.
Both are harems with protaganist who`s not exactly the best at realizing how he feels and who he likes. They also include two main girls... one who`s the sister and one who seemingly doesn`t know the guy as well and spends the majority of the anime trying to please him and get to know him.
Although Akane-Iro doesn`t develop their characters as well, they`re both very much worth the watch since I find them both really reasonable in why they end up with the girl that they do =)
same style heram anamie, same love between siblings. if you liked one give the outher a watch. finding good anamie in this ghenre is rare and there bouth good.
Da Capo and Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka have the same thing in common: they are both harem ecchi series revolving around the high school drama of a boy who cannot make up his mind about the person that he likes. Not to mention the fact that both of the series ends up with one of the protagonist's infatuations being his sister! The comedy aspect is more heartfelt in Akane-Iro, although Da Capo enjoys it's fair share of awkward experiences and downright ridiculous antics too.
both Da Capo and Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka feature an incest theme, love relationship between siblings, even though the siblings are not blood related in both shows. Both of them are romantic comedies, which feature some ecchi aspects and harem themes. While Da Capo changes from a funny comedy to a sorrowful drama, Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka maintains its humour until the end. Still if you liked one of this show then check the other one as well.
Sawamura Seiji is the most notorious delinquent at his high school -- always getting into fights and causing problems, leaving him single and unlucky with the ladies. After another long day of rejection, Seiji discovers that the love of his life might have finally appeared, but in the unlikeliest of places... his right hand?! Now, in addition to dealing with daily fights and the gossip of his classmates, Seiji must handle a new problem of embarassing proportions: Kasugano Midori, a pretty young girl in place of his hand, who happens to have fallen in love with him!
Midori Days and Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka both are ecchi/comedy/romance anime. They both have a male lead who is feared by many because of his delinquent image, while he is actually a fair and kind person, despite being a super-strong fighter. Both main characters eventually get to make up their mind about what they're really wishing for in a similar way (a little bit beyond the usual "take a pick" dicision). Also, both series have very similar animation, adding to the feel these shows have. If you liked one, I'm sure you'll enjoy the other as well.
With both anime you hava a rumored male protagonist, who lacks luck in dealing with girls, the difference is that in akane-iro ni somaru saka the boy is still caught within them while midori days is caught but by only one girl.
If you have the hots for some delinquent male leads Midori Days and Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka are the shows for you. These loveable guys with a bad boy image get captivated by the females around them in a hilarious romp through high school life. While Akane-Iro is much more realistic, Midori Days still maintains the comedic feel.
If you liked one then you'll probably like the other because the male lead in both titles are something of a bad boy and are rather feared by everyone else. As well as the fact that in both series the male lead has a hard time deciding what he really wants.
Ryuuji Takasu has an eventful life: his classmates think he's a delinquent due to his 'killer' eyes; his crush Minori seems ever out of reach; and he's just had an unfortunate encounter with 'palm-sized Taiga' – a feisty and dainty wench in his class. With different cleaning habits and tempers, the two clash like night and day; that is, except for the fact that Taiga and Ryuuji have crushes on the other's good friend! With school rumors abounding, the duo must now work together to play matchmaker for each other. Who will end up with their true love?
Akane-Iro ni somaru Saka and Toradora are both Stories that start off with a scary male protoganist with over-inflated rumers making him more scary. In both shows the male leads are nothing like the rumors.
Both shows also have simmilar comedy senses and are both have simmilar visual styles.
In short, they are different enough to be individual shows but simmilar enough that if you like one you'll like the other.
Both anime have a scary male protagonist, which then turns out to be the exact opposite of what the rumors say. Also within both there is a annoying little sister character type which is bossier than the protagonist.
Both animes male protagonist has had rumors spread around that hes a scary guy but isnt really scary. Both have two girls to choose over; the girl hes loved for awhile or the new girl. Also, coiincidently, Yuuhi and Taiga are voiced by the same seiyuu, their personalitys are alot alike, and they are wealthy.
They have a similar setup and characters and the female lead in both are voiced by the same voice actor. The two female leads are extremely similar in many ways and just the general 'feel' of these anime are very close. I am sure that if you liked one you will like the other.
One day, after a visit to his parents' grave, Teppei Arima spies a damsel in distress, and nobly saves her from a gang of thugs. Relieved and grateful, she introduces herself as Princess Charlotte Hazelrink. Thinking nothing more of this, Teppei soon receives a surprise call from his grandfather, informing him that he is the heir to the Arima business empire and therefore one of the richest men on the planet! Teppei is introduced to his personal maid, Yuu, and various blue-bloods, among them his arranged fiancee, Sylvia - a fencer with a tongue as sharp as her blade. At school the next day, Teppei meets more new faces, including the snooty Seika Houjouin, and - much to his surprise - Princess Charlotte Hazelrink. Still awkward and uncouth, Teppei must somehow adjust to high society. With girls pursuing him at every turn, however, that may be the least of his concerns...
