That is quite ENOUGH thankyou. Get back to your harp, skaar, you ol' windbag.
There was a young feller named skaar
whose exhaust could be heard from afar
to save himself toil
he used straight veggie oil
and fouled it all up with the tar.
:-)
(Er, no need to respond to that, it's a suitably crum
Believe you would be right. Was just thinking that Ballad would be a better
term than shanty. Must be all of 30 years since I heard it
B.r., David
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..etc. Maybe
I've got it completely wrong.
B.r., David
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> i believe i read it as a heading in an asimov book, maybe heinlein, but
> i d
I heard it on a 33rpm record called Bawdy Songs and Backroom
Ballads -- eons ago.
GN
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> i believe i read it as a heading in an asimov book, maybe heinlein, but
> i don't remember heinlein being so sexual in his writing, though he did
> write my favorite book.
>
> "Dr.
i believe i read it as a heading in an asimov book, maybe heinlein, but
i don't remember heinlein being so sexual in his writing, though he did
write my favorite book.
"Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
> Yar, mate. Thet be the one
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > circumcising
> > that's the one.
> >
in to take
ourselves as we get older.
B.r., David
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> circumcising
> that's the one.
> tommy loy the cabin boy
> dirty little nipper
&g
Yar, mate. Thet be the one
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> circumcising
> that's the one.
> tommy loy the cabin boy
> dirty little nipper
> stuffed his ass with broken glass
> and circumcised the skipper
>
> seems painful for both parties.
>
> "Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
>
> > And one about circums
circumcising
that's the one.
tommy loy the cabin boy
dirty little nipper
stuffed his ass with broken glass
and circumcised the skipper
seems painful for both parties.
"Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
> And one about circumscribing the skipper
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > i seem to remember
And one about circumscribing the skipper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> i seem to remember one about tommy loy the cabin boy.
>
> Biofuels wrote:
>
> > The Cabin Boy's name was Carter
> > By gosh, he was a *arter!
> > When the wind wouldn't blow
> > and the ship wouldn't go,
> > They got Car
The rotor of the generator in CLearwater must be at least 30
feet tall.
It would turn slowly in low wind. I never tried to find out
who oned it or how much power it generated. But it was
certainly quite.
GN
jerry dycus wrote:
>
> Hi Gary and All,
> --- "Dr. Gary Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi David and All,
I prefer downwind rotors with rotatable tower
foils , I had been building them for 5 years 15 years
ago.
Your right, most noise comes from the interaction
of the blades and the tower. Another source is the
blade tips. I solved that by using single thickness
blad
Hi Gary and All,
--- "Dr. Gary Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen a unit with this sort of rotor in a city
> near
> Clearwater Florida. Rotor was mounted vertically --
> that is
> axis of rotation was vertical eliminating any wind
> direction
> dependence.
Where might that on
Hi Gary and All,
--- "Dr. Gary Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen a unit with this sort of rotor in a city
> near
> Clearwater Florida. Rotor was mounted vertically --
> that is
> axis of rotation was vertical eliminating any wind
> direction
> dependence.
Where might that on
i seem to remember one about tommy loy the cabin boy.
Biofuels wrote:
> The Cabin Boy's name was Carter
> By gosh, he was a *arter!
> When the wind wouldn't blow
> and the ship wouldn't go,
> They got Carter the *arter to start'er!
>
> Wind can be so unreliable - or "intermittent", as Shell Inte
I am referring to the diagram, which when enlarged shows a "pool" of some
liquid, valving, heat exchanger, and what may be a rectifier plus a couple
of transistors? Yet the text refers to "windings" and "no brushes", but I
don't see a mechanical connection, rather it seems electrical with DC. This
I have seen a unit with this sort of rotor in a city near
Clearwater Florida. Rotor was mounted vertically -- that is
axis of rotation was vertical eliminating any wind direction
dependence.
Looks feasible to me
GN
David Teal wrote:
>
> robert luis rabello wrote
> "I found the site. Pleas
The Cabin Boy's name was Carter
By gosh, he was a *arter!
When the wind wouldn't blow
and the ship wouldn't go,
They got Carter the *arter to start'er!
Wind can be so unreliable - or "intermittent", as Shell International would
have it!
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org
Indeed, this appears to be a pure hoax to me. The diagram you refer to
doesn't make sense-OR- I just don't understand the technology involved. I
looked at it carefully and I say - SCAM!
Tim
> http://www.wvt.de/englisch/index.htm
>
> They claim the start up speed with NO LOAD is .3 meters
robert luis rabello wrote
"I found the site. Please check out the following link:
http://www.wvt.de/englisch/index.htm
They claim the start up speed with NO LOAD is .3 meters / second. I
looked at the power curve on the site and it didn't seem like they were
making any outrageous c
Here is my patent spec. for noise reduction of wind turbines. I hope this
will allow more of them to be used, as it mitigates one of their public
acceptability problems.
http://l2.espacenet.com/dips/viewer?PN=GB2353825&CY=gb&LG=en&DB=EPD
David Teal
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journey
I found more sites on wind power and one which is selling
reconditioned wind turbines. Some interesting info too. There
are over 28,000 producing wind turbines on wind farms worldwide,
most are in california, 14,500 of them, and growing. Wind farms
are producing 7,800,000,000 kwh a year. Over 30 n
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