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<0> wthf
<1> I'll w your wthf and raise 5!
<1> :>
<0> lol
<0> how goes it?
<1> goodly kthnx
<0> goodard here too
<1> tankard of goodard?
<0> slightly more goodard than tankard atm
<1> right o
<1> Im torn between writing compiler code in vbnet and continuing research of proper cl*** object code generation implmentation at ***embler level using masm.
<1> so, I guess it's true, simple minds are easily preoccupied
<1> maybe I over simplified that....
<1> ooooO, s3v3n is on.
<1> spacey is spaced on it
<1> personally I thought brad pitt played a rather sleezy, morally bankrupted, somewhat questionable detective
<1> in as many words .... a crud-ball
<1> sigh... Its frckn hot here
<1> 103f with a heat index of 110f-115f
<1> HUMID
<1> but, you can cook breakfeast on the hood of your car...
<2> I do believe the title was se7en
<2> omg 25 seconds 2 auction end
<2> will I win!?!?
<2> tune in in 15 seconds
<2> haha! I r winnar
<1> whacha winnard?
<2> http://cgi.ebay.com/ASCO-solenoid-valve-1-4-in_W0QQitemZ190006542065QQcategoryZ87087QQcmdZViewItem
<1> heh, yer the only guy i know that lathers when he wins a mechanical object!
<2> some people dont kow what they're selling
<2> it didn't sell well cuz there were no details
<2> but it's a rather good valve
<1> some of that stuff is expensive
<1> 50us isnt bad for a control valve if you need it
<1> and to get it for pennys on the dollar is a deal
<2> yeh
<2> most of the valved I own retail for well over $100 each
<2> and I've probably spent $150 total
<2> on like 15 valves
<2> erm
<2> 10ish
<2> so average $10/ea
<2> erm
<2> ****ty math today
<2> 15
<1> not bad
<2> plus shipping
<2> I needed a higher pressure valve for my crate
<2> it uses 2 valves, the max for one was ~40, the minimum for the other was.... ~40
<2> so when the pressure dropped the 2 valve would stop working
<2> so this one handles much higher pressure
<2> so I can go up to say 60
<2> so even if it dips itll still be within the range
<1> imho 10psi is alot of air pressure, can be dangerious
<1> I have had pool filters under "air" pressure come apart, the lid took the gutter off the house and flew over a 2 lane road and landed on anothers property
<2> well the thing to consider on psi isn't so mucht he p, its the i
<2> a pool filter lid is a much larger device
<1> dangerious I say, hopefully your working with only line volume and not a tank
<2> 10psi across the whole thing adds up to a large amount of force
<2> im running through 1/4" tubing
<2> and everything I use is rated to atleast 120psi working pressure
<2> and my compressor max is 115
<2> the tubing is rated to 175
<2> and the valve is rated to stop 40psi, not to fail at 40 and explode or anything
<2> but yeah, no tank
<2> I ***ume you mean like a 3000psi high pressure monster tank?
<1> no, I ment like 10-20psi in a tank
<2> ahh
<1> air compresses, water doesnt very well
<2> true enough
<2> the compressor tank stays at ~105-115
<1> so, in a pool filter whats normally safe with water, is very dangerious with air
<2> I run a line pressure of about 75 to the drops
<2> and regulate it down at each prop
<2> heh yep
<2> thats the reason this year im taking out all my pvc air pistons and replacing them with commercial grade ones
<1> so if the lid pops of under water psi, it jumps maybe a foot, with air, Ive seen em fly 150yrds easily
<3> with only 10psi though?
<1> 10-30
<3> still seems like not much, even for air
<1> weve been sued over it, broken ppls necks
<3> but yeah, with air, the compressed volume is higher
<2> how big was the lid
<1> they mis ***emble the filter and the lid pops off so they sue us for it
<2> couldn't yah attach the lid to the top with a chain
<1> approx 18-24" wide by the same depth
<0> enough to kill.
<2> ahh well
<1> yep
<2> so 400 square inches
<2> * 10psi
<1> yup
<2> yeh
<1> and released it once it expands fast
<3> the volume is important too. how much air was in the lines at that pressure
<2> yeh obviously if the filter is half full of air that'll be different than just an inch of air
<3> my paintball marker uses around 75psi of pressure to accelerate a small ball down a barrel up to around 300 fps
<2> my giant, heavy *** grim reaper guy ran ~35psi
<3> not sure of the volume, but the pressure remains about there til the end of the barrel
<1> yeah, but it can make a 20lb stainless steel lid fly brutha!
<3> something sounds wrong with that
<2> if you had that much pressure across the whole lid, sure
<3> i just dont see it
<2> with the same m***/volume ratio
<3> the bigger the lid the more it's moving anyway
<3> hrm, lets see
<1> its compressed and released instantly, the expansion force is great
<2> 400sq inches * 10 psi = 4000lbs effectively behind the lid
<3> the expansion force is just the psi
<1> we avg 18lbs on a filtering system so use that as a number
<3> the volume determines how quickly that force will dissipate
<2> 42!
<4> fat nicks :o
<3> hrm
<4> is there any api for reading\writing ini files
<2> yep
<3> false__: look up getsetting/savesetting (iirc)
<4> neat :)
<3> er.. wait
<1> get/setprivateprofilestring
<3> yeah
<2> the pressures im using are still considered 'low pressure' though
<1> and low volume
<2> right
<2> and spooktacular
<2> I need to figure out how I wanna finish my crate
<2> stains/etc
<2> been either raining or too damn hot on the weekends
<1> what is volume of a cylinder? v=pir*depth ?
<3> area of the circle x length
<3> so yeah
<5> Re_Boot Re_Boot hi :)
<3> mkay.. it's poker time. latta
<5> Re_Boot may i ask plz
<1> just ask
<1> but dont touch me "down there"
<5> Re_Boot can i make hotmail.com localweb on my server
<5> so when i do that nslookup hotmail.com it will give me my server ip address ?
<2> add it to the Hosts files
<5> i add hotmail.com to iis and dns
<1> I think Doh_ is right
<5> but when i do nsllokup
<5> its give me hotmail ip address
<1> lmhost.ini ?
<2> nope
<2> just hosts
<2> win\sys32\drivers\etc
<5> hosts
<2> iirc
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