Is nickel the same as silver? - The Computers & Internet

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I believe trains use DC and accessories use AC.

Brass darts are less expensive and sell for $4-20; whereas nickel/silver darts range from $12-35.

check and adjust float level or float/arm possible set to high or fill tube damaged or has debris jamming valve opening

If I understand you question (if not please clarify) you have a switch and outlet combo and you have a box with a black and white coming in one side and a black and white going out the other side. Here's the deal the switch side only deals with the black (hot) lines but the outlet needs a common (white) line so there should be two brass posts the black coming in goes to the bottom brass post and the black going out to the light goes to the top. You should now have two silver posts and these take the white lines they are common to each other (electrically speaking that means they are two ends of the same wire to put it simply) In the event you only have one silver post tie both whites to that one. if this was a switch box the two whites would be tied together with a wire nut and shoved in the back.

good luck I hope this helps.

It is silver plated. The 'S' in the model number F100AS indicates silver. An 'N' in a Yamaha flute model means it is nickel plated...

most contacts with silver colouring is a silver alloy the root cause of arcing and burnt out points might be a wrong value capacitor

You have to remove the CMOS or RTC battery. It is inside the laptop, it's silver and round about the size of a nickel. Leave it out for 5-30 minutes.