One penny is 2 ctm. wide. a row of pennies is 50 ctms long. How many pennies are there in the row....using addition / subtraction

The ring of dots around the edge of a British penny is 2mm.

US Penny

Turn the penny so that Lincoln's head points down into the tread. See if the top of his head disappears between the ribs. If it does, your tread is still above 2/32" , If you can see his entire head, it may be time to replace the tire because your tread is no longer deep enough.

unless it is a rare penny date--- only a penny and a keepsake
go google and type in--- rare pennies and there will be pages with what is rare and what is not worth much

Diameter
US and Canadian penny, 19.05 mm
English penny, 20.30 mm

Circumference
US and Canadian penny, 59.85 mm
English penny, 63.77 mm

Diameter
US and Canadian penny, 19.05 mm
English penny, 20.30 mm

Circumference
US and Canadian penny, 59.85 mm
English penny, 63.77 mm

It means that if you have a penny and don't spend it, you are a penny to the good rather than a penny poorer. The old English form of this is "A penny saved is twice got"

Of course it ignores the fact that if you spend money you presumably have something for it, otherwise you would keep the money.

The good news is that the unit is functioning, it's just counting pennies. I had the same problem with quarters and is a fairly easy fix. I won't get into any disassembly details, but you'll need to gain access to the infrared detectors (mounted to the motor assembly) and possibly the emitters (mounted to the front panel LCD display/push button board). Also, please be careful not the damage the wire harnesses when removing the top cover. Once apart, you can use your cell phone camera (which is sensitive to infrared) to see a purplish/white glow from a healthy emitter. Compare the penny emitter to the others and chances are it will have a lower output level and need replacing. If the penny emitter is strong, then check the detector with any infrared remote control( TV, cable box...) by pointing the IR remote control towards the penny detector and pushing any of its control buttons. This should make the penny amount count up, and fast too, as the remote sends out IR pulses while a button is being pushed. If this test doesn't increment the penny count, then the penny detector needs replacing. But before you do, try this remote control test on another known good detector to verify your findings. Please keep in mind that other malfunctions besides an emitter and detector could be the cause of your problem, but given the FS-4DA circuitry, the odds are extremely high that you have a bad emitter 1st, then a detector 2nd, as emitters are known to degrade over time and especially when continuously powered, as in the case of a switched 'ON' FS-4DA. FYI...IR emitters and detectors can be purchased from Radio Shack. Good luck and take care not to electrocute yourself when powering the unit with its cover removed.

Hi

The problem is from either the battery or the adapter .This is how to know;

First remove the battery of your laptop,plug the adapter,connect to electricity and put it on If the laptop turns on, then the battery is faulty and should be changed

If it doesn't come on,test it with another adapter. If it comes on then the adapter is faulty and you should get a new one

Cheers!!

remove 2 rubber plugs on each side of lid remove the screws underneath lift top up remove the plactic ring around tub top by pulling up on clips along top edge remove the spring on left attached to ring lift ring off remove agitator again lift inner tub up and out ..when reinstalling inner tub be sure it drops completely in so the center gear drops in place

penny trick is when u tape 3 pennies together and put them on bottom of memorychips on the mother board total of twelve pennies for four memory chips on bottom this is done to fix the 3 red lights just a temp fix but i would recommend doing the x-clamp replacement better success

I suggest using three copper pennies per Ram chip. Use a slight amount of reusable adhesive to stick the pennies together and then to adhere to the ram chips. Note: Do not screw the black screws back onto the bottom of 360, just the silver screws. Also use pennies made before 1983, they're %100 Copper and make better heat sinks.