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Honor Blackman, Actress

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efMX Trials Electric Freeride wrote: ↑

Mar 25 2020 9:46am

"The Biker Bar" section is for forum members only and requires log in.. not new..

well, the actual 'Bar' isn't.
try this.
whatever you do, don't tell the admin!!

No worries.. I am still there! I just post less as i have less time! and now am full time working for Rocky in the R&D team! Doc SWEET!!!! Thats got to be a great gig working for Rocky R&D. Anything coming down the pipe you can share? whats 'rocky'? to general a term to search! chrs Rocky Mountain ...

Hillhater wrote: ↑

Mar 22 2020 5:43pm

But ignoring your attempt to wriggle out of an answer,...

yepp, he's very good at that.

in memorium Kenneth R.

thanx to the neverendums the only thing i know about the french legal system is it's 'napoleanic' based. which aiui places priority on protecting the state over the individual, the opposite of what we're used to. this is how quebec get's away with banning english while the rest of us have to cater t...

I noticed doctorbass has been largely absent as well, though that could just be a coincidence. I've read through many of the old posts here at ES and it seems that at least a few of the people who seemed to be on the bleeding edge circa 2015 or so are either notably absent or no longer contributing...

miro13car wrote: ↑

Mar 12 2020 4:21pm

Deterrent?
So why not death penelty?

clearly deterrent hasn't worked for cars so why bother even have speed laws.
whereas the streets are soaked in blood from eMTB's.

'3 dimensional circumferential flux' (which implies can't be made of steel) is somewhat reminiscent of a wavecrestlabs patent that went uncited. but then who hasn't doodled a combo AF/RF. whatever happened to... https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=14914 https://endless-sphere.com/...

like this minus the hammering is E*S tight-bastard preferred method

Generally, with motors, you want to get power OUT of the load (the motor.) If power goes into a motor, but nothing comes out, it would be pretty useless, eh? power in, torque & rpm out is what you want. nice try cya tho. no, the load ohms is dictated by impedance matching . . .Maximum Power Transfe...

It all goes back to supply voltage. The power you can get out of a load is given by its resistance (at DC) or its impedance (at AC.) well there's the flaw in your thinking. generally power goes into a load. hard to believe you actually went to MIT. interestingly lower supply voltage also comes back...

Then transistors came along, ... what i said in a broader sense to include more than transistors. You can't have a motor with no impedance of any kind. no but you can (theoretically) approach it. You'd violate the laws of thermodynamics. which is why i asked ... i'd really like to know what sort of...

flat tire wrote: ↑

Mar 02 2020 5:36pm

Short answer, the current and speed control algorithms on ASI are not designed for motors with extremely fast current ramp times (low inductance).

even shorter answer: slew rate
i think that's why LFP favours lower voltage/low turn count

you can be dismissive of me all you like but it don't change the fact that weather warfare & geo-engineering are going on right now. there wouldn't be the need for a treaty if it wasn't real. the true purpose of any treaty is to attempt to keep your enemy from breaking the treaty while you keep forg...

But they are talking about impedance, not resistance. Two different things. are they really? or is resistance along with reactance the two sides of the same impedance coin? When a circuit is driven with direct current (DC), there is no distinction between impedance and resistance; the latter can be...

yes, i knows capn' obvious
that's what it takes to address history
trying to drive a stake thru the heart of the speed/torque wind urban legend

Punx0r wrote: ↑

Mar 02 2020 4:11am

You are aware that hurricanes are a phenomenon powered by heat, right?

you are aware of haarp pumping a billion watts of microwave energy into the ionosphere, right?

sky iz falling turkee lurkee

If there is no such thing as a high torque wind, why do members here call some winds (speed winds) when rewinding stators. it's all joshua goldberg's fault. don't think it started over at the power-assist yahoo group but fer sure it's where it blew up. some EE made the (stress) analogy to some noob...

well, zero ohms is ideal. so naturally a controller/inverter manufacturer is gonna say that, it's hard on the equipment. it makes his job more difficult to design as well as for more warranty claims having to drive/transfer power into lo-ohms. why do you think speaker impedance keeps getting lower. ...

balsa is not easy to work with...Lumber yard balsa is cheaper but not cheap. not cheap only outside CR apparently. the hobby shop owner who cut me a length in half with a hand saw wuz like 80y.o. just how hard can it be to work with????? Linden is one of three English names for the tree genus Tilia...

The DeHavilland Mosquito was highly respected. Mostly wood skin. ah yes, the spruce moose(quito) as it was called in Canada. :lol: You make a balsa frame (grows naturally down here, a junk wood often used to make pallets). rhetorical, but i would like to know then why the hell balsa is so damn expe...

I searched adding+capacitors. Searching rarely gets me anywhere For long battery wires what kind of capacitors and how much per foot of 12awg battery wire? confine yer search to Lukeforphysics for anything power related as that's his bailiwiki. then spin-off from there. https://endless-sphere.com/f...

Maybe take a look at early aircraft design, materials, etc. Wood is an amazing material with some properties that can't be beaten even with modern synthetics... hey, if the Luftwaffe can build & fly a jet fighter that's screwed-n-glued outta wood then a velo's no worries https://airandspace.si.edu/...

LockH would recommend this