So... What are YOU doing? - Part 8

[tango]

What kind of fabric is it?

I have a long-sleeved UV shirt I'm wearing today and it's thin and useful when I have to do yard work for extended periods of times. I don't think it would wick away a lot of sweat though.

I'm not sure what the new one is made of, my wife found it and thought it would be useful for me. I tried it, and after 90 minutes of hard walking in the sun it was just as soaked with sweat as my regular shirts. It is much lighter weight so it wasn't as heavy, but still soaked.

Years ago I had long pants with detachable legs that were quick-drying. I used them for hiking and cycling and they dried incredibly fast - if I got caught in a rainstorm I could go from soaking wet to totally dry within a few minutes once the sun came out. I think they were made of polyamide but once I wore them out I couldn't find anything quite like them. I don't know how well a shirt made of that material would work - the pants rustled a lot as I walked in them so they might be a bit rough.

 

[Lamb]

I'm not sure what the new one is made of, my wife found it and thought it would be useful for me. I tried it, and after 90 minutes of hard walking in the sun it was just as soaked with sweat as my regular shirts. It is much lighter weight so it wasn't as heavy, but still soaked.

Years ago I had long pants with detachable legs that were quick-drying. I used them for hiking and cycling and they dried incredibly fast - if I got caught in a rainstorm I could go from soaking wet to totally dry within a few minutes once the sun came out. I think they were made of polyamide but once I wore them out I couldn't find anything quite like them. I don't know how well a shirt made of that material would work - the pants rustled a lot as I walked in them so they might be a bit rough.

I have a pair of pants that are quick dry and they rustle. I think I got them either at Cabela's or one of those similar places. It has zippers to make it into capri pants or even shorts. Pretty cool.

 

[Naiwen]

Howdy sup there? How are ye all doing today? Today, just enjoying my usual TV show before hitting the pillow tonight.

 

[Lamb]

Watching some TV since I got up extra early and all my household chores are done. Is it time for bed yet?

 

[tango]

Got another run in today. Where I alternate between jogging and walking today's task was to jog for longer even if at a slower pace. Which I did, at least for the first couple of miles. Then my intervals became more evenly matched as time went on. No speed records broken but my endurance is slowly improving. Hopefully I can continue to improve, especially as the summer heat starts to fade a bit.

 

[Naiwen]

Happy Friday all! How are you? Today, just relaxing online before hitting the bed tonight.

 

[Naiwen]

Happy Weekend all! How are you? Today, just playing some games on my phone before hitting the sack tonight.

 

[Lamb]

Hoping it's not too bad outside today so we can put down the milky spore powder to get rid of grubs.

 

[tango]

Today's run pushed initial endurance a bit further. I'm still paying for it in the later parts of the run but things are still heading in the right direction. Then this afternoon was nice and cool after the thunderstorm went past, which left me wishing I'd known that would happen so I could have gone for a run in 70 degrees rather than 90 degrees. Oh well.

Still hoping I can take my average speed over two miles and extend the same speed over five miles before too long. That would be nice.

 

[Stravinsk]

Made 300% on a small stake playing poker today. Was a good day. Would rather that time doing something constructive....but it was a gloomy day and my state is in perpetual lockdown per the pm's "health orders". At this point, only the colossally stupid would believe the lock downs have anything to do with health, but....sigh...due to stupid vision...these people still exist.

 

[Lamb]

Made 300% on a small stake playing poker today. Was a good day. Would rather that time doing something constructive....but it was a gloomy day and my state is in perpetual lockdown per the pm's "health orders". At this point, only the colossally stupid would believe the lock downs have anything to do with health, but....sigh...due to stupid vision...these people still exist.

Has "Delta" been through your country yet? I can't remember.

I was taught how to play poker in French class in high school LOL Not that I'm any good at it.

 

[Stravinsk]

Has "Delta" been through your country yet? I can't remember.

I was taught how to play poker in French class in high school LOL Not that I'm any good at it.

Of course it has...it's the impetus for the State to drive their death "vaccine" (gene therapy) ...and which all those in my area watching the corporate channel 7 or channel 9 "news" (corporate propaganda here in Australia) are lapping up. When the real death toll rises within a few years (due to the the "vaccine" which already has the highest death rate for any "vax") the same dumb dumbs will be following the television propagada and will be telling us it's due to the unvaxxed spreading "variants". These people basically have no real faith...they worship government.

 

[Stravinsk]

Of course it has...it's the impetus for the State to drive their death "vaccine" (gene therapy) ...and which all those in my area watching the corporate channel 7 or channel 9 "news" (corporate propaganda here in Australia) are lapping up. When the real death toll rises within a few years (due to the the "vaccine" which already has the highest death rate for any "vax") the same dumb dumbs will be following the television propagada and will be telling us it's due to the unvaxxed spreading "variants". These people basically have no real faith...they worship government.

The same dumb dumbs who believed in "weapons of mass destruction"....
The same dumb dumbs who believed in "the threat from Osama bin Laden"....
The same dumb dumbs who believed in the "threat of Communism from Vietnam"...

Yes, stupid people. They worship government and any "authority" that presents itself, and dutifully follow like sheep - not to God or Jesus....but to government.

These same people will receive the mark of the beast. "christian" or otherwise.

 

[Naiwen]

Yo sup there guys man! How are you today? Today, just playing some games on my Switch before heading to sleep tonight.

 

[tango]

Leisurely morning with church, then got a gentle walk in with my wife. There's a single stretch that is mostly a gentle downhill grade so I took the chance to run it, and waited for my wife at the bottom end. It felt much easier than the last time I did that, and for good measure I took a few seconds off my personal best in the process. Seeing how much easier it felt I'm thinking I could have pushed a bit harder. Maybe next time.

 

[Stravinsk]

@tango

Per our short interchange regarding HHO/Stan Meyer etc and my excitement of having found a site that clears up much of the confusion...I decided to reach out and contact the webmaster, seeking to purchase one of the various ready made circuits he sells online. To my