Both are about a boy who finds out he has a fiancee.
They both play out in school most of the storie and a couple of girls are making it the boy difficult to accept his marrige arrengements.
So if you are for stories about a boy who has to pick the girl he loves out of a lot of girls whit some ecchi moments and a lot of humour i think you love both stories
The main character in each series is thrust into the very ecchi world of the rich and powerful, and must deal with the reality of being presented with a fiancee whom he has never met, while surrounded by a complicating harem. The same type of anime overall, both of these rely on ecchi moments and humor through absurdity.
both Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka and Princess Lover! feature a male protagonist who finds out that he actualy has a fiancee. Both shows are harem based with ecchi themes and alot of comedy plus some romantic aspects. In both shows the male lead is also pursued by other female protagonists making difficult for him to accept his marriage arrangement. If you liked one of this show for sure you will enjoy the other one as well.
Kaede is a devoted high school student who lives with her adopted brother Rin. She holds a quiet confidence that one day, when Rin finally starts showing interest in sex, he will make the obvious choice and turn to his loving sister. But what Kaede wasn't counting on was the lords of heaven and hell coming to Earth, wanting Rin to mate with their nubile daughters! Rin, like any teenager would, takes full advantage of his newly acquired harem; but how long can he keep up his carefree, boxed-lunches-on-the-rooftop lifestyle, as the horde of girls on his tail grows?
Both this anime shows that the main character were been loved by their sister, and indecisive in this complex r/s. If you like Akane-Iro ni somaru Saka shuffle would defintely make a great anime for you.
Harem it up in a wonderfully comedic high school setting with Shuffle and Akane-Iro ni Somaru Saka. While these protagonists are going crazy trying to make up their minds the girls are all on the prowl trying to snag him. Also, if you have a fascination with the sister-complex these two shows might just be the ones you are looking for.
Harem comedies, that end on mature notes? Sister archetype, and best childhood friend archetype? These two titles carry about in very similar matters.


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Portland, November 23, 2009: The Oregon University System (OUS) and the Engineering and Technology Industry Council (ETIC) announce two exciting grant opportunities for Oregon middle and high schools for implementation of pre-engineering curricula and activities for students. The funding is one component of ETIC's goal to increase pre-college engineering programs and engineering degrees in order to meet state and industry needs for a highly-skilled, globally competitive workforce in Oregon.
The available grants will 1) help high schools get started in developing an extracurricular engineering "athletics" program through an innovative initiative called eCHAMP, successfully piloted in 2008-09 at five Oregon districts; and 2) support funding and teacher training for middle and high schools to start implementing the nationally-renowned pre-engineering curricula of Project Lead the Way (PLTW).
Bruce Schafer, executive director of industry affairs and ETIC, says, "Many fast-growing, high-paying, and rewarding careers require degrees in engineering, computer science, and material science. We want to spark the interest and involvement of more and more Oregon students in engineering, and prepare them academically for these fields so that ultimately they can become our future innovators. We hope these grants help schools that want to enrich their students' opportunities and math/science achievements."
ETIC encourages Oregon high schools to view more information and apply at http://www.ous.edu/bapp/bopps/view/1656. Grantees will be determined through a competitive application process. Applications should be submitted by January 15, 2010. Awards will be made on February 15, 2010, and the grant period is through June 2011.
High schools across Oregon have extracurricular sports teams participating in a variety of leagues, and seasoned teachers and coaches are key to the athletic skills that team members develop as well as the teams' success. Now Oregon high schools can provide that same opportunity to high school students to learn about the "sport" of engineering through eCHAMP. Just like athletic teams, these engineering teams generally attend a regional or statewide competition to share their results and compete for awards, and benefit from the learning, inspiration, teamwork, scholarships, and rewards that competitive activities provide.
The eCHAMP coaching program was piloted with great success during the 2008-2009 school year at five Oregon school districts: Cascade, Hillsboro, Portland, Sherwood and Tigard-Tualatin. The available ETIC grants will provide stipend funds to be matched by the school district with the goal of expanding a sustainable, engaging student learning opportunity to more Oregon schools. The funds can be used to pay half the stipend cost of a for engineering or technology coaches (school employees and teachers) as well as up to $4,000 for first-year materials and equipment to get a new program started. There are numerous team programs already in place for schools to adopt, including FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Tech Challenge, FIRST Robotics Competition, Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams, Oregon Game Project Challenge, and Design for the other 90%.
Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
Project Lead the Way (PLTW) is a nationally recognized pre-engineering curriculum program offered in many high schools across the country, and in 2007 was recommended by the National Academies as one way that U.S education could become more competitive. The program gives students the opportunity to learn about engineering and technology in an academically rigorous way at the same time they learn the connections between engineering and traditional math and sciences courses. Selected Oregon middle schools and high schools will receive grants underwriting some of the start-up costs of the PLTW program, including support for teacher training, classroom equipment, supplies, and software.
PLTW provides curricula and evaluation tools so that teachers can focus on teaching rather than creating materials. Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT) offers a rigorous two-week institute each summer that allows teachers to learn how to teach a particular PLTW course at the same time they gain hands-on experience with the technology associated with the course. These summer workshops plus ongoing support from the national PLTW program help assure that teachers will be successful in teaching PLTW courses. So far, 78 Oregon teachers have attended PLTW training at OIT and currently, 34 Oregon schools are offering at least one PLTW course.
Studies have shown that PLTW students achieve significantly higher scores in reading, math, and science.2 Peter Schmurr of Glencoe High School in Hillsboro teaches several PLTW classes, and he says he chose the program because he "wanted to find a good science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) curriculum rather than continuing to try to reinvent the wheel." Steve Day, principal of the Health and Science School in the Beaverton School District chose PLTW and made a case for implementing the program at his school by citing the achievement gains that students receive. Because of the demonstrated success of the program, ETIC is committed to help more Oregon schools adopt the curriculum, and give more students access to this tremendous learning opportunity.

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i bought a iphone from ebay and it was unlocked already and was on firmware 1.2. I knew i couldnt just upgrade to the firmware 1.1.1 because it would make the phone a brick so i read from a guide on here how to downgrade the baseband etc. that was a success, so i then upgraded the firmware in itunes which was also a success, i then installed anysim, i dont know which version via installer.app. i clicked on anysim and clicked ok etc. then nothing happened i left it for twenty minutes and still nothing on the screen apart from the anysim disclaimer. So i turned the phone off it came back on fine not allowing me to insert my vodafone simcard so then i panicked a little and found a newer version of anysim for the 1.1.1 firmware i ran it and it said it had unlocked the phone, i turned it off and back on again and now its not unlocked, so i have now downgraded back to firmware 1.2 and i am now planning on downgrading the baseband again to then upgrade back to firmware 1.1.1 and try again with the proper version of anysim. Also my imei number is 004999010640000 and i dont know how to change verginsing my phone back to 1.2 does not correct the imei number, just the modem version etc. Can someone please tell me how to get the correct imei number back onto my phone im not bothered if its running 1.1.1 or 1.2 but i need it to work ive spent a lot of money.
what i would like to know please is what am i doing wrong i cant get the phone to work at all it does not even accept the at&t it says its the incorrect sim, i really dont know what to do, is what i am doing going to work.
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Saints Run By Stillman 17-3, Eye Series Sweep
– The North Georgia baseball team continued to overpower
Stillman College in game one of a doubleheader on Tuesday
afternoon, scoring 17 runs on as many hits on their way to taking
down the Tigers 17-3 in non-conference action.
The Saints get back over the .500 mark on the season at 3-2 on the young year, taking the first two games of the series from Stillman and setting the table for a chance at the clubs first sweep of the 2010 campaign.
With the score tied at two runs apiece heading to the fifth inning, the Saints broke the game wide open with a seven spot to take the lead for good. Craig Brisson and Andre Airich started the rally with RBI singles early in the inning, while Troy Snitker continued to swing a hot bat and drive in a pair later in the frame with a double, and Brad Hall singled to left to cap the monster inning.
North Georgia came right back in the sixth inning and tallied four more runs on five hits to stake their claim to an 11-run lead at 13-2. Airich tripled home a pair of runs, while Chad Sage launched his third home run of the season, a two-run blast to put a lid on the four-run inning.
The Saints had one more offensive outburst, this time coming in the ninth with another four spot as Airich and Denver Stovall both recorded a pair of runs batted in on doubles down the left field line to give the Saints a 17-3 victory.
Airich finished the day with four hits, three runs scored, and five runs batted in, while Hall added three hits on six trips to the plate while driving in a run.
Blake Hobby (1-0) picked up his first victory of the season, going 8.0 innings and allowing just five hits and two runs, both earned, while striking out four and not allowing a free pass.


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Before arriving as one of the last players in Gamecocks coach Bill Clark's first camp in August, the junior linebacker might have been the most traveled player on the roster.
His winding route to become the 94th player on the invited 95 took him cross county and across the country. He played for two rival high schools and two junior colleges, but he said he is at JSU to stay.
