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20 August 2022
Easy Replacement, appear same as original part
I have 3 lights in my Whirlpool refrigerator, and suddenly the refrigerator side had one flickering light and one out, and the freezer light was also out... making it more difficult to see things anywhere. After looking for more info on youtube and elsewhere I found out they're connected in serial like christmas tree lights, so one goes out, makes them all a problem (great design?). Also found that a repair person and parts was going to be quite pricy to replace what would have been a light bulb in the past. I had a false start, I initially bought the primary fridge light which was apparently working o.k., but flickering due to another of the light assemblies. So I bought the freezer light second. Nice thing is these are plug-in units, so just a plug or two to connect wiring, and snap the light fixture in place. They look identical to the original parts. Once I finally figured out what I needed and was delivered - this was an easy fix to replace, and is working great. I can see in the fridge and freezer again!
06 February 2023
Sputnik inspires student in a small coal mining town, to build small rockets, which led to a scholarship, and a NASA career.
Interesting true story of a high school student, living in a small coal mining company town, who was inspired by the USSR Sputnik satellite launch, to attempt to build and fly small rockets near his town. His parents and some other students thought this was a waste of time, but with encouragement from a teacher, he spent time learning more of the theory, math, and parts design, involved for successful launches of progressively larger (model) rockets, longer distances (and less failed, explosions). This developed into creating a science fair project that led to his ability to get a college scholarship, allowing him to escape an otherwise inevitable career as a coal minor. He became a NASA engineer in real-life.
18 November 2020
Inexpensive, useful USB LED Lamp -
As stated, this is a small USB dimmable LED light. I use this in connection with a USB battery pack, as a flashlight or small lamp at times. The ability to change brightness levels from fairly bright to dim is quite handy. It is listed as a keychain lamp, but I think more care needs to be taken with it, that it would not likely survive long, literally on a keychain in a pocket.