I've seen a marine diesel than used main valve solenoids. The failure rate and replacement cost was quite a show stopper apparently. I can't for the life of me remember the make of the engine at the moment.
Exactly. The thought of having petrol under high pressure in an engine bay concerns me a bit. One fitting failure/debris impact and the bay will quickly fill with atomized fuel.....charming thought. I've been involved in the rebuilding of an engine room on a vessel that had burnt out from the result of pressurized rail failure. The result of that was over a million dollars in damage from a liquid that is vastly less volatile than petrol. I'd hate to see what the result from petrol would have been like.
Ethanol is more volatile than diesel I believe and might compression ignite more readily than the diesel which would require it to be injected very late after TDC in turn negating the cooling effect it would have to the chamber. But it would work as you said it would if some other substance exists that would have a higher octane than the diesel.
Most reasonable people should be able to discern the difference between fair post developing (as per your links) and forgery. It is actually very rare for a raw negative (film or digital) to go straight to print without being processed to some degree. Particularly with digital Raw where the format inherently records as much information as possible in which post processing is needed to improve the tonal balance etc of the final print. I'm not having a dig at you or anything, this is the subject that has been exhaustively discussed over the years and most people tend to agree that normal post work is acceptable.
I was thinking along the lines of having the hardware on a platform in the middle of an aquarium surrounded by sharks with fricken tasers on their heads.
I'm a semi-pro photographer and one odd thing I found about the CFL's after I converted my house to them was that the recorded colour temperature from them was much consistently closer to 5000K than most incandescents. So as an unenclosed bulb they are more whiter than normal bulbs. Wish I knew that earlier.
Quoting out of context is another angle that many groups like to use. What the Pope said incited sporadic violence around the world, mostly by those that lacked either the intelligence or the impartiality to recognise the statement for what it was; a quote from half a millennia ago that he was using to highlight the need for understanding between religions. This has been pointed out time and time again in various media for quite some time now and yet you still failed to grasp it.
I find it bizarre that people have such a hard time with Ebay. I've spent tens of thousands on Ebay (typically engine parts and camera gear) and never once have I've been burnt. It's not because I'm overly skilled in reading people or anything, I think a lot of people let themselves get excited over the item and get target fixation. It's common to see items get bid to death and go way over market value. Also it takes fuck all effort to just scrutinize the seller a little, the wankers are pretty easy to sort out from the pros. In private sales does the seller offer for people to come around and view the item? If so then go and have a look or send a friend. You can actually pay someone to go have a look.
But you are right, plenty of idiots get hammered by places like this because they can't/won't get their act together and think for a change.
Typical sniper doctrine in urban areas is to layup far back from the window threshold and also camouflage themselves against the background I.E. appropriately coloured blankets. The developers would have no doubt studied sniper doctrines from various forces around the world and would have accounted for this issue.
Detroit is beginning to push 4 stroke now. In preparation for 2 strokes eventually falling outside emissions laws I guess. I haven't come across any of their new 4 strokes, but it will be interesting to see as we run a fair number of 4/71's that will be decommissioned soon.
OK, I'll feed the troll. That, I must say, is some of the most ridiculous shit that I have seen posted here for quite some time. I can't help but notice that you are are of such a spineless nature that you can't even bring yourself to not post AC.
The UK has a long and varied history, their institution's are born from evolving traditions, not created in one foul swoop of constitution. I'm not saying either is better or worse, but the point is that they are vastly different from each other. Perhaps one day the ranks of nobility will fade to nothing but memory, or maybe they won't. In either case it has little to do with the rule of law. The class divisions in the UK are nothing compared to even thirty years ago. It's changing shape in this regard at a remarkable pace given the historical age of the region. Just because you had a bit of a hard time getting served in a shop (perceived you nature perhaps?) is hardly solid ground onto which to build an argument on the United Kingdoms culture.
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The video of that jacket being tested with the destruction of an engine was quite impressive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j973645y5AA
I would have shit myself then and there if that had happened to me. Funny how the brain works sometimes.
I've seen a marine diesel than used main valve solenoids. The failure rate and replacement cost was quite a show stopper apparently. I can't for the life of me remember the make of the engine at the moment.
