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Balenza wrote I take that back Crockett. :( My apologies. You've got it. :wink:

Diyitall wrote No sh@it. Never ceases to amaze me just how thick some people can be. :roll:

Diyitall wrote You still don't get it. :( I get it. You've been on the pop again. :roll: I think their is hope for you. :D

Diyitall wrote Fraid not. :roll: Yep and the airplane sitting on a controlled conveyor will not prevent this land speed from happening. The conveyor is not preventing forward movement. Spacecat explained this quite clearly early on in the thread. Which part don't you...

Diyitall wrote This........... The Op stated Where do you get the 100mph from ?. The control system is in place to match the conveyor speed with the wheel speed. Do you know what a control system is ? No. The conveyor is at a standstill. The control system will ensure...

You can post whatever you like as long as its nothing to do with airplanes on conveyors as you ain't got a clue. :lol:

You have taken the OP's question and re-arranged it completely out of context. Just reading through this jumble I have seen that Spacecat has given a good explanation . Though being a physicist he ought to. :wink: What are your credentials diyitall on the subject ?.

The OP wrote Diyitall wrote Read the original post and you might have a clue. :roll:

Diyitall wrote And turn they will. :roll: The thrust of the engines provide's forward movement unless the plane is anchored down. Not going anywhere ?. The wheels have bearings in them. This link below explains in simple terms what a bearing is ...

Crockett wrote Complete tripe. Once the engines provide thrust it then becomes totally irrelevant what the wheels are doing in relation to the conveyor. If the wheels from standstill to take off revolve at say an average of 1500 rpm without a conveyor then add a...

vinty wrote Guns and bombs !. Helps keep the populations of the world thinned down to reasonable levels.

Have you considered the Heat Pump alternative ?. Lennox and Carrier are two big manufacturers in the states. They also manufacturer boilers and furnaces. http://www.residential.carrier.com/index.shtml http://www.lennox.com/residential/ Pop a question on here to these dudes...

Just picked this up on their site. Might be worth a look. http://www.eternalwaterheater.com/products.php Rinnai gets a mention here also. http://www.ridgidforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17538

Try the locals for some advice. :wink: http://www.ridgidforum.com/forum/index.php

This is pretty much spot on. Nuff said. :D

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Simond wrote You are becoming confused. Probably the lager taking effect. WDIK has already pointed out that such evidence probably doesn't exist so is not arguing. I entered the debate to point out that experience comes first and stand by that. You also said Which is...

simond wrote No Im not. But the panel controlling this industrial refrigeration plant shown in the image below is quite large by comparison. And you are trying to tell me that a spark could design and assemble something like this. :roll: I put it to you that a spark would...

Simond wrote If you think electrical knowledge began with a power station being commissioned then you are a bigger fool than I thought possible. :roll: But then again anything is possible on diy not. :wink: