I do now.multispool wrote: You know!
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Moderator: Mike Everman
I do now.multispool wrote: You know!
Nothing is worth another proxy war. Reminds me of that game... "whack a mole". But here they come in threes!Someone not Yoda wrote:"The shroud of the dark fibre has fallen, begun the proxy war has."
I have no problem going through this with anyone. The whole project is "Pro Bono Publico".milisavljevic wrote:Really? Why is this? (ie., is it something you are able / care to explain?) The geometry looks unexceptional.Graham C. Williams wrote: As I cannot accurately model Mikes excellent motor with NUDiS I have no hope of getting near to his values.
I would be interested in anything you have to say on this topic; if you do not wish to answer here, [PM] me.
I find the post quite civil, or let's say, civil enough. I would hope that this one sets the lower limit of civility for M.'s posts, nudge, nudge. Your post, multispool, had many points that needed to be taken line by line, and I'm glad someone did. Let's not get overly touchy.multispool wrote:
Moderators, Please ban this guys ip! On all other forum I belong to, he would have been banned long ago..
Thanks to our friend M for pointing out to me that I missed this perfectly direct question! I have been holding off commenting until the rules haggling calms a bit and I can see what we really have. I apologize for not responding until now!Mike Everman wrote:Larry, You in or what?
You can't imagine how great an honor (and how much fun) it was to have Bruno and some of the rest of you do the initial testing of my little Fo MI Chin II engine out in the vineyards, even though I couldn't be there to see it. And lots of fun to see all the pix and reports on all the great stuff that was run and tried. Again, thanks much for that one, Mike! Great stuff throughout.Mike Everman wrote:This may push me over the edge to sponsor another worldwide meet, to have some beers and run motors in similar conditions and stand around and go "hmmm" and "ahhhh" and "cooooool" and "hey can I run your motor on my injector?" THAT WAS SO FUN, I CAN'T EXPRESS IT!"
Unfortunately, the cost of travel will not be going down. Sad perhaps, but true. There is a way to get aroundGhrey wrote: Cost of travel being what it is ( read fuel prices ) I suspect this will have to wait...
Indeed! Hercules found the t-i-m-e to clean out the stables AND be the world's strongest man... (nudge)Mike Everman wrote: Hi Larry, I truly hope you can be involved!
Um... Not to be pedantic (who, me?! ) but Mike will build "a" superchine, not "the" superchine.Mike Everman wrote: I'll be building one of M.'s entries, the "SuperChine"...
The main body of the Lady Guinevere (ie., sans the ejector and intake) is just over 1.5 liters in volume.larry cottrill wrote: It would be fun to think that I could mess with Lady Guinevere a bit more and get her running,
because I think that would be a really fun one.
But, it was built to match the 32-inch contest rules; the chamber alone must be most of a litre!
And that is very, very cool of you. And not forgetting, Sam Mason. (btw., where is Sam these days?)Graham C. Williams wrote: The whole project is "Pro Bono Publico".
Sounds like what I call a "non-trivial" maths problem...Graham C. Williams wrote: [massive snip!] ... A lot of work!
Way cool. And thanks again!Graham C. Williams wrote: This is not the place for this discussion. I'll PM you when I have time.