++ sunny, ~68F in the garden, pool at 73.5F.
Ice cold muscat blanc (fairly dry)& homey salmon on toast, lamb ribs are marinating for the barbee dinner in an hour's time.
So Foo-Yoo !
Speaking of a buncha hot air escaping - lookeeee lookeee what I have found.... 
(hint - go ta page 3)
I wonder how much a couple of pieces cost???
OR - maybe I can DIY one!!!
http://www.newwayairbearings.com/ad...ed_nwab-10-m-037-v05-2010-05-17-2500+page.pdf
(hint - go ta page 3)
I wonder how much a couple of pieces cost???
OR - maybe I can DIY one!!!
http://www.newwayairbearings.com/ad...ed_nwab-10-m-037-v05-2010-05-17-2500+page.pdf
dunno
ask them
It's da weekend and they are all out burning stuff on BBQ's ya Dummy!
Still would need to use whacko air compressor thingy too - and that blows..
Pretty stuff.
Might as well go for an air bearing ride too.
(speaking of navel, shippies now also ride on air bubble film : Maritime Propulsion | All posts tagged 'air-bubble' )
"MALS is understood to provide for an ad hoc supply over most of the submerged hull form"
Sooooooooooooo - if ya push enough water away from the hull wouldn't the ship ride lower in the water? Then you would need to pump more air into water - and the ship rides even lower in the water sum more - eventually the ship is traveling in an air bubble - until the air runs out...... Hmmmmmmm - did Wyle E. Coyote dream this thing up????
Sooooooooooooo - if ya push enough water away from the hull wouldn't the ship ride lower in the water? Then you would need to pump more air into water - and the ship rides even lower in the water sum more - eventually the ship is traveling in an air bubble - until the air runs out...... Hmmmmmmm - did Wyle E. Coyote dream this thing up????
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"MALS is understood to provide for an ad hoc supply over most of the submerged hull form"
Sooooooooooooo - if ya push enough water away from the hull wouldn't the ship ride lower in the water? Then you would need to pump more air into water - and the ship rides even lower in the water sum more - eventually the ship is traveling in an air bubble - until the air runs out...... Hmmmmmmm - did Wyle E. Coyote dream this thing up????
Yeh that be right and wuld mach Bermuda triangle gas bubles raising from depth making ships desapear ipo.
At same time same clever dude put ribs on hull of speed boath so to make air bubles and speed boat go faster.
I think that perhaps ZM haz a night gig - or a Cousin playing muzic in Turkey....
Baba Zula-HEY! - YouTube
Baba Zula-HEY! - YouTube
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What i don't understand is how one's supposed to attend a concert with a belly dancer, without finger poking the one in front.
This one is even worse, inter-active, you can make them move with the cursor, G-D it
Norman the Doorman Doorstop [P1-R8001] - £13.20 : Seld, chic interiors from wales. Offering welsh gifts, homewares, furniture and accessories with a contemporary, unusual, unique, design led feel
Norman the Doorman Doorstop [P1-R8001] - £13.20 : Seld, chic interiors from wales. Offering welsh gifts, homewares, furniture and accessories with a contemporary, unusual, unique, design led feel
Soldering advice
Todayz Soldering Tips by c2c....
DO NOT putting the hot tip of a soldering iron to your tongue to test it's temperature. This can be confirmed by simply testing out the statement. Putting a 600f or 700f degree tip on your tongue will make a mental impression that will be quite long lasting (for most people - but not all).
Next we will get to the more advanced topic of why you should wear pants with long legs made of heavy cloth instead of shorts or knickers when soldering (not to mention that soldering while in your skives or bare azzzed is completely out of the question). Also - for the really solder sloppy - a leather apron over one's - ahem - "private parts" can help to avoid having to tell wife (or GF - or both) exactly how said private parts have melted solder fused to them....
Also note that picking up the soldering iron by the tip is ill advised, as is scratching your nose with your soldering hand while holding the soldering iron....
Today's tip - If you should drop your soldering iron DO NOT try to grab it while it is still falling....... Guess why..........
Also - do not use wifez antique desk as work station - you will burn inlaid leather trim thingy.
Do not use wifez antique dinning room table as work station - you will burn fine hand rubbed finish and perhaps one or two lace doily thingy's too.
Do not use coffee table located over heirloom Persian Carpet - melted solder is really hard to remove from those......
Get a proper work bench - on a floor that is easy to clean and hides scuff and burn marks easily - even better if it is ESD safe....
Happy-happy soldering boyz.....
Todayz Soldering Tips by c2c....
DO NOT putting the hot tip of a soldering iron to your tongue to test it's temperature. This can be confirmed by simply testing out the statement. Putting a 600f or 700f degree tip on your tongue will make a mental impression that will be quite long lasting (for most people - but not all).
Next we will get to the more advanced topic of why you should wear pants with long legs made of heavy cloth instead of shorts or knickers when soldering (not to mention that soldering while in your skives or bare azzzed is completely out of the question). Also - for the really solder sloppy - a leather apron over one's - ahem - "private parts" can help to avoid having to tell wife (or GF - or both) exactly how said private parts have melted solder fused to them....
Also note that picking up the soldering iron by the tip is ill advised, as is scratching your nose with your soldering hand while holding the soldering iron....
Today's tip - If you should drop your soldering iron DO NOT try to grab it while it is still falling....... Guess why..........
Also - do not use wifez antique desk as work station - you will burn inlaid leather trim thingy.
Do not use wifez antique dinning room table as work station - you will burn fine hand rubbed finish and perhaps one or two lace doily thingy's too.
Do not use coffee table located over heirloom Persian Carpet - melted solder is really hard to remove from those......
Get a proper work bench - on a floor that is easy to clean and hides scuff and burn marks easily - even better if it is ESD safe....
Happy-happy soldering boyz.....
Todayz Soldering Tips by c2c....
DO NOT ..........................................
How much of this is learnt from painful experience?