The 44thWhen you look into the abyss, the abyss is also looking into you!
The world of mania is profound.
. the other day, I was searching the Internet to purchase a battery for a jump starter. A jump start is to start the engine by connecting an external battery when the battery is weak or dead. Many of you have probably seen a car with a dead battery running on a booster cable from another car. That's it. The idea is to do this with a battery that is heavy enough to carry, rather than with two cars.
. the battery is especially drained in the winter.
I drive a particularly on-board gromma, and if I leave it unattended for two weeks, it's a danger signal. . I have had many times in the past when the cell motor would not turn over after a business trip or a busy day.
Not everyone has the experience of stalling in the middle of an intersection, and when you try to restart the car, the cell will not turn over. Especially with modern cars. . However, I have this experience several times a year.
. Now, even if someone honks the horn, he is unperturbed and is able to push the car to the shoulder of the road by himself with a cool expression on his face.
People in the city are surprisingly kind, and often people passing by are willing to help. Tokyo is a city to be proud of in the world , .
I was looking for a battery, and although I felt safer with the large ones that the JAF road service staff brought with them, I had trouble getting around them if they were that big. . It's hard to load them into a car.
Compact type products are available from various companies, but there are many manufacturers whose names I have never heard of before. For products such as these, for which reliability is a key factor, major Japanese brands are the safest bet.
. I happened to find a battery that I would like to introduce here.
What a surprise, it was developed for audio products.
Originally developed as a mobile battery for use in camping and emergencies, the portable power accumulators to date have been in demand by a certain number of audiophiles, and the company decided to release a more refined model for this purpose.
I don't know much about this, but I've heard that when the current from the wall outlet we normally use is connected to audio equipment, it inevitably produces noise. It is said that the noise is also related to the distance from the power pole and the noise emitted from other household appliances due to the branching of the power pole. What the heck is this?
Some enthusiasts do not like it, and some even build their own poles for themselves. My own telephone pole . I wonder where I can get one.
However, it is said that if you collect this electricity into a power accumulator and listen to music with that power source, you can enjoy music with pure sound without noise. It is like a water purifier for electric current.
The world of audio is too deep, or dangerous, whether it is the life in the speaker cords, the speaker stands, or the materials and placement of the furniture.
Some of them even built their houses accordingly, but at the end of the day, they go outside the listening room to make the sound better when no one is around because the reverberation is shorter because the human body and clothes absorb the sound, which is laughable. . It is so deep that I have heard a story about whether or not it is funny to laugh at it.
How much will this accumulator change the sound?
Honda Energy Stacker LiB-AID E500 for Music ¥270,000+TAX
This is the latest power storage unit optimized for use with audio equipment from Honda's Power Products Division. In addition to the sine-wave inverter inherited from the base model, the use of special parts such as electromagnetic shielding material and parts for high-end audio equipment blocks the minute noise contained in the electricity supplied from household outlets and provides a muddy electricity supply for audio equipment.
*Applications to purchase the limited 200 units by lottery have already been closed at this time. Expect the next release announcement.
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After working as a freelance editor for Magazine House and Popeye, he managed stylists and started his own editing/production company, which was renamed Rhino Inc. in 2006.
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