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No, the Watt-Minder can measure grounded and un-grounded appliances. If a ground plug is present, do not break it off or do anything to circumvent its use. See similar questions...

A ground-fault circuit interrupter, or GFCI, is a safety device that protects people from possible electric shock hazards. A typical GFCI is built into an electrical outlet to kill the power once an electrical fault is detected. The National Electrical Code (NEC), which regulates electrical wiring, has begun to require ground-fault circuit interrupters in more and more locations; particularly in damp locations in contact with the earth or concrete. See similar questions...

well as matching your ground tackle to the size of your boat, you need to match it to your windlass (or lack of windlass), the strength of your back, the exposure and depth and bottom conditions of the anchorages you may frequent and your anchoring technique. Unless you know you will always anchor in shallow well-protected waters with good holding ground, you'll need serious ground tackle. Though I've anchored in waters as deep as 65 feet, that's extremely rare. See similar questions...

Most covered storage facilities do offer electricity to plug your RV in for battery charging purposes only. However, do call in advance to make sure the facility offers electricity before renting storage. See similar questions...

We use the same system that the Indians used to secure their tipi covers - pebble ties. To best explain how this is done, I'll quote from my father's book, "The 20th Century Indian Tipi" During those early days, we experimented with metal grommets and with web loops to attach tie downs around the bottom of the cover. We found that grommets eventually cut through the fabric and consider them to be unsuitable for tipis. Almost all tipi makers agree, and avoid the use of grommets. See similar questions...

It depends on what you want to do. Most people will have a satisfactory experience with the default viewer (the one that pops up when you click to see a zoomable image). If you are an experienced web user, you may like the smoother panning available with the java and plug-in clients. If you want to rotate the images you will need to use the plug-in. See similar questions...

Whenever you want to conference with your Windows Live Buddies, you will need to go back to the "Vapps Conferencing with MSN" Windows Live Gallery page so that you can click on "Launch in Messenger". You can get to that page by going to http://www.confreecall.com and clicking on the "MSN Activity" link, you can search for the plug-in in the Windows Live Gallery, or you can get there by clicking here. See similar questions...

A9. In most cases, no. The additional electrodes disturb the flow of gases around the spark plug tip and if anything performance is reduced. See similar questions...

Either product is recommended for veterinary use. However, the integrator meets and exceeds sterilization guidelines as recommended by AAHA. See similar questions...

We recommend it. While it is not excessively hard to program some of the simpler tools into Omega Research’s EasyLanguage or other programming languages, it is far from simple to program the more complex tools and especially the time period overlays which permit you to visualize one timeframe on top of another. We believe that the software we have made available is a very worthwhile investment. See similar questions...

No, the status indicator is free now and forever. Please keep the entire code intact including the link to AmIBlocked. If you remove the link from the image please link elsewhere on your site and give us credit. See similar questions...

What keeps current flowing from, say, the BLRT wire (left) through the indicator lamp, into the BLST wire and lighting the right turn signals? The diagram shows directions of flow. Are there diodes somewhere to prevent backflows? Perhaps "Keys to Schematics" would help. It is at: A1. What you need (for the LED) are two diodes (1N4148 for example) a resistor (to step down the 12 V.) and (of course) the LED. See similar questions...

The distance between terraces (face of wall to face of wall) should be greater than or equal to two times the lower wall height. Typically this can also work for lower height soil reinforced walls. With higher reinforced walls or walls built on a slope, the issue of global stability must be considered by a qualified engineer in analyzing the terrace situation. Marble Face Polished /Ground Face units are the highest quality ground face or burnished blocks available. See similar questions...

Yes, they are not restricted to regular cargo. Günter clarifies: "Pirates definitely don't steal cannons on deck." See similar questions...

From Robbie47: "You can start building up an army when you have 200 settlers. Then you can build a Sword smith as well as a Small castle, where you can train your troops. When you have Swords, you can get infantrymen and cavalrymen. Quite a bit later in the game you can get to make cannons, you need 400 citizens to build a cannonmaker. Then you can also train cannoneers. See similar questions...