"I'm stationary now," he said. "This is where I'm going to be. This is the last stop."
Carlisle's travelogue began at North Clayton (Ga.) High, but after his 10th-grade season, the coaching staff wasn't renewed. He wanted to keep playing for a beloved position coach and followed him to neighboring Jonesboro (Ga.) High, where he racked up 235 tackles in two years.
That got him on everybody's recruiting radar. Test scores forced him to go the junior college route and that put him even farther on the road.
He first went to Butler Community College in Kansas and helped the school reach the NJCAA championship game, but he "wasn't mature enough as a freshman" and was forced to find another place to play. He landed at Arizona Western.
He arrived at JSU on Aug. 1, the day before the first practice.
Moving from place to place wasn't so tough, but the conditions were something he had to get used to.
"In Kansas it was adjusting to the weather," he said. "I'm not used to that cold and snow. Then in Arizona, it was like 118 during camp.
"My momma always told me football was going to take you a lot of places, and God was going to take you down a lot of roads to see if you could handle it. All these moves helped me mature through football, through life, growing up and being a man."
One thing about playing in a lot of places, you collect a lot of stuff. Carlisle still has gear from all the places he has played. Some of the stuff is quite the conversation starter.
"They have a lot of questions, like how did I get there and where am I going next," he said. "When I first got here, I came in and had an Arizona Western shirt on. They saw the purple and gold and thought it was Arizona State. I had to explain to them this is a junior college."
When he arrived at JSU, he found himself trying to break into the rotation at a position steeped in senior experience. He has been a force on the special teams, then got chances to play linebacker because of injuries to Rashad Smith and Harris Gaston.
Last week against Eastern Kentucky, he broke out with six tackles, including two sacks, and forced the fumble Ketrick Wolfe scooped up near the goal line and turned into a touchdown.
"Now that I'm here, it's time to do what they recruited me to do," he said. "I've been waiting on this opportunity to let the coaches know I could play.
"I've been wanting to play since the first day I got here. Coach Clark told me don't give up. They always say when one guy goes down be ready. You never know when it's going to happen, keep working hard. I did, the opportunity came, and now I'm in the rotation even though we have four seniors."
What Carlisle has done on the field hasn't surprised anyone connected with the Gamecocks.
Defensive coordinator Duwan Walker saw it while recruiting him for South Alabama and was glad to see the 6-foot, 230-pounder was still available when he got to JSU. Cornerback Junior Hough saw "an awesome downhill linebacker hitting everything" when he played against him in high school.
"You could tell this kid had a knack for the game," Walker said. "There were a lot of players on that football field, and every play he was on the ball. A lot of people looked at his size and had some doubts, but you could see now he's a playmaker."
Al Muskewitz covers Jacksonville State sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3577.


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Caligdong inspires Air Force to victory
A Philippine Air Force Phoenix side inspired by Emelio Caligdong recorded a 3-2 win over Nomads Auction Manila in the United Football League on Sunday.
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Following a goalless first half, Air Force went ahead five minutes after the break when Yanti Barsales raced through down the right and set Caligdong up for an easy finish, before the Philippines international added another four minutes later.
Nomads pulled one back in the 79th minute through a David Denison penalty, but veteran forward Ian Araneta but Air Force back in control by restoring their two-goal lead four minutes from time after Caligdong had neatly laid the ball into his path.
Randy Musters grabbed Nomads' second in injury-time but it proved too little too late as the defending champions held on for all three points.
In Division 2 action, Diliman Victory Liner took their frustration at missing out on promotion with a 3-1 win over Union Internacional Manila.
Paolo Ansaldo had given Diliman the lead in the 37th minute, only for Ajah Goodluck Stanley to equalise with a brilliant effort two minutes later.
However, there was to be no denying Salvador Alberto Salvacion's charges as they wrapped up the win thanks to second-half strikes from Francis John Liza and Ariel Zerrudo Jr.
Elsewhere, Shinichi Tanaka grabbed the only goal of the game on the half-hour mark as Manila All-Japan beat Laos FC 1-0.
Sunday's United Football League Results
Division 1
Philippine Air Force Phoenix 3-2 Nomads Auction Manila
Division 2
Diliman Victory Liner 3-1 Union Internacional Manila
Laos FC 0-1 Manila All-Japan


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Earlier today i was out in the sun, using my iPhone. And then i saw something weird over the speaker. Could this be a second camera... maybe for video conferencing?
It is only visible in the sunlight or under a lamp.
And this image is from the iPhone Help-thing in iTunes, but I guess it's only the camera on the back.


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The director had taken all of us for a ride, but WHAT a ride it was! To those discerning viewers who might come to this movie after watching the Granada series (immortalised by the late-great Jeremy Brett), I would like to mention a few words of caution: -
1) RDJ's (and Guy Ritchie's) Holmes, as well as the other characters share only the names (and to some extent the setting) created by Sir ACD. This movie is an entirely different TAKE on that universe.
2) If you can accept the movie for what it is and proclaims to be: an American blockbuster, then that would greatly reduce the probabilites of severe migraine. You may eventually end up watching the movie with popcorn and coke.
3) Don't feel aghast at the treatment meted out to Mycroft. He wouldn't have minded such "mild" eccentricities.
And now about the serious stuff (as if there are any!), which I would also like to summarise as under: -
1. Jude Law excels as Dr Watson, and I agree with many others in affirming his position among top 5 Watson-s of all time.
2. Moriarty-Holmes showdown should have been more cerebral for the sake of entertainment alone, because the climatic fistfight (all right, potential fistfight!) is simply improbable.
3. Yes, the movie reinvented the Reichenbach falls and created the allure of sequel rather outrageously, but I really wouldn't mind knowing when that 3rd movie of the "saga" (?) would release.
Have fun, a few laughs, and popcorn. For the serious Sherlockian (or Holmesian), the BBC series IS the truth that is out there. Recommended.
The character of Prof Moriarity(Jared Harris - brilliant!) is always portrayed as Sherlock Holmes' Arch Nemesis, but the plot is surprisingly a little hollow and barely affords a few confrontations. Jude Law and Robert Downey continue their "Odd Couple" exploits smashingly well and the performances of the three main characters makes the movie watchable.
The HD Transfer is outstanding. Expected this movie to also follow the aspect ratio of 1:85:1 (as the 2009 movie), but it is a 2:40:1 widescreen transfer. Personally i prefer a High Def movie filling up my screen!
The Audio is terrific. Yes - You do need the subtitles to follow some of Downey's muttering:)


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DescriptionHermit Park Open Space nestles into the hills, approximately two miles southeast of Estes Park, at an elevation of 7880-8964 feet. The preservation of this stunning area is a joint effort between Larimer County, Agilent Technologies, Town of Estes Park, Estes Valley Land Trust, Great Outdoors Colorado, City of Loveland, Erion Foundation, City of Fort Collins, McWhinney Foundation, Town of Berthoud, and many more contributors . Recreation is managed by Larimer County Department of Natural Resources. Hermit Park Open Space's features include cabins, RV and tent camping, special events, reservable group use pavilion, hiking trails, wetlands, horseback riding, mountain biking, group campground, and much more! The park is open March 1 to December 20, and some areas close seasonally. Entrance permits and camping fees are required.
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How to switch between or quit apps
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Open The Application Manager
To open the Application Manager, tap and hold the home button.
- Swipe left or right to navigate directly to another open application.
- Tap the thumbnail image of an app to view it.
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I made this charger when I ordered some electronic parts and received a 120 to 12 volt AC transformer with center tap. Sending it back would have cost as much as the transformer. Similar transformers can be found at places like Radio Shack. The transformer puts out about 3 Amps., so it is ideal as a trickle charger. A charge will require about 12 hours. But, it has gotten me out of several jambs. Some friends have also borrowed it when their batteries were dead and it worked for them.
The center tap allowed the output to be either 6 or 12 volts. At the time I made this charger I helped to maintain an older farm tractor with a 6 volt electrical system.
Note: The output of the transformer is actually about 13.4 volts. When the voltage passes through the diodes in the rectifier it drops 0.6 volt for each of two diodes to roughly 12 volts. If you look for a 12 volt transformer you may at first be frustrated because you can find only 13.4 volt transformers.
Step 1: The circuit and what you need
I used a piece of plywood for a base. I already had a double pole toggle switch. I used a piece of scrap aluminum cabinet angle to mount the switch. Any piece of aluminum or steel could be bent to do the job. I used a 4 Amp. bridge rectifier from Radio Shack. I also got aligator clips already connected to a cord to connect to the auto battery. This was also from Radio Shack. The AC cord and plug came from a neighbor's discarded televison set that was put out on the curb on garbage day. You will need some screws, soldering iron, and a hot glue gun.
hi there mr. phil
i have an 12v 5000ma ac tranformer(it's is actually about 13,8v measure with multimeter) and i want to convert it to dc...
i saw your work and i think it is great.
with the characteristics i told you above of my tranformer,can you please advice me what components do i need to make change to dv 12v 5000ma
i am not an expert so please make me a list of exacly the parts(models) i have to buy..
like what type of brige rectifier,diode, etc.
the purpose of the project is to charge my motobike battery....
thank you in advance
I have used similar chargers, including the one in this Instructable, to charge lead acid batteries. At 2.5 amp. output, it will not charge them too fast.
