a)absorbedb)reflectedc)transmittedd)all of the above
Keep away from the blade at all times, don't get in the path of the blade on a table saw, kickback can be fatal, wear safety goggles, lots of fine dust in the air can be explosive, wear a respirator when staining or painting to avoid breathing in fumes, or have adequate ventilation, and most importantly use your head if it looks unsafe it probably is!
buffalo ny: your results will vary due to various alarm model numbers, climate, temperatures, condition of the battery: if your alarm can page you instead of waking the neighborhood, set it for that asap. if cold night temperatures are dropping your poor battery's voltage, perhaps it thinks the voltage drop should trigger the alarm, just as if somebody opened the door and the dome light went on. measure your car voltage at the cigar lighter when you park it and at various times of the day with all devices off. if you get into the cold car and the battery voltage has dropped from 12.60 volts DC fully charged to a lower voltage, keep a log of this. is there a parasitic device drawing down the voltage overnight? car mechanic or electricial skill is required. see how to test for parasitic voltage drop. review your receipt for the different alarm model numbers and any additional devices involved with this. discuss with your alarm shop and get additional help from viper. is the car battery in new or excellent condition with no parasitic draining? if you plug on a trickle battery charger overnight does the alarm system behave?
