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22 August 2018
A Simple Single Click Light Switch
The simple single right turn click-on, right turn click-off design is much simpler than the double click-on and off swiches on some older lamps. It was a good replacement for the unreliable
switch it replaced.
13 December 2017
Easy and Practical
Though I only needed 1 of the 4 mica microwave cover sheets, it was easy to cut to shape and the practical solution to repair my sparking microwave oven. They are large enough to use in larger ovens as well. I've had no sparking problem with my oven since, and I intend to use the other sheets if necessary on my other microwave ovens.
01 June 2013
Great video card for an operating system upgrade.
The EVGA NVIDIA GeForce 6200 (512A8N403) 512 MB worked well tested in an AGP 4X/8X generation emachines computer, as it was originally designed and shipped to operate with the Windows XP or Vista operating system. It's NVIDIA control panel permits the adjustment of screen positioning, even using an HDTV in its VGA mode, (which usually limits resolution to 1024 X 768). The latest generation of display drivers for the card, (v.307.83, released 01/31/13), however, do not permit screen positioning at that resolution running on the Windows 7 Home Premium operating system using an HDTV in it's VGA mode. The card also, apparently, blacks out, then recovers, (not a crash), and Windows 7 delivers a message stating "Display Driver Stopped Working", a problem that seems to disappear when the monitor resolution is set at 800 X 600. This eccentricity probably disappears entirely when using a computer monitor. The card's performance and driver's eliminated a problem I encountered using a 2006 ATI ALL-IN-WONDER card with 256 MB of memory, as it's most recent Catalyst Control Center drivers were not Windows certified, and involved several performance irregularities explicitly detailed in the card drivers' .pdf file. These included strange screen output distortions at times, (which cleared up on their own), and the loss of use of the card's second output connector and TV output, (although third party television service drivers are available at some expense). Though tolerable, the elimination of these ATI card driver differences was desirable. Incidentally, the ATI card still works very well with it's original operating system, Windows XP. All things considered, the EVGA NVIDIA GeForce 6200 512 MB card is a quite desirable solution to upgrade a Windows XP era machine to a newer operating system like Windows 7, SP1, or later. One might, however, recommend the use of a digital monitor, not an HDTV in VGA mode, to accomplish the adjustments of its screen resolutions to higher detail than 800 X 600. It is also notable that the card's warranty requires that it be purchased from an authorized reseller.