DM4-R Revolver and DM4-Z Zeppelin Digital Manifolds The DM4 digital interface features a simple, easy-to-navigate menu with transflective display for easy reading in direct sunlight. continued from here Exactly what information should be in a guide for Dungeon Masters? This is probably a question that's been asked. I'm using brand new JB industries DMG-5 digital gauges and the subcooling is constantly fluctuating between 5-8. While the superheat is steady at 14. The manual say subcooling should be 5-7. DMG2-5 2-Valve Digital Manifold. The latest addition to the JB manifold line-up, the 2-Valve DMG2 digital manifold stands out from the competition with a large, easy to read back-lit screen with intuitive buttons that make getting the job done even easier.
- Zoro #:G4037367
- Mfr #:DMG2-5
- Gauge Accuracy: +/-1.00%
- Number of Hoses: 3
- Vacuum Port Size: 3/8 in
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| Gauge Accuracy: +/-1.00% | Number of Hoses: 3 |
| Vacuum Port Size: 3/8 in | Features: Programmed with 80 Plus Refrigerants, Heavy Duty Type K Thermal Couplers, Calculates Superheat and Sub Cool Simultaneously |
| Gauges High Side Red: 0 to 870 psi | Number of Valves: 2 |
| Refrigerant Compatibility: Multiple Refrigerants | Item: Digital Manifold Gauge Set |
| Material: Aluminum | Hose Length: 60 in |
| Gauges Low Side Blue: 0 to 870 psi | Country of Origin (subject to change): Spain |
Excerpts from DMG report...
DMG highlights 5 companies expected to achieve record earnings for FY11.
Analyst: Goh Han Peng
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| Gauge Accuracy: +/-1.00% | Number of Hoses: 3 |
| Vacuum Port Size: 3/8 in | Features: Programmed with 80 Plus Refrigerants, Heavy Duty Type K Thermal Couplers, Calculates Superheat and Sub Cool Simultaneously |
| Gauges High Side Red: 0 to 870 psi | Number of Valves: 2 |
| Refrigerant Compatibility: Multiple Refrigerants | Item: Digital Manifold Gauge Set |
| Material: Aluminum | Hose Length: 60 in |
| Gauges Low Side Blue: 0 to 870 psi | Country of Origin (subject to change): Spain |
Excerpts from DMG report...
DMG highlights 5 companies expected to achieve record earnings for FY11.
Analyst: Goh Han Peng
With the earnings season in full swing over the next couple of weeks, we highlight a number of stocks that are likely to deliver positive earnings surprises.
Either they are not well covered, or notcovered at all by the sell-side. This gives scope for price discovery as the companies continue to deliver on earnings.
Five out of the six companies highlighted will deliver record earnings for FY11,the best ever in their listing history.
Fundamentally, these companies are also attractive given their sound business models and valuation grounds. Share price re-rating catalysts could come in several forms: 1) earnings delivery; 2) higher dividend payouts; 3) spinoffs, restructuring or privatizations.
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We highlight Orchard Parade, the listed hospitality arm of Far East Organisation, Hiap Hoe, a niche developer specialising in prime residential projects with a substantial backlog of pre-sales to be recognized,LMA International, a global leader in the laryngeal mask range of medical devices and Hotung Investments, a venture cap company trading at 0.5x P/BV with > 10% prospective yield.
In the S-chip arena, we like World Precision Machinery (WPM), a leading stamping machinery manufacturer and Foreland Fabrictech, a vertically integrated manufacturer of functional fabrics trading at 2x P/E.
FY11 will be a record year for World Precision Machinery with projected net profit of RMB 180m (+ 44% y/y), surpassing its previous peak of RMB 144m in FY07.
WPM's growth prospects are driven by rising industrialisation and the shift towards high value-added manufacturing in China.
Among S-Chips, WPM (48 cents) is one that has a consistent track record of paying dividends. Based on a 35% payout ratio, the stock yields 6% and trades at forward P/E of 4.4x.
For 9M11, Foreland reported net profit of RMB107m, a five-fold increase in earnings, putting it on track to achieve record profit for the year and surpass the previous earnings peak of RMB 107m in FY08. To date, the group has achieved 6 quarters of sequential earnings growth.
Foreland's next phase of growth will be driven bv capacity expansion at its new production facility at Andong Industrial Area in Jinjiang, Fujian province.
The stock (10 cents) trades at a bargain valuation of 2.4x FY11 P/E, reflecting the negative sentiments towards S-chips. However, unlike other S-chips, the stock has a dividend paying history.
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