We have a 12 by 12 rabbit shed in the back yard. Every night she goes out to feed and water them in the dark with a flashlight. I want to hook up a car battery up to a compact flourescent bulb -- or two. Would I need an inverter or buy a certain kind of bulb? Am I okay just wiring them up to a switch and light socket?

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Solenoid. (electro-magnetically operated switch)

What are the symptoms of a bad solenoid in a golf cart? On an electric golf cart, the most common symptom is the solenoid is not delivering electricity to the controller when the vehicle's ignition is turned on. In normal operating conditions, the solenoid clicks on and off with the ignition switch. A failing solenoid will generally not click.
https://www.google.com/search?q=patterson+golf+buggy+solenoid

If it clicks, it is more likely to be the accelerator potentiometer, basically the variable gas pedal. Great resource in the link for Golf Cart woes.

https://www.golfcartsforsale.com/blog/5-common-electric-golf-cart-problems-solve/

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petrol dry it out
diesel it could have a piston full of water and hydraulic locked

needs a inverter board,backlight or display hold flashlight to screen in dark room at night to see if u can see an image if so display is good replace inverter board or backlight

Since its a LCD take a flashlight and have the room as dark as possible and with the light look to see if a very very faint image of the picture can be seen or not---many of these sets use a "back light" for the brightness and if that's not on.......

1. It should go to automatic night vision. If this feature is not working then the answer to will a flashlight work the answer is not very well. The light will have to be on the child and a flashlight does not have much light behind it. Perhaps if you put a small lamp on a dresser that shines on the area the child is, this may work enough to keep an eye on him/her. A flashlight not so much. Hope this helps.

Regards, Tony

1 = adult deer
2 = bench
3 = baby deer
4 = baby pig with striped back
5 = adult pig
6 - feed and feed trough
7 = baby pig and pile of red apples
8 = fox
9 = tree with palm leaves and trunk
10 = 3 mice
11 = crow
12 = owl--can't find mine :^(
13 = duck
14 = rectangular feed trough and food
15 = goose
16 = mallard duck
17 = 2 rabbits
18 = baby rabbit and carrots
19 = 2 foxes
20 = St. Nicholas and his clothing
21 = another baby deer
22 = basket, carrots and cabbage
23 = horse
24= St. Nicholas sleigh, all parts

Merry Christmas!

How large is your yard? On a small yard (like a townhouse front & back yard) the trimmer should last long enough to do the yard a couple of times before needing to be recharged, but it depends on the individual yard, how many weeds you have, and whether you keep it running a long time.

If the trimmer charges at all but not for a very long time, it's either the charger or the battery. Check the charger when it's charging to make sure the red light stays on -- if it goes off or blinks, you need a new charger. If the charger light stays on but the battery doesn't hold a charge, you need a new battery.

Hope that helps!

if you see the logo she has directv. tune her t.v. to channel 03 or 04 and she should have a picture,if she lives in a apt. her feed may be coming from her provider or her t.v. is hooked up to another t.v. that does have a directv receiver. if this doesn't solve your riddle get back with me as i work for direcv in the tech dept. hope this helps you...

It sounds as if the connections in the back of the radio may not be continually connected to the contacts on the charging base. You might want to make sure that the radio is properly loaded in the cradle of the charging stand. The reason why the lights 'flicker' is because if your power goes out, the light on the radio will come on when it detects no power to the charging base. This is a feature to many new emergency radio gadgets. Imagine a storm rolling through your area and the power goes out in the middle of the night. Your Vector radio's LED lights come on so that you aren't searching for the radio in the dark.