There are safety precautions to observe. Unless the battery is fully sealed with no venting, hydrogen gas will escape from the battery during charging. It is a good idea to connect the charger while it is not powered up. Connect the positive (+) lead to the battery terminal. Connect the negative (-) lead to a grounded clean metal object away from the battery (if you are charging a battery installed in a car). Power up the charger after the connections to the battery have been made. When the battery is charged, remove the charger from the power source. Then remove the connectors from the charger one at a time. This procedure prevents a spark that could ignite hydrogen gas.
thank you very much sir..
this is the other side..
question sir..i got a transformer from altec lansing speaker..its a 12.5v 2.5a..it has a rectifier and capacitors..can i use it to charge a 12v motorcyle.?do i have to add some resistors or any diodes.?or can already tap the + and - to the battery.?thanks sir..
I would consider a few minor revisions:
A bulb in series can be used to limit the current in cases of a short circuit ( like the two charging leads touch by accident ). Pick a 12 volt lamp with a current rating you like say 3 amp = about 30 watt bulb.
A fuse just in case, automotive 3 to 5 amp perhaps.
I forgot to add if the system is fully automatic i.e when the battery voltage reaches a preset point at which it will
switch to a very low current float charge. If the battery voltage drops
again the charger will begin charging until the voltage once again
reaches the cut off point. In this way it can be left connected to a
battery indefinitely to maintain full charge without causing damage. if not, what component can i introduce to make this happen?
Thank you
I would recommend shopping for a commercially available unit. You would to need to upgrade just about everything in this charger. Plus, you would need to add the auto shut-off circuit. I tried to repair one of those circuits for a friend by replacing a silicon controlled rctifier, but it did not work. Even if you were able to build what you want, I believe the cost of the parts could be as much as a a unit sold in a store.
Hi Phil,
Thank you for sharing this knowledge. Can you please help me with an information? I need a 12 volt battery charger with 12-14 amps capacity. from the schematic above, what are the components I need to change to achieve this (Transformer, diode specs etc)?
Many Thanks.
sir ,i have 20 watt solar pannel and 20 amp car battery how can i charge my battery and light dc bulb ?
hi..i have an 220 vac to 24 vac with 6 ampere and i want to convert it to 24 vdc so my question is; how much current of the bridge rectifier should have ? is it ok that i use a 1 amp bridge rectifier?
and i have a transformer with 12v output, can i use a 6A05 diode (i have 4 6A05 Diodes) to make a car battery charger?
A bridge rectifier smooths AC current when converting it to DC quite a bit. Batteries charge better if the current is a little choppy. Some early battery powered screwdrivers used an AC charging transformer with one simple diode between the transformer and the batteries. It was cheap, but it also lengthened the charging time by using only one half of the sine wave. You can assemble and use a bridge rectifier with four diodes and it will work.
I see three tabs with solder. Is the transformer a center tap style that would produce a lower voltage between the center tab and one of the outside tabs? (Check with a voltmeter.)
i m new here
i wanted to ask that i have a 6v 4.5 ah SLA battery,can i charge it using 12 v dc transformer with a bridge rectifier?
Looking forward for your suggestion.
If your transformer's output is DC current, you do not need to add a bridge rectifier. A bridge rectifier converts the current from AC to DC, and your transformer's output is already DC.
But, 12 volts is too much for charging a 6 volt battery. You need to reduce the voltage to 6 volts or 7 volts. (I think someone said batteries charge better if the charger's voltage is just a little above the battery being charged, but not too much.)
You can reduce the voltage to the battery in several ways. One would be two resistors in series to make a voltage splitter. But, the resistors will need to be able to handle the power to be dissipated without becoming so hot that they fail. You could also make a voltage regulator from an LM317 variable voltage regulator chip. But, this chip can handle only 1.5 amps at most, and that is with a heat sink. There are many Instructables on using an LM317 chip. A lot depends on the current output of your 12 volt transformer. If it is too high, an LM317 chip would burn up and fail. You could also drop the voltage by stringing together a chain of diodes properly aligned for polarity. Each diode will drop the voltage around 0.5 to 0.6 volt. But, the current flowing in the circuit would need to be lower than the maximum tolerated by each diode so that they do not burn out.
The best would be to find a transformer with an output of about 6 to 7 volts DC.
I added a switch to the line cord so I can turn on/off the transformer as well.
I have it hooked up to a 2 speed 12v fan I got in K-Mart.
This allows me to get 4 speeds out of the fan.
Fan set to high, transformer set to 12v then 6v so that's 2.