Exactly. The thought of having petrol under high pressure in an engine bay concerns me a bit. One fitting failure/debris impact and the bay will quickly fill with atomized fuel.....charming thought. I've been involved in the rebuilding of an engine room on a vessel that had burnt out from the result of pressurized rail failure. The result of that was over a million dollars in damage from a liquid that is vastly less volatile than petrol. I'd hate to see what the result from petrol would have been like.
Ethanol is more volatile than diesel I believe and might compression ignite more readily than the diesel which would require it to be injected very late after TDC in turn negating the cooling effect it would have to the chamber. But it would work as you said it would if some other substance exists that would have a higher octane than the diesel.
Most reasonable people should be able to discern the difference between fair post developing (as per your links) and forgery. It is actually very rare for a raw negative (film or digital) to go straight to print without being processed to some degree. Particularly with digital Raw where the format inherently records as much information as possible in which post processing is needed to improve the tonal balance etc of the final print. I'm not having a dig at you or anything, this is the subject that has been exhaustively discussed over the years and most people tend to agree that normal post work is acceptable.
Someone please mod this dude up. Sensational comment.
Excellent reply there, mate.
You know, I bet you are one kinky bastard in real life.
I could actually hear the sound of that one going whoosh over your head from where I am sitting on the other side of the world.
I was thinking along the lines of having the hardware on a platform in the middle of an aquarium surrounded by sharks with fricken tasers on their heads.
I'm a semi-pro photographer and one odd thing I found about the CFL's after I converted my house to them was that the recorded colour temperature from them was much consistently closer to 5000K than most incandescents. So as an unenclosed bulb they are more whiter than normal bulbs. Wish I knew that earlier.
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And yet you so cleverly replied to the wrong parent.... Tool.
Quoting out of context is another angle that many groups like to use. What the Pope said incited sporadic violence around the world, mostly by those that lacked either the intelligence or the impartiality to recognise the statement for what it was; a quote from half a millennia ago that he was using to highlight the need for understanding between religions. This has been pointed out time and time again in various media for quite some time now and yet you still failed to grasp it.
I couldn't think of anything more fun to have.
I find it bizarre that people have such a hard time with Ebay. I've spent tens of thousands on Ebay (typically engine parts and camera gear) and never once have I've been burnt. It's not because I'm overly skilled in reading people or anything, I think a lot of people let themselves get excited over the item and get target fixation. It's common to see items get bid to death and go way over market value. Also it takes fuck all effort to just scrutinize the seller a little, the wankers are pretty easy to sort out from the pros. In private sales does the seller offer for people to come around and view the item? If so then go and have a look or send a friend. You can actually pay someone to go have a look.
But you are right, plenty of idiots get hammered by places like this because they can't/won't get their act together and think for a change.
The foot ones in Aussie are the ones that make my bloody guts roll.
Come on, mate, what you're really doing is plotting the downfall of Britney Spears. Admit it!
Typical sniper doctrine in urban areas is to layup far back from the window threshold and also camouflage themselves against the background I.E. appropriately coloured blankets. The developers would have no doubt studied sniper doctrines from various forces around the world and would have accounted for this issue.
Come on, mate. Stop feeding the troll.
Detroit is beginning to push 4 stroke now. In preparation for 2 strokes eventually falling outside emissions laws I guess. I haven't come across any of their new 4 strokes, but it will be interesting to see as we run a fair number of 4/71's that will be decommissioned soon.
I had a good chuckle from that one, cheers. I'll try that next time.
What an excellent site, thanks.
The UK has a long and varied history, their institution's are born from evolving traditions, not created in one foul swoop of constitution. I'm not saying either is better or worse, but the point is that they are vastly different from each other. Perhaps one day the ranks of nobility will fade to nothing but memory, or maybe they won't. In either case it has little to do with the rule of law. The class divisions in the UK are nothing compared to even thirty years ago. It's changing shape in this regard at a remarkable pace given the historical age of the region. Just because you had a bit of a hard time getting served in a shop (perceived you nature perhaps?) is hardly solid ground onto which to build an argument on the United Kingdoms culture.