My wife is using a battery operated brest pump,?
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Yup,\nDepends on the type of batteries (AA, C, or D) and how they are wired together series, parallel or a combination.  Most batteries are 1.5 V per cell.  If they're in series, add the voltage, if they're in parallel, they're there for available current or increased battery life.  The gadget may have some name plate data on the box or the device that says what the voltage and current requirements are.\n\nAnyhow a trip to Radio Shack and a little bit of wiring is all you need.  They have a couple of universal AC to DC transformers you can plug into the wall.
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Good for your wife for getting back into shape!\n\nI have breast implants, and I started with a couple of message boards and talked to 100s of women who already had them.  Try a message board.  BUT!  Have your wife go there.  They don't take kind to men, sorry!\n\nI would say the first thing is to find a GREAT doctor.  Then, she will go in for a consult where she will try on special bras and they will put in essentially water balloons.  It's the size of the balloons that she likes that will determine what size she ends up being.\n\nSeeing how she is petite, I would say getting her to a small C would be great!\n\nAnd silicone is still not approved in the U.S.  For studies only.  Mine are saline.\n\nYou can play with them as soon as she is comfortable.\n\nI would say that yes, submuscular is the way to go.\n\nSeeing how she is done nursing kids, she could go with any incision spot.  I went through the navel believe it or not!\n\nOh, you called it bum - are you in the U.K.?  Regardless, she can get saline if that's what she wants.
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#7, one one hand we are powerless, EXCEPT to conserve! I am doing my part by changing out lightbulbs and everything I can to save water even...Water will be a problem soon too, watch and see.  We gotta use less gas and that will happen only by having alternatives...Bring the alternatives on!
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spray her with a watergun lol
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Where were you when she got a hold of a q-tip? I wouldn't necessarily take her in if she's okay now. Keep an eye on it though.
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have you tried letting her Gide your member in and is she wet? when my hubby and my self do it he gets too excited and wont's to put it in and cant find it so I'll do it.
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something is leaking. could be the inlet lines or the outlet. also the seals on the pump itself. If the leak is smaller then that you could be measuring changes in atmospheric pressure
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IT MAY BE THE BATTERY!!! HOW LONG HAVE SHE HAD IT? IF MORE THAN A YEAR SHE NEEDS TO GO GET THE BATTERY CHANGE MY BEST FRIEND BABY HAS ONE AND ALSO HAVING TROUBLE WITH HIS NOW , BUT ITS TIME FOR HIM TO GET THE BATTERY CHANGE , IM SORRY SHES GOING THREW THAT GOOD LUCK ;( DIS SHAKESUMTIN AND IM OUT   KEEP ME POSTED
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4 inchs going two hundrens mile an hour is more than enough...go get pumping
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I wouldn't worry at all it's just her juices (albeit a lot of  them) - you must be doing everything right! This only usually happens when a woman is having a *very* good time, so pat yourself on the back, she's a lucky woman!
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Wow... do you have a clone?   :)\n\nYes, helping around the house is something you should be doing anyway, and it keeps her from being overly tired and more likely to put out, so you get your 'reward' in the end.
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probably need to see a doctor;  she may have a urinary tract infection (UTI)
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Try not to push her into it but do what me and my BF did, go very slow and get her used to it.  Slowly go in and out with out going all the way it so she can see its not as big as she fears.  Plus less bleeding this way if she's a "V".  Go at her pace not yours. weather you like it or not you might get excited and want to speed up, just keep looking at her eyes and remember that it's for her too.
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Just make sure she nurses regularly...momma looks after her.  Have the vet check her out too.
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Two words.......AIR PUMP
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No, she turns mine on!!!!
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Hi. The most efficient way would be to bypass the power to the pump used to raise the water in the first place and use it directly. This would eliminate friction losses and generator losses.