Fan set to low, transformer set to 12v then 6v so that's 2 more.
Its nice to have air moving when ya sleep.
If you have a low voltage AC transformer you could connect its output to one set of leads and see what you read out on the other set. That would give you a pretty good clue about which set of leads goes to the primary and which goes to the secondary.
I cannot see the end of the red word in the phot to know what it's end looks like. Is it like the black and the white?
Black - White = 1.2
Black - Red = 1.2
Red - White = 1.2
The red, blue, and brown all have female spade connectors, but they have a clear boot on them.
I just realized my multi-meter is just like your red one used in some of your instructables. I had it set on 200Ω.
Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it, especially since I'm extremely an amateur at this, but I like to learn.
I did find an article on the Internet for people who work with antique radios and may have several old unmarked transformers in their parts bin. It gives some guidance, although there still may be some guessing involved. Just click on the hot link in this reply.
I think the safest thing to do would be to find an AC transformer for charging an old battery powered tool that uses 120 volts in and gives out around 9 volts AC. Attach the 9 volts AC to the blue and brown leads. Take a reading on the red and black leads. See if it is around 1 volt. That is not enough to hurt you or the transformer. (Of course, if my suspicions are backwards, the red and black wires would have around 90 volts coming out of them.) The test transformer needs to be AC rather than DC because transformers do not work with DC current.


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Situated Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation
Cambridge University Press, Sep 27, 1991 - Education - 138 pages
In this important theoretical treatise, Jean Lave, anthropologist, and Etienne Wenger, computer scientist, push forward the notion of situated learning--that learning is fundamentally a social process and not solely in the learner's head. The authors maintain that learning viewed as situated activity has as its central defining characteristic a process they call legitimate peripheral participation. Learners participate in communities of practitioners, moving toward full participation in the sociocultural practices of a community. Legitimate peripheral participation provides a way to speak about crucial relations between newcomers and oldtimers and about their activities, identities, artifacts, knowledge and practice. The communities discussed in the book are midwives, tailors, quartermasters, butchers, and recovering alcoholics, however, the process by which participants in those communities learn can be generalized to other social groups.
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Get Your Hands on Your Future
UW-Stout offers innovative, career-focused degrees based on active learning, applied theory and research.
To change your major or to add/drop a second major, you must complete an official Change of Major form, available below or at the Advisement Center (11 Bowman Hall). Upon completion, submit the form to the Advisement Center. After your change of major request has been reviewed and processed, you will receive an e-mail confirmation sent directly to your Stout email account.
1. Change of Major form (obtained from Advisement Center – 11 Bowman Hall)
You must have a 2.5 or higher Stout GPA, and a grade of C or higher for all art and design courses already taken to be admitted into the art concentration of the game design and development program.
2. Unofficial transcript printed off from Access Stout or from Registration & Records.
3. Personal Essay Component: A personal essay of 500 words or less must accompany your application.
1. Discuss the major reasons and influences leading you to pursue your undergraduate work relative to the Art concentration within the B.S. in Game Design and Development program.
2. In addition to stating your goals, tell us how your work will benefit your community and how your chosen field will impact culture in the future.
Along with your printed essay, please include a digital copy saved as either a Word document (DOC), or an Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file, included on your CD-ROM.
4. Visual and Creative Component: Submit 5-10 high-res images of original work. Files should be saved as JPEG's and titled with the number and your last name (i.e.: 1_smith.jpg, 2_smith.jpg, etc.).When choosing images, make sure to consider showing a variety of media.At least one example from categories 1-3 is preferred, but not required:
1. Two-Dimensional Drawing - A hand-drawn original work. Consider including still-life drawings, drawings of people, and indoor or outdoor environments.
2. Two-Dimensional Digital– Original artwork that has been created in a digital software application. Consider including projects in digital painting, illustration, photography, web design, or graphic design.
3. Three-Dimensional Work –This work can be a 3d digital model or a physical sculpture. Consider including images of various angles or views, in order to fully document the piece.
4. Time-Based Work –This could be a movie, an animation, or a video game.If some of your portfolio falls into this category, you can either include it on the CD or submit a link on either www.vimeo.com or www.youtube.com.
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Registration, driving range access and lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. June 3 and the shotgun start begins at 1 p.m. This is a four-person scramble tournament with lots of prizes for the top three teams. There also will be special competitions with prizes for the winners of the longest drive, straightest drive and closest to the pin. IPIC has also arranged for a hole in one competition where golfers have the opportunity to win a new car.
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The Infant Parent Intervention Center recently announced the fourth annual Birdies for Babies Golf Tournament, at River Oaks Golf Club in Edmond.
