oscillations per minute
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I have no precise answer, but my lips are tingly after use because it is FAST. I'm not a morning person, so I'm looking forward to the batteries losing a bit of power.
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It might have been on the package which I no longer have. I went to the Oral B web site to see if I could find the answer but to no avail. Sorry.
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It could do something like that. For an hour long meeting, you could do something like this:1. Set a 45 minute timer with a low beep with a one second duration2. Set a 5 minute timer with a low beep with a one second duration3. Repeat step 24. Set the last 5 minute timer (for a 60 minute total duration) with a large beep with a 1 second duration. At the end of the 60 minute program, the gymboss will give off beeps until given user input. Hopefully something like that works. You can tailor it how you see fit. Pun not intended.
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Hello Stu, I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you are referring to the response time of the keys... it's instantaneous because the action is electronic as compared to a mechanical action produced by a standard piano.I hope this answers your question! Ken Getsinger
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Looks like they are using a DS18B20 sensor, using onewire communication. Making it longer would eventuality effect communication but shouldn't effect the accuracy.
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A little experimentng adding or subtracting seconds will give you a pretty accurate answer.
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Standard Cubic Feet per Minute. Rate standardized for temperature and humidity.
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I've had two that failed to oscillate and they were replaced by Lasko and Amazon. The two I have now are working well. One is a bit noisier than the other. They both oscillate about 75 degrees. Hope this answers your question.
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not possible with mine, it seems to be set at one frequency. I would like to know that frequency myself.
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IPM ....Impact Per Minute the number of times per minute the hammer feature hits
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I use this for my greenhouse mist system; the lowest "on" time interval is one minute, so every 2 min on is do-able; duration begins in seconds (I use 20 sec on), but does go up to minutes; can select between day, night, or both. For this price don't expect "calibrated" time, but certainly does the job I'm asking of it.
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I'm pretty sure we read 20 sec somewhere. Ours goes off about the same time too.
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You have the choice of Low Oscillate, or Still, & High Oscillate & Still. The only thing I wish it had was a remote.... (sorry, that's the cozy lazy me responding) ;)I hope I answered your question, if you purchase this item, I believe you will enjoy it.Cherie J.
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The minute-hand advances just a bit every 20 seconds. In "normal" mode, there is an LCD display of seconds.
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Ok, I see too many questions regarding this remote. Let me just tell you that it finally broke a month in use. While I had sync issues from the first moment. My opinion is that there are better ones at the same price.Regarding your question its 1 sec up to 99hours. All adjustments are with 1 sec intervals. Not less than a sec. Other remotes i have used also give you 1 sec, all solid sec. I couldn't find any wireless with less than that.Enjoy
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We have actually had it go off sooner than 15 seconds. I believe it is looking for absolutely no motion --- even breathing or panting will delay the response.
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From an email from the company: Normal Mode: 60psi - Runs for about 60-65 seconds. Soft Mode: 40 psi - Runs for about 70-75 seconds. Pulse Mose: 80 psi - Runs for about 75-80 seconds
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This was a gift to my Mother. I set it up(she is 92). I don't remember it having the ability to go that long between changes. Maybe an hour, don't think it can go any longer than that.