4X Philips ICF-2S26-H1-LD SmartMate Compact Fluorescent Ballast - USED - OSRAM
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- 1***x (724)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseQuick shipping. A+ EBay Seller.
- o***a (45)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThis came in promptly and it was as described. The seller is very pleasant to work with and has superb customer service. The gen 2 version of the charge point clip is almost a clone of the original clip. The spring fit a little loose but this allows for variance in spring sizes. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase.
- l***e (0)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseGreat product and seller is quick to respond with questions.
- n***a (524)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseSeller was very helpful and took the time to design and 3D print a part that I couldn’t get anywhere else. He shipped it out quickly and it fit perfectly. Highly recommend this seller.
- _***_ (91)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseJust as described and worked well. It's so frustrating that the original ones break so easily and Chargepoint customer service was terrible. So thankful to find these.
- z***x (19)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseI tried to call Chargepoint customer service and had to talk to like two different people and they wanted my receipt and serial number and I didn’t wanna deal with all that so buying this part for 10 bucks and it came three days later and I got two of themand it worked great. I install these professionally as an electrician, but this one was for my house and Chargepoint forgot to include it with the charger but these 3-D printed ones were pretty similar to the ones Chargepoint sends out and work
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16 December 2015
As expected, Quick shipping, THanks
05 February 2007
Good Method for Self Study of Kanji
3 of 3 found this helpful There are a lot of methods for kanji study, but there are a number of reasons that I like "Let's Learn Kanji". The book focuses initially on radicals and components of kanji. This allows the student to focus on the detailed pieces that make up a kanji. This is very helpful in the future when attacking more complex kanji.
After that section, the book focuses on a number of basic Kanji (about 250 in all). They are grouped into units of about 12 kanji at a time to keep you from getting overwhelmed. For each kanji, you write the kanji a number of times and sample words are presented that represent the major on and kun readings.
In each section (of about 12 kanji) exercises are given. There are exercises on
1) breaking down the kanji into components
2) fill in the missing reading
3) fill in the missing kanji
The exercises are based on sample sentences so you can see how the kanji is used in a real context. All these exercies work to firm up your understanding.
Personally, I have supplemented the book by creating software based flash card lists of the kanji and the sample words. I review these a lot to fix the words, kanji, and readings in my head.
Overall, I think this is a good approach. This is definitely better than books that just focus on the writings without having exercises.
John C. Briggs Feb 2007
25 August 2020
Buy the complete assembly, not the individual gear. Assembly is extremely difficult.
This gear works perfectly, but it must be placed into an assembly with a c-clip that is loaded with two wave springs. This is an exceedingly difficult task without custom fixturing.
Do your self a favor and spend the money to get the complete assembly.