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Old 11-21-2009, 11:37 AM
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For those who are interested to filter the "useful info" out from the "trash comments" please go to:
Itīs vice versa Wilfried! Or (for your hollow marble) the opposite!
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Old 11-21-2009, 04:51 PM
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"Useful info" on this thread? Where? Thus far, a complete waste of time.

Now, a destructive failure test, this would definitely be useful info.

Willy, when is the test and what is your crush depth estimate?

Why do you not answer this, or any of my questions?

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Old 11-21-2009, 04:59 PM
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I volunteer to organize the tour and accomodations for the test. I will even cater it. Willy put up or shut up. The concesus is that you are a full of **** idiot. Prove us wrong.
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Old 11-21-2009, 05:05 PM
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Troy,

Try this one:

http://forums.1911forum.com/index.php

Based as you can figure on the 1911 but has sub forums with knowledgeable folks of all strips. I am such a history buff- I spend most of my time there following the USGI threads.
Just try to keep your head down this time son!
Sarah Palin does look hot in a skirt BTW...
And put Texas in your profile for gods sake!
California..... I'm surprised they even let you in the door....

LOL

I just picked up a NIB Inglis. Happy as a kid at christmas.
I've pretty much sworn off gun forums; seems like they're all carbon copies of each other when it comes to being a place to bash Democrats, Liberals and especially Obama. To help me taper off instead of quitting cold turkey, I started my own forum last month after I got booted:

http://guntalkandtroy.eamped.com/

Unfortunately, people there also seem to be more interested in talking politics (and cooking, for some strange reason) than in discussing guns. Ah well, at least no one's going to ban me.....

And congratulations on your new toy. My particular obsession runs to Mosin Nagants. I have a couple dozen, ranging from a New England Westinghouse M91 and Tula Peter the Great M91, on up to an Ishevsk 91/59. I also have a little of this and that, from bolt action shotguns to a Smith & Wesson Chiefs Special I inherited from my mother-in-law. It was her nightstand gun for thirty years, and probably hadn't been fired a dozen times.

If you have pics of your new gun, I'd be pleased if you posted them on my forum along with a little bit of information. I'm totally unfamiliar with what an NIB Inglis might be.
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Old 11-21-2009, 05:08 PM
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I'll have to search you for heat when you come to the submersion test. Absolutely NO SHOOTING AT THE SUBMARINE. It would be cheating on the bets.
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I'll have to search you for heat when you come to the submersion test. Absolutely NO SHOOTING AT THE SUBMARINE. It would be cheating on the bets.
Nobody ever lets me have any fun....
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Old 11-21-2009, 05:57 PM
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Paint guns are OK. Will that make you stop pouting?
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Old 11-21-2009, 06:44 PM
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Paint guns are OK. Will that make you stop pouting?
It might. But a beer would probably work better.

Would I have to restrict use of the paint gun to the submarine?
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Old 11-21-2009, 08:33 PM
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I´m quite not shure if the structure can bear the shots!
Having promised to provide enough beer that problem is solved. And after some of them, I guess the party will not mind if you treat them with your paint gun.
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Beer and paintball, now this thread is going somewhere!
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Old 11-22-2009, 09:07 AM
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Beer and paintball, now this thread is going somewhere!
Yep. And I have a paintball gun in the collection, too. A few years back I got tired of being a target for my teenaged boys, and started shooting back.

It was all good clean fun, until the day we found out orange paint balls leave stains on the clearcoat of an automobile. Specifically, on the clearcoat of my wife's minivan.....

Fortunately the stains eventually faded out, between the sun and a few car washes
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speaking of guns, where's the deck gun?
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Old 11-22-2009, 01:28 PM
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speaking of guns, where's the deck gun?
That is the next Wellmer invention. The concrete deck for concrete gun.
By the way WellmerShaffffffffffffff (I think I get it right this time) is going to all the forum he can find to spread his crap.
I think he has a concrete computer to go on the Yaconcrethooooooo forum.
Concrete cheer
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It might. But a beer would probably work better.

Would I have to restrict use of the paint gun to the submarine?
You have a gun which shoots beer? I'm in!
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Old 11-22-2009, 08:50 PM
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I know this thread has went to craps at about page 15

However - as a slightly related thing I was playing with the math for using compressed air as energy cache for small scale wind/solar whatnot local energy solutions. It seems that it might be able to com close to lead acid solutions in terms of efficiency and maybe challenge in cost.

So my scenario would be a 5 cubic meter tank under ground made out of steel reinforced concrete. 1.2m diameter would give enough room for maintenance inside - 5m length would give 5.3 cubic meters.

my calculations give ideal conditions storage of 80 kwh at 20 bar of pressure. Real life case might be quite different due to heat dissipation and the efficiency of the turbine/piston engine that converts the energy back to useful form.

You guys have better grasp of concrete structures so what kind of well thicknesses should one be looking at 20 bar 1.2m diameter cylinder. I guess one could go down to smaller and longer tube if need - 1m tunnel is still very manageable for a full size man to enter.

This is more of a mental exercise than a real project. And nobody has to be inside the tank...
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