Septic tanks and water pollution

James___ wrote:
When you make things about ethnicity Harvey, America can't win. And yet Americans don't know that.
And to be serious, you've never seen a chicken with its head cutoff. They do run around and are fun to chase. My American grandmother never saw the fun in this.

p.s., and you guys probably have never chased a headless chicken before?
And you've never lived in a mansion before? And you've never served your country.
Notice the common theme? You haven't done. Maybe I am the lucky one.
If I were like everyone else then I would not be asking questions. And for fun's sake, why did Pocahontas become involved with the Brits for? History is so weird.

p.s.s., Thank You Harvey for making the LCD made known.

LCD is lowest common denominator and your personal attacks have grown old. You're a bigot. You should understand this.

James___ wrote:
And when you want to say caulking, in the Navy, there is labyrinth packing of steam seals. It's how a steam chest functions. If you can understand heat flow and condensation, then it's a simple matter.
A steam chest reduces pressure from 1,200 psi down to less than 400 psi. Just a basic premise of a steam chest. With steam, a packing gland is used. Moisture helps to create a seal. Kind of what you said about barriers and they leak. Easy enough to discuss if you know the parameters. And Harvey, we can discuss that, right?

I am so stupid, it's a nozzle block. I feel so stupid. A steam chest really doesn't matter. A balloon fills with hot air, right?

And Harvey, you know this, right? It is strange how you attack me for having served your country. Kind of why I think America sucks. You're patriotic, right?

You do see how this works Harvey. You don't know what a steam chest is. And for any TV show on an aircraft carrier, it's Norwegian garbage. No one will disagree with you. A TV show on an aircraft carrier is Norwegian bullshit.
You can't lose because you're an American. And these guys love you for your obvious bigotry.

James___ wrote:
I would ask you to move past your bigotry, but you could never keep up with me.
You need to get a clue. My serving in the US Navy got me on national TV. And with you,
it was a show. Flip Wilson was hilarious when the cameras weren't on him.
Basically it wasn't what could be shown on TV. He showed what the cameras meant.
There was what the public saw and then there was what the public didn't see. It was an eye opener for me.
And seriously Harvey, it matters. It's not really possible to say how a comic icon can be 2 different people. You just have to hear the difference.

With Flip Wilson, there were breaks in the filming of the special and he entertained us. I just can't say how. The show did not show how funny he was. Things changed.
If you were there, you would have noticed filming and not filming. It was that obvious.

p.s., and Harvey, I like seeing me running onto the stage to dance with a girl. I went around other sailors who danced with guys. And with you, even with other guys, the video shows what it does. And if it wasn't for your "Norwegian" comment, I wouldn't have found out that this happened while I was serving on the USS Ranger and not the USS Kitty Hawk.

Into the Night wrote:

James___ wrote:
I would ask you to move past your bigotry, but you could never keep up with me.
You need to get a clue. My serving in the US Navy got me on national TV. And with you,
it was a show. Flip Wilson was hilarious when the cameras weren't on him.
Basically it wasn't what could be shown on TV. He showed what the cameras meant.
There was what the public saw and then there was what the public didn't see. It was an eye opener for me.
And seriously Harvey, it matters. It's not really possible to say how a comic icon can be 2 different people. You just have to hear the difference.

With Flip Wilson, there were breaks in the filming of the special and he entertained us. I just can't say how. The show did not show how funny he was. Things changed.
If you were there, you would have noticed filming and not filming. It was that obvious.

p.s., and Harvey, I like seeing me running onto the stage to dance with a girl. I went around other sailors who danced with guys. And with you, even with other guys, the video shows what it does. And if it wasn't for your "Norwegian" comment, I wouldn't have found out that this happened while I was serving on the USS Ranger and not the USS Kitty Hawk.

More fiction. Random wanderings. Word salad.

James___ wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

James___ wrote:
I would ask you to move past your bigotry, but you could never keep up with me.
You need to get a clue. My serving in the US Navy got me on national TV. And with you,
it was a show. Flip Wilson was hilarious when the cameras weren't on him.
Basically it wasn't what could be shown on TV. He showed what the cameras meant.
There was what the public saw and then there was what the public didn't see. It was an eye opener for me.
And seriously Harvey, it matters. It's not really possible to say how a comic icon can be 2 different people. You just have to hear the difference.

With Flip Wilson, there were breaks in the filming of the special and he entertained us. I just can't say how. The show did not show how funny he was. Things changed.
If you were there, you would have noticed filming and not filming. It was that obvious.

p.s., and Harvey, I like seeing me running onto the stage to dance with a girl. I went around other sailors who danced with guys. And with you, even with other guys, the video shows what it does. And if it wasn't for your "Norwegian" comment, I wouldn't have found out that this happened while I was serving on the USS Ranger and not the USS Kitty Hawk.

More fiction. Random wanderings. Word salad.

It will be nice to see footage of me when I was 20. That would be such a trip. If you consider that Flip Wilson, Marie Osmond and Suzanne Somers were on that stage, and then a camera filmed me? Are you aware of how that sounds?
Same stage and the same cameras. And I was filmed. Really? Just more motivation for my experiment.

p.s., and next I'll say I want to visit my "great grandmother" Pocahontas grave in England. It's like she had kids or something. Really?

p.s.s., oops, she is my grandmother. Sorry.

p.s.s.s., ITN, can you please say that Native Americans never had white kid with Norwegians. This is for Harvey's benefit. Skrealing and all. Just Old Norske. You understand, right?

James___ wrote:
@Harvey, see how you've made this thread into something else simply because you're an American? I think everyone knows ...deleted remaining word salad...

HarveyH55 wrote:

You chose to ride the boat, for four years, and been crying about it ever since...

You chose to ride the boat, for four years, and been crying about it ever since...

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

James___ wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:

You chose to ride the boat, for four years, and been crying about it ever since...

Harvey, you're demonstrating why the US is falling behind the rest of the world in things like math and science.

James___ wrote:
When you say

You chose to ride the boat, for four years, and been crying about it ever since...

so pursuing a science experiment that has its origins in my having served in the Navy is crying about it? Typical American B.S.

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

Into the Night wrote:

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

None of this wacky machine requires much math or engineering to construct.

James___ wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

None of this wacky machine requires much math or engineering to construct.

Since Xadoman complimented me, some of the random numbers that I'm getting ready to test. Yet learning how to make spreadsheets doesn't matter for something like this if you don't know math.
One of the goals is to do a show at Utrecht University. I mean I'd also get to see the German Rock band The Gäs. And I bought myself a new cordless jigsaw. I have quite a few parts I need to make and a simplified manufacturing process will reduce the amount of work that I'll need to do. I am going to reinforce the joints around the wheel. And if the test goes well, then I'll need to replace the plywood frame parts with a hard wood.
All in all, this is a years long project. This is where if it works out okay, I'll have a lot of friends in Europe.

p.s., there's more to it. I could end up with a pretty active social and work life because of it. And with this snipped image of the spreadsheet, there's a lot more to it.

p.s.s., and for you ITN, you need to remember that f = ma. An example is if a water wheel has a moment of inertia of 2 meters * the average of it's mass inside and outside of 2 meters, why it's the MOI, since KE = 1/2mv^2, you can calculate how much energy is required to rotate the water wheel a certain velocity.
That would let you know how large the buckets need to be to catch the flow of the water fall. Water wheels can be quite heavy. And if you don't have a sufficient flow from a water fall, then ? And all this goes back to is if enough torque is being generated to perform meaningful work.

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

James___ wrote:

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

I thought I'd show you another example of mechanical engineering. This guy went on to a career as a mechanical engineer. And when someone told him to jump, he did it higher and better. He actually won an Olympic Gold Medal because he was a mechanical engineering student. And what he did is called a flop today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZsH46Ek2ao

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:

Xadoman wrote:

James___ wrote:
@Xadoman, this is a German historical project that I've been working on. I'm working through medical hardship because doctors are covering up malpractice. And I'd like to be healthy again.
If my project works, it will demonstrate how a guy over 300 years ago conserved torque as momentum. It's math intensive. After making a spreadsheet to go over the math, I started a second build.
I plan on enjoying what I'm doing and some people have nothing better to do than to be antagonists. And because I am handicapped, I have to limit how much I do everyday. Just not an easy thing to deal with sometimes.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3szmFD9mwshWwSmA8

I have to admit that I do not understand the mechanism of this device/model, but it is obvious that you are a great engineer and very good in math.

I thought I'd show you another example of mechanical engineering. This guy went on to a career as a mechanical engineer. And when someone told him to jump, he did it higher and better. He actually won an Olympic Gold Medal because he was a mechanical engineering student. And what he did is called a flop today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZsH46Ek2ao

He was probably also drug free back then. Nowadays I almost do not watch sports anymore because of the drugs in the sports. I do not say it is good or bad to take steroids but I would like to see how quick and strong a person could become without steroids.

Xadoman wrote:I want to paint it green. What kind of paint would you use on the wooden boards that are not plane but a little bit rough( sawn ).

Xadoman wrote:
I started to install external cladding. I went with 2 inch air gap and wooden boards on the battens horizontally. I want to paint it green. What kind of paint would you use on the wooden boards that are not plane but a little bit rough( sawn ). I myself think to use swedish type of paint which would soak into the wood and would be easy to renew if time goes by. I am not sure though how much protection to the wood it offers compared to other types of paints.

You should consider ALL the possibilities before you make any sort of final decision.

You might need to do some research for what finishes work best where you live.
Where I live I wouldn't have your concerns.

Xadoman wrote:

You should consider ALL the possibilities before you make any sort of final decision.

Dark green looks the best imo.

You might need to do some research for what finishes work best where you live.
Where I live I wouldn't have your concerns.

The trouble with me is that I can not choose. There are many possibilities and I keep searching and searching for information to find out which one would be the best option. Some say the swedish paint is really good, others say that why would anyone use such paint if you could use some higher quality paint.

Xadoman wrote:Dark green looks the best imo.

Xadoman wrote:

You should consider ALL the possibilities before you make any sort of final decision.

Dark green looks the best imo.

You might need to do some research for what finishes work best where you live.
Where I live I wouldn't have your concerns.

The trouble with me is that I can not choose. There are many possibilities and I keep searching and searching for information to find out which one would be the best option. Some say the swedish paint is really good, others say that why would anyone use such paint if you could use some higher quality paint.

So no purple stucco?

Wood does absorb some moisture from the air, and it also dries back out. A hard coat, like the polyurethane, probably isn't the best choice for the application, since you want the wood to 'breath'. You have moisture, and you have freezing cold, you'll get cracks, and have to re-finish.

James___ wrote:
Have you worked with stencils? You could give it a base coat of brown or green. Then you could use stencils to paint branches and leaves on it. Here's an example;
https://images.app.goo.gl/6wG3KQMoYbB7TJvU7
or
https://images.app.goo.gl/uY8MtfqbJSVhgKb8A

$6,000

Xadoman wrote:

$6,000

That ship has saled. I am closinq to 12000 right now. It amazes me how small things will eventually add up.
I started to invest money into shitcoins to get at least some of the money back that has gone into this project.
ps. Do not get me wrong, I do not regret a penny that has gone into this project but I have seen what is going on in the cryptomarket and this is completely insane how some of the coins could rise 1000x in a month. Imagine putting 12000 into safemoon 3 weeks ago. I would be a millionaire today.

James___ wrote:
Actually, the weight disc will move according to a different equation. It will probably rotate fairly quickly. It's just that I've changed the mechanics but not how I factored it. It should keep me busy for the next month or so but that will be okay.