Endless Sphere

So how did QS respond?

Is that racecar an Auto Union? I'll take one.

https://www.facebook.com/LifeofaRaceCar/

https://www.nascar.com/news-media/2019/01/18/nascar-hall-of-famer-glen-wood-dies-at-93/ Without Glen Wood, would pit stops still be racing's biggest joke? If you watch the 1969 Indy 500 you see Andy Granatelli interfering with Andrettis pit stop and Clint Brawner is about to deck him. Now they have ...

We discussed types of pedalling, really got away from the rhoadescar. Which was the best part.

OP wasn't so serious, so we were free to roam. Obvoiusly some of us WANT to. . . .

Can you do 200a? I have a dozen 80100 and half that in 8085 that the price was better than the potential uses. Reverse might be nice.

J.D Gibbs, head of Joe Gibbs racing in NASCAR, some 4 Cup championships, domination of the Busch/Nationwide/Xfinity series, etc.

https://m.nascar.com/news-media/2019/01 ... -obituary/

So the problem with the eye candy look extends beyond the additional work --- It tends to make it heavier. The JK Velo is so accessible and so light. But I want something better, no question. That Fayton Ecological Tourism car --- Dang, is it REAL? 4 years on, NOTHING! And there would seem a lack of...

Is that the Sym or whatever knockoff of the MadAss? Looks like a solid platform. Missed your chance at a factory electric. But that's just 800w anyway. I could imagine what hub you've have thrown on this. https://gas2.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/madass-1-800x445.jpg https://i0.wp.com/paultan.org/...

Now that sounds like the theme for a TV detective. These days he drives a Tesla. Or maybe we give Captain Hook from 'Once Upon a Time' his own starship for a new 'Star Trek' series. He could play the TV detective, too.

https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=97863&p=1435752#p1433591 Related thread. Depending on your state yours might be an NEV. As long as it's a conversion of a 'Normal' car, you might expect normal registration. You're not talking about a car fast enough for the freeway, though. In C...

1790 is several decades after the introduction of the Fardier a Vapeur. The first motor vehicle. It was a military vehicle, not sure how many might have been walking around Paris at the time.

I guess it might help to explain you can get on AliExpress a ND find maybe a full kit and contact them about your requirements. https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32859751212.html?pid=808_0000_0131&spm=a2g0n.search-amp.list.32859751212&aff_trace_key=&aff_platform=msite&m_page_id=675amp-7D6B6K1X4w3y5wa1LE...

If this worked right I could take a picture with my phone and attach it, bit there's been problems up to now. Huevos rancheros at the corner next to the fire station. Two eggs over easy, refried beans, whatever the orange rice is, plus there's a sauce. Oh, corn tortillas, too. Oh, I should say the s...

What do you mean by "some range?" My bike is about 70 lbs and I can travel over fifty miles at economy speeds and over thirty miles at typical speeds around 25 mph. I could double my range and still be within the 100 lb Texas limit. I guess you got a point about what that could really mean. That sh...

I think the reaction to a Kardasian is exaggerated, except I'm sure they're just using the excuse. The excitement over 'Bird Box' is overblown, but it's okay.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/02/entertai ... index.html

] Nope, not unless the prop is directly ahead of said control surface. Did you even read what I wrote before you responded? Why would you say opposing are rotating in the same direction? I'll repeat one thing you really got wrong. The longer the wingspan, the greater the inertial moment. No motor n...

The broader engine pattern might be to circumvent the pfactor of the pusher motor. Trimotors have a problem, especially when the lone opposing spin motor stops. A broader wingspan is like a long handled wrench, it gives greater power to control surfaces. So I might theorize two low power motors oppo...

When I get home to a proper connection I'll try out that forum. But I don't need a wearable light. 1050 lumens is good though. The spot/flood lights give me adjustable control of where the light goes and how much. That for detail fill in absolute guerilla/low budget shooting. Then I need broads. How...

You've got the idea. The only issue with the built in batteries is I need to swap them out. Maybe an external USB battery will work. This is for work: Television, still photography. Many hours a night. https://www.sportys.com/toolshop/rover-mobile-task-light.html https://www.sportys.com/toolshop/100...

So I have these flashlights that would take 3 AAA batteries in a clip, but I can use an 18650 instead. I'm curious about using rechargeables instead of other size batteries. I remember voltages didn't used to match up.

Or is there a chance this is just propaganda? Oh darn, finally the truth comes out. Neppy the shill. 2017: i'm a shill for cryptocurrency. 2018: i'm a shill against cryptocurrency. Okay, whatever y'all wanna think :lol: Amberwolf got the good one when I dubbed him Buckaroo Bonzai. Tags like that ar...

Or is there a chance this is just propaganda? Oh darn, finally the truth comes out. Neppy the shill. Actually, i'm sure he's just a big fan of all the publicity around the developers. https://bitcoincore.org/en/team/ https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-core-developers-move-to-fix-denial-of-service-sof...

Anything you made on Bitcoin was not a successful investment, it was a winning bet. Gambling in Las Vegas. All the talk as though Bitcoin was some business decision has been so ridiculous. How do you compare this to the stock market or trading any currency for that mater? Ah, which not to say that ...