And, as usual, most New Yorkers don't really seem to care what hits the asphalt....
Send that 20 Hz to your door speakers and you can pretend you’re surviving a drive-by shooting.
B-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-T!
B-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-T!
Ouch, looks like that works as a breaker tester / identifier as well.
My high school electricity teacher used to tell us about the "wet finger voltmeter" used by electricians of his day.
To check for live wires they would touch them with a finger, but eventually the nerves would die to the point where they needed to "wet" the finger first to feel the voltage. Never really knew if he was kidding or not, and fortunately, we were provided with Simpson 260s that worked quite nicely without saliva.
I couldn't find the original video she references but someone posted a video on how to make your own usb power adapter
I use a " wet finger " thermometer to measure the temperature of stuff after silver brazing, I first spit on it, if it dosen't sizzle I wet a finger and dab it several times, then pat it to make sure that it's cool enough to hold.
I have seen ( many years ago ) a member of a pit crew licking his finger and dabbing an exhaust manifold to find a misfiring cylinder . I don't think pit mechanics do stuff like that anymore.
While a picture is worth a thousand words, I have only a few for those crutches.
How would they actually work?
How would they actually work?
Both sides of the shock absorbers are fixed to the same element of the mechanism...Im Possible
Maybe they can sell them as muscle development / exercise accessory because of the extra weight.
Maybe they can sell them as muscle development / exercise accessory because of the extra weight.
They would work the same way anything generated in photoshop would... only in your imagination. 🙂 🙂 🙂
I thought I must have missed something. I guess not. They look cool but even if they were functioning, how would you grip the handles?
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The tubes at the top of the shocks would be useful as grips, two fingers each side of the mounting for the shock?
Seems like a prank, you don't have loads on crutches that need shock absorbers.
Seems like a prank, you don't have loads on crutches that need shock absorbers.
