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...span style="color: red">'''Safety Point!''' If heavy weights are needed to test a structure use a bag or plastics bucket and sand not sharp-edged metal wei

...rmally rated between 6 and 24 volts. They are suitable for alarm circuits, test equipment, timing and control.

* Can you think of a fair test to prove that what you think is true?

...ules''' are used also as a '''Straight Edge''' with which to mark lines or test for straightness.

The card roadway and model car need not be included in the final test weighing.

* '''Nylon cord''' - 50 lb. test nylon kite line can be used for diamond kites, small box kites, small and m

...'''[[Paper and Card|A4 paper]]''' or thin card. Try different designs and test each one by loading it until it fails.

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...ething which is a right angles or 90 degrees. They might perform a similar test using a '''[[Precision Marking and Measuring|Surface Plate]]''' and Try Squ

...-contact_voltage_detectors '''electrical tester pens'''] should be used to test for live circuits.

...carefully by '''[[Planes|planing]]''' them to ensure they are straight and test for '''[[Squareness]]''' with a '''[[Try Square]]'''.

...sy to determine but can be derived from tables ''(obtained by connecting a test flag to a tow line, which is then connected through a load cell to an airpl