Scott,
yes, I know what you are researching in daylight hours. You should have chosen German warships for your topic - less material to read trough, as that part of naval history proved to be a problem when wet.
Dave,
stop woodbashing for a minute and get us the blueprint - my neighbors need training in foottappig to the music at 3am.
Pit
yes, I know what you are researching in daylight hours. You should have chosen German warships for your topic - less material to read trough, as that part of naval history proved to be a problem when wet.
Dave,
stop woodbashing for a minute and get us the blueprint - my neighbors need training in foottappig to the music at 3am.
Pit
@ Scott - you should have chosen German warships for your thesis. Much less literature to work through, as their history used to be somewhat shortish.
@ Dave - no matter in whatever fomat, but get us the Sachico plan! My neighbours believe I'm a decent person (Buschhorn horns Mk1), which is a state of mind that has to be dealt with.
Pit
@ Dave - no matter in whatever fomat, but get us the Sachico plan! My neighbours believe I'm a decent person (Buschhorn horns Mk1), which is a state of mind that has to be dealt with.
Pit
True. Although they often did pretty well in their short lives.
Pit Hinder said:
It really doesn't have enuff information to do a gif or a pdf (still i've attached a tease). I did export an AutoCad 2000 DWG, if anyone wants it mail me... it is a 1/3rd the size of the original so i don't know how much information was lost, but at least it should be enuff to figure out how big the pieces are.
dave
Note: i haven't drawn a 206e yet so if has a 207e in it
Attachments
This patent fetcher will gather the entire thing together and make a pdf for you...
http://free.patentfetcher.com/
Guess we could call it an Olson-style horn instead of a Nagaoka-style horn ...
dave
http://free.patentfetcher.com/
Guess we could call it an Olson-style horn instead of a Nagaoka-style horn ...
dave
Well now, that is extremely interesting. 1937. I really should have known better than to assume that the stepped expansion was a Japanese-only thing, given the amount of work that was done on horns & their variations in the US during the 1920s - '40s. As ever, many thanks Greg. Both for the historical correction, and for pointing out an interesting piece of reading -I kid thee not, I've never seen this before. I think I'm going to enjoy this.
Time to do a swift re-write for the Spawn intro!
All the best
Scott
Time to do a swift re-write for the Spawn intro!
All the best
Scott
planet10 - Thank you for the nice drawings, and all the other work you do for this community. You might get me to install AutoCAD 2000 after all, I still use ACAD14 as I have not found the Bonus Tools that came with ACAD14 in ACAD2000. Anyway, I have redrawn Sachico in AutoCAD already, I'll enclose it
as a pdf.
as a pdf.
Scottmoose - Thanks to you too for the nice designs. I have tried to model Sachico in Hornresponse, and it looks pretty good, better then some other BLH I have tried. I do not have enough experience with this program to know if I'm entering the values correctly, maybe you can find a moment to look at the attached jpg.
I tried to post over the weekend, but there seemed to be some
network (?) problems, and I'm still under moderation, so its hard to respond quickly to posts.
I tried to post over the weekend, but there seemed to be some
network (?) problems, and I'm still under moderation, so its hard to respond quickly to posts.
