can someone hier a 15 year old for community service?

[Subject]
can someone hier a 15 year old for community service?
[Question]
15 year old connunity service

Kameron @ 2009-05-23 11:28:48

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Yes

But he has to be on the ball and smart.



Tell him his instructions

Korey P @ 2009-05-23 11:31:43

In texas Yes.

TearsShed @ 2009-05-23 11:31:54

you can volunteer

M-girl @ 2009-05-23 11:31:58

yeah, i was fifeteen when i started.

alot of animal shelters or church volunteer things hire.

(i hated church too but it went fast.)



you just have to go in and ask about it.

amity. @ 2009-05-23 11:32:00

Yes...I hear you just fine. Go for it! Good luck!

DA_BLUES @ 2009-05-23 11:32:08

Yes they can. But i think the person has to be supervised by someone older than 21. or an adult.

Noey @ 2009-05-23 11:32:21

No sorry

Nicholas Hoult @ 2009-05-23 11:32:24

Yeah, people often hire people for community service. It often is part of the high school curriculum, so I don't see why not. You could even get a job at age 15. Places like Kumon start hiring at 14. Some places in Canada actually require 40 hours of community service to graduate.

Patricia @ 2009-05-23 11:33:46

[Subject]
Will my subs break out my back window?
[Question]
i am looking at getting two 12" kicker cvx subs. they are 750 watts rms each and 1500 watts rms together. i'll be powering them with the kicker zx1500 mono amp which is 1500 watts. will they break out my back window of my car?

Brandon W @ 2009-05-23 05:21:14

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lol wishful thinking friend, but honestly they wont. your gonna need about 3 times that power to break out you back window

brandonandkarine @ 2009-05-23 05:24:58

Not even close, keep dreamin

Gordy @ 2009-05-23 05:28:53

no way dude try n watch the episode of mythbusters where they where testing allsorts maybe youtube will have it ps ul have a very nice rattle tho

smostaghimi @ 2009-05-23 05:42:27

I think you will need more on the line of 5000 watts RMS to do that. You will have rattle though. I am about to get 2 12" Kicker L7s that have the same strength as yours. They rattle everything and flex a little.

Genius16 @ 2009-05-23 07:06:38

Not even close - but you could throw them through the window and watch them break if you're that persistent. lol

RPM @ 2009-05-23 07:12:00

No but burglers might smash it out for you :P

hitmanjay99uk @ 2009-05-23 07:26:17

[Subject]
can i use an alternative to wire up a car amp?
[Question]
ok i have a emerson mobile amp that has 600 watt rms. i think. and in the manual it says to use no less then 8 gauge wire. now i was wondering if it could be safe to use something like an old extention cord or vacum cleaner cord instead?!?! so yea. im basicly trying to save as mutch money as possible being that i am only 16. thanks
ok i have a emerson mobile amp that has 600 watt rms. i think. and in the manual it says to use no less then 8 gauge wire. now i was wondering if it could be safe to use something like an old extention cord or vacum cleaner cord instead?!?! so yea. im basicly trying to save as mutch money as possible being that i am only 16. thanks









edit

when i say old i mean something that still works. just decolored from the sun

ha



and the vacum cord just came into my head at the time

thanks

Chris @ 2009-05-23 08:41:11

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wow bad idea just go to knukonceptz.com and get there complete 8 gauge amplifier kit its like 35

nick l @ 2009-05-23 08:53:01

i really wouldn't try either of those, just the word 'old' worries me...plus it ll need to be long enough to go from the amp to the battery....just buy new wire.

tej-tx @ 2009-05-23 08:54:40

Iv seen it be done on some poor man stereos. Don't know how good of an idea it is though. If a job is worth doing, its worth doing right.

Dustin @ 2009-05-23 08:54:42

No. If it says you need 8 gauge wire it means you need 8 gauge wire. Using anything else can be dangerous and even cause a fire. Not to mention it will not supply enough power to your amp which will reduce performance.



The problem with household wiring is that it is made for AC, not DC like in a car. The wire is only meant for low amperage. In a vehicle you need a wire that can carry a lot of amps.



If you use a wire that is too small it will melt the outside coating. Eventually you will have some bare wire which can cause a fire. To protect this you would use a fuse inline with the power cord. The fuse will blow before the wire would melt. If you have too small of wire you will need a small fuse and then you will constantly blow your fuse.



I know you are trying to save money but an 8 gauge kit is around $20 for a decent one. Like said before, look at knukonceptz for a good kit. I may even recommend 4 gauge wire if you run the wire any longer then 17 foot or so.



Good Luck!!!

MDC @ 2009-05-23 09:17:33

The builder of amps. and subs. worked for hours on end trying to make something work properly and give min. standards for install to prevent trouble. Always remember to keep inside stuff from the outside. Subs, wires, equipment, somethings don't react well to outside conditions. And please never mix AC/DC items, different safety standards for a reason.

Not just looking for points @ 2009-05-23 11:28:42

[Subject]
Confused over amps and subs.. help!?
[Question]
I'm looking to buy a shallow 12" Kenwood sub (4 ohms, max power 1400W) and I need an amp. I've been told Kicker is a good brand to go with. However, I have no idea what I need to buy to ensure my amp works and nothing is blown out with power problems. If you have any other suggestions for other brands of amp, please tell me, but the ultimate question is, What does my amp need to have W or ohm-wise to handle the sub?



This is the sub: http://www.kenwoodusa.com/Car_Entertainment/eXcelon/Subwoofers/KFC-XW1200F



This is the page I'm looking at for amps: http://www.crutchfield.com/g_120/Amplifiers.html?search=Kicker+VENDORID206&searchdisplay=Kicker&tp=115



Thank you for your help
Dakota -



This webpage should give all info needed.



http://www.infiniteelectronix.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=10350



If you really just need to know the rms, it says this sub is 350 W rms.



Does this mean a 300 W amp will be good, or should I get 400?

gbonds756 @ 2009-05-23 09:38:01

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just go to your local Best Buy and they'll hook you up. theyd probably put it all in and it would maybe be 400 total

puckdud @ 2009-05-23 09:43:01

max power means nothing



i dont know

cause for some reason their own website doesnt even list the actual power of the sub

idiots..

KB @ 2009-05-23 09:47:22

When you chose an amp, you chose it based on RMS watts not MAX watts.



RMS is the amount of wattage a subwoofer/amp can handle constantly.



Say a sub is 1000 watts RMS, you want your amp to be 80% of that. so 800 watts RMS.



Get us the model number for this sub so we can find RMS and we will be able to tell you an amp.



Good Luck



****Dakota****

Dakota @ 2009-05-23 10:03:05

well if you wanna turn heads then get kicker solar baric's

Munoz @ 2009-05-23 10:31:49

[Subject]
Please can you find my car radio code?
[Question]
After changing car battery, I need my radio/cd code ( I have kept it in a very safe place!). Be glad if someone can help please. 2004 Mondeo , M0003212. Thank you.

nice devil29 @ 2009-05-23 04:47:27

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No one here will know your code. I guess it is still in a very safe place, you just don't know where?



The dealership is the only place that can help you, and it may cost $20.

Pilsner Man @ 2009-05-23 05:02:26

Try 0569

Bruce W @ 2009-05-23 05:35:39

There are two cards with the code in your manual car which is in the glove box, if you can not find them, call the dealer give them your serial number of the stereo, they might ask for the vin number also and the going to provide you with the code, hope this answer your question otherwise you need to take your car to the dealer and pay 100 dls.

OSCAR R @ 2009-05-23 07:07:39