What does CMYAF stand for?
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Its the model code and not nessesary to represent any particular abbreviation or specification.
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It's just Corsair's model#/part# for their Vengence Airflow Memory Fan. If I had to guess, it's probably short for Corsair MemorY AirFlow (capitalizing the C, M, Y, A, and F to come up with a part #). Hope that helps! I have it myself, and it works well. It's very quiet, and the rotating fan logo looks cool if your PC case has a window. I definitely recommend it.
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It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is roughly about 3-15/16". Hope this helps. It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is... » Read More It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is roughly about 3-15/16". Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Not that I remember. Why don't you go to Malouf's website and look there for an answer. You might be able to email them directly.
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I did see a small "CSA" marking . There is a "ANSI A112.18.1" marking . They give a toll free number for Canada 1-800-387-0369 this might help.
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One of the issues I see with TMFC is their use of GAC post filters instead of extruded or compress carbon filters. GAC carbon filters tend to be less reliable and their effectiveness is not as great as extruded or compress molding styles. Other than that issue, the TMFC looks like a nice system.
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The "ca" stands for California Approved as it's C.A.R.B. Compliant. According to the MSDS the contents are identical. af-3: http://idqusa.com/datasheets/msds/AF-3_MSDS.pdf af-3ca: http://idqusa.com/datasheets/msds/AF-3CA_MSDS.pdf The big difference is the fitting on the top. The "ca" version is different so any existing connecting hoses you have may not fit. Check out: http://macsworldwide.wordpress.com/2011/01/05/in-california-it%E2%80%99s-the-new-law-for-refrigerant-use/
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The box says ETF Extreme Tactical Force. I hope that helps. I like this site but loose the dot sometimes in bright sun situations!
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It's an organization that oversees standards in the electronics industry. I have no idea what the letters actually stand for as I could not find it in any search. If your TV is an HDTV then you have the mounting holes. It will be four threaded holes in the shape of a square or even rectangle I think, 100 Millimeters x 100 Millimeters, 200 Millimeters x 200 Millimeters and so on. To convert Millimeters to inches so that you can measure your mount holes to know which that you have, multiply .03937 by 75 or 100 or 200 and you will have the standard US equivalent. 100 Millimeters square is roughly about 3-15/16". Hope this helps.
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I have a master alpha chrony which looks exactly the same and the box (not in picture) is marked both "master" and "alpha". The other end of the box gives the options of master, F1, M1, and Paintball and none are marked. This picture, though blurry, shows the small writing just to the right of the readout window. That should say -fps and -mps (feet and meters per second). I can't tell more from only this single picture. Thanks, Alan Long
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'Green_MD' most likely means Medium and Green - not in that particular order
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I got the Chinese version. The "Y" looks ambiguously like a "Y" and a "V." But it is identical to the picture they present. The tongue says "Tiger Claw.com"
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Yes I have that as well. It seems to be fine, after some searching CM mentioned that it was just a mixup.
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Hello! The information that I have is that you have indicated where the MDF is located. I hope this will help you. Thank you for asking the question! Ardmore Corner-Bench Dining Nook
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http://www.cff.org/aboutCFFoundation/NewsEvents/2014NewsArchive/10-16-Simply-Right-Baby-Wipes-Recall.cfm
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If you have the Smarty Jr ME as the Smarty Jr USA is not programmable to EGRand DPF delete if you can find the ME (Middle East ) version you can go to the Dodge Forum Smarty Jr section and get the download
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The short answer is no. TPM stands for Trusted Platforms Module. The two headers look familiar, but are for very different things. If you google "trusted platform module", there is a great description of it by the whatis.techtarget website.
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I have bigger cases, but none as roomy as the C70. There are no silly brackets in the way of anything, just wide open. I have bought 3 of them, one of each color, for my kids and I. It really is by far the best case I have owned.