Monday, December 12, 2011

What Is The Weight Limit At The Airport For Your Luggage?

i know you can bring two suitcase, 1 backback and a carry on. what is the limit for each?|||international is 70 lbs for each checked baggage and your carry on must not exceed 15 for most foreing traveling in europe one bag not over 20 kg|||35# kgs|||when I worked for the airlines years ago it used to be 70 #'s but this could have changed. call your airline and ask.|||Most airports limit total checked bags at 100 lbs for short trips and 200lbs for internation or long trips over two weeks.





You can check your airlines website for specific information on allowed weight for cheked luggage as they do vary slightly from airline to airline.|||its one checked bag and 2 carryones per person, the carryones should be backpack sized, and the checked bag should be less than 40 lbs.|||That varies from one airline to the next, as well as the class of your seat (first class gets more for their money) and often the distance of the flight. Trans oceanic flights often allow more weight than short-haul flights.





The discount European airlines such as EasyJet or RyanAir allow as little as one 33 lb bag. Their excess weight charges can be well more than the cost of your ticket! I paid 45 Euros for a flight from Spain to the UK and another 84 Euros for excess baggage weight!|||It's usually about 50 pounds for checked baggage. The carry-on limit is by size, not weight.|||For checked bags, it depends on the airline. Most are 50lbs. For carry on, it all about size. Must fit in overhead or under the seat.|||pretty sure that anything over 80 pounds costs more.

What is the optical limit of a microscope and why?

Not electron microscope.Why can't we simply produce more powerful lenses (larger/smaller?) or does it have something to do with photons-just always wondered,that's all. Also,have we reached a limit with images in an electron microscope?|||The optical limit of a microscope is defined by the wave property of light known as diffraction. The resolution of a lens is a function of its wavelength and numerical aperture. The numerical aperture is the sine of the semi angle of the cone from which light is either collected from an object or focused to an image. (They are equivalent.)





The smaller the wavelength the better the resolution. Electrons in an electron microscope have a much smaller wavelength than light. That is why an electron microscope has better resolution. Similarly using a blue laser instead of an infrared one (smaller wavelength) in a DVD player allows one to pack more information onto the DVD disk.





The larger the numerical aperture (cone of focused light) the larger the resolution. Hence a high numerical aperture microscope objective has better resolution than a low numerical aperture one.





One can magnify an image so that our eyes can see more detail than the optical system can resolve. This is called empty magnification because although the image gets larger it does not contain more information. It is a bit like over magnifying a digital picture until the pixels become very large.

What is the safe limit for copper in water?

We have been having problems with our water. Our house is spring fed and the water turns blue. We know the water has too much copper in it. I am trying to find out what the safe limit is for both drinking and bathing water? Any help would be great! Thanks.|||Take a look here





http://dnr.wi.gov/org/water/dwg/copper.h鈥?/a>

What's the limit value of a package I can receive through the mail without paying taxes for it?

Hey guys!


Here's the thing...I wanted to buy an electronic gadget online in Europe and have it sent here to my home in Connecticut, US. I was wondering what is the limit of the package so it goes through US Customs without being processed for importing fees or something like that.


Thanks a lot guys!|||$0.00 Unlike when you hand carry goods from overseas, there is no duty free allowance when you order goods to be shipped to the US. If the item is dutiable then Customs will collect the duty. They sometimes pass on low value items as the duty may not be worth the cost to collect it.|||TFTP

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|||US Customs service is online -- google will find 'em

What is my price limit for buying a home?

I currently have $200,000 to put down on a home. What would be my price limit in total for buying? This will be my first home.|||lucky you...it depends on what you're really looking for in the home...how your credit is and how much of a mortgage and taxes you want to pay...visit some realtors to find out what may be best for you...|||We really need further information to answer this question. You did not tell us what your income is. Basically, take 31% of your monthly income to figure out what you can afford on a monthly basis for your house payments + taxes %26amp; insurance.|||depending on what you're looking at and where you live, you may not need a morgage. If you plan to use one, however, you will want to not spend more on a monthly payment than 25% of what you make **net** per month.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

What is the alcohol limit for new drivers?

I understand that there is a probation period for new drivers of two years where you are only allowed 6 points on your license. Is there a different alcohol limit during this period for new drivers?|||The alcohol limit is the same for all drivers, regardless of how long they've been driving.





Driving over the limit carries a compulsory minimum 12 month driving ban, which could be more depending on the circumstances such as the level of alcohol, whether there was an accident, etc, in addition there would be a fine, community service or even imprisonment.





As a probationer driver you your licence would be revoked and you would have to take a second, more stringent driving test at your own expense before you could have your license back.|||As others have stated, get it into your mind that no alcohol is the limit, think about it, even if someone hits you and the police are involved you automatically are breathalysed. alcohol affects different people in different ways. Best off staying clear, i heard a story recently where someone ran over a child after just half a lager, the parents and locals smelt the beer on him and was promptly beaten up as a "drunk driver" followed by criminal allegations.|||I don't agree with those laws such as not being allowed after dark and not being allowed to travel with their buddies. That aside, assuming the new drivers are 16, than they are not allowed to drink anyway.





I would assume the limit for under 21 drivers is any alcohol at all.|||its the same for all drivers regardless of experience. however i do suggest that as a newcomer to the roads you should be extra cautious of yourself due to your lack of experience. from what i remember its 1 pint for a man..as for women i dont know. as dont have to worry bout it!!!|||As you are asking from the UK and not the states the driving age is 17 and not 16. Also in the UK the drinking age is 18. If there was a probation it would be legal for them to drink.





For the United Kingdom the limit is the same for all drivers|||How about if you're going to drive, don't drink any alcohol? Then you never have to worry about getting caught, or, you know, killing other people or yourself.|||the alcohol limits are the same fro everyone. most new drivers are underaged , therefore as well as DUI charges there would be also charges against the underaged driver for underaged drinking,.|||The alcohol limit for new drivers is the same as the alcohol limit for experienced drivers.

How long is the limit for getting a tax refund from the state of nebraska?

I know that the Federal Government allows up to three years for someone to get a tax refund, but what is the limit for Nebraska State income tax refunds??|||Same thing as the fed.





Actually, it's the current year and three years prior (total of four years). On April 15, you'll lose one of those years.