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The following information may be useful if you are looking for a specific type of cable and connector. It’s not the complete list, but it is does include the most common types. The connector is the most readily identifiable part of a cable, so we will focus mainly on that part of the cable’s anatomy. The part that goes in is commonly referred to as male, whereas the port (or hole) it goes into is referred to as female. To continue the analogy, the process of plugging it in is politely called mating. Now you will see recharging your phone in an entirely different light. USB-A USB-A is most commonly used with computers or power outlets. When charging, you will connect the USB-A side into the USB-plug or into a laptop or computer. USB-A cables will only go into the port one way. You can usually tell which way up they should be by the USB symbol printed on the top. Make sure that the cable is inserted the correct way so as not to damage the cable or device… true.  USB-B USB-B por...

A Kokoda Adventure by Charlie Lynn and Glenn Armstrong is now available as an eBook on Amazon Kindle. A companion to 100 Treks Across the Kokoda Trail , this eBook takes the reader on a 12-day journey across the famous Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea. A Kokoda Adventure provides the reader with a geographical, historical and emotional perspective; its purpose "to give those who have not trekked Kokoda an idea of the itinerary, terrain and history; and for those who have trekked an opportunity to relive the experience", complete with photos from the Trail and attributed citations from previously published accounts. The eBook is subtitled ‘an armchair guide to the Kokoda Trail’ as it provides the reader with the best experience of the Kokoda Trail without having to undertake a grueling 12-day trek. The eBook also includes an afterword that calls for greater access to the Kokoda Trail for those that cannot trek. “The authors continue to lobby for a Visitor Centre at Owe...

100 Treks Across the Kokoda Trail with Charlie Lynn is now available as an eBook on Amazon. First published in a hardcover format in 2020, it is a story of reflection on the past 30 years of Charlie's commitment to the Kokoda Trail, told in his own words with stunning images from Charlie's 100 treks across the Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea. The eBook version is an update of the popular hard-cover version and provides an insight into the remarkable events that have transpired since it was published in 2020 - events that left Charlie stranded on 99 not out! Also included are previously unreleased photographs, including a poignant image from Charlie's 100th trek. It is a must-read for those passionate about the iconic Kokoda Trail. In 2015 Charlie was inducted as an Officer of the Logohu by the PNG Government in their New Years’ Honours List for service to the bilateral relations between Papua New Guinea and Australia and especially in the development of the Kokoda...

The Tonda is now available as an eBook on Amazon. First published as a hardcover book in 8 years ago, The Tonda captures the amazing fauna and flora of the Tonda Wildlife Management Area particularly around Bensbach River wetlands. The hardcover edition of the book was launched on Monday, 14 December, 2015 at the State Function Room, National Parliament, Papua New Guinea. The event was hosted by Hon. Justin Tkatchenko where he highlighted the importance of the Tonda Wildlife Management Area: “This book shows us what we have to lose if we do not look after this world wonder. It identifies the challenges in balancing natural habitat against industrial pressures. Greater awareness of our delicate ecosystems is a step forward in ensuring protection.” The publication of The Tonda as an eBook now provides an opportunity for even greater awareness and action. The Tonda is available as a two-part series on Amazon Kindle. The first is the main volume and the second is a compa...

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