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U.S. News ranks city high schools in state's Top 10
All three Edmond high schools are ranked among the Top 10 in the state in a prestigious national list.
U.S. News & World Report, which publishes annual rankings, ranked Edmond North No. 3 in Oklahoma and No. 437 nationwide. Memorial ranked No. 6 in Oklahoma and No. 847 nationwide. Santa Fe ranked No. 8 in Oklahoma and No. 1,075 nationwide.
"This recognition serves as validation for our students, parents and staff members at all levels who work together relentlessly in pursuit of academic excellence, Edmond Public Schools Superintendent David Goin said.
OC expands to 5 academic colleges
Oklahoma Christian University will expand from three to five colleges beginning with the 2014-15 academic year.
OC's five academic colleges will be the College of Biblical Studies, the College of Business Administration, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Natural and Health Sciences.
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Police and FBI agents are investigating the robbery of a local bank by a suspect wearing a fake mustache and goatee, a spokesman said.
FBI Special Agent Martinus McConnell said the robbery occurred Tuesday morning at the Arvest Bank, 2025 Sonoma Park, Edmond.
Deer Creek students see bionic suit in action
In 2010, a car accident left Guthrie resident Mary Beth Davis paralyzed from the waist down.
In a few weeks, thanks to INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation, determination and an Ekso Bionics suit, she will be walking across a stage to receive a college diploma from Oklahoma State University.
Wednesday afternoon, Davis was at Deer Creek Middle School where students of teacher Jamie Brehm got to see Davis and the suit in action and learn about how it helps people live a fuller life.
Brehm said the opportunity to have the demonstration fit perfectly with the testing schedule. Brehm said a bonus was having Davis with her inspirational story come to the school. In addition to graduating soon, Davis lives an independent life and she was recently crowned Ms. Wheelchair Oklahoma.
Antique clock collection on display at Edmond Library
In a world that's often hurried and brief, the Sooner Time Collectors have nothing but time. Oklahoma chapter members of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors have provided antique pieces from personal collections to display at the Edmond Library until the end of April.
Since the 1950s, Sooner Time Collectors have gathered to learn about the inner workings of clocks and to admire one-of-a-kind finds. Of interest to the community is their involvement with repairs for the Cowboy Hall of Fame clock and the UCO tower. They now have 35 members who meet monthly as a chapter of the 16,000-member NAWCC community across America and the world.
Be on the lookout for termites
Warming temperatures and spring rainfall means swarming conditions for the homeowners' nemesis in Oklahoma — the termite.
Termites are Mother Nature's way of recycling dead wood, as well as aerating the soil and increasing its fertility and water percolation. They are an important food source for other insects, spiders, reptiles, amphibians and birds within the food web, and they are essential for the wellbeing of the environment.
Central students organize 'Take Back the Night' to end sexual violence
The University of Central Oklahoma's National Organization for Women (UCO-NOW), Institute of Hope and the Violence Prevention Project will host a Take Back the Night (TBTN) march and rally to end violence, beginning 7 p.m. May 1 in Pegasus Theater in Central's Liberal Arts building.
TBTN events date back to the early 1970s and focus on eliminating sexual violence in all forms. Thousands of colleges, universities, women's centers and rape crisis centers have sponsored TBTN marches throughout the country.
Police investigate more home burglaries in Edmond
Residents have reported an additional seven home burglaries to the Edmond Police Department the day after an equal number occurred, according to city records.
Police spokeswoman Jenny Monroe said a detective is investigating the new incidents reported during the day on Tuesday. Monroe said similarities in them lead the agency to believe they are connected.
Tuesday's reported burglaries occurred in different areas including near the Covell-Coltrane intersection and south of 15th Street along Santa Fe. According to city records, they were reported at:
Central community learns about water conservation
Edmond residents know about rain that falls from their roofs after a storm. Some may not know what kind of important role it plays in the nation's water supply.
Tim Tillman, the University of Central Oklahoma's sustainability coordinator, said UCO has a tradition of innovation in sustainable practices. Tillman said Earth Day, first brought to the campus more than 20 years ago, began that tradition.
During Tuesday's Earth Day Fair, Jason Summers, a Coca-Cola account manager for on-premise sales, was giving away rain barrels and educating members of the Central Oklahoma community about the benefits of rain barrels.
Energy secretary touts CNG fleet conversion
Oklahoma Secretary of Energy and Environment Michael Teague said the state is leading the way in converting its fleet of vehicles to run on compressed natural gas.
And, he adds, the state is working to get federal officials engaged in moving its fleet of vehicles in Oklahoma to use CNG.
Teague made those statements Tuesday during a visit to Champion CNG, 13915 N. Harvey Ave. in Edmond. The visit also coincided with Earth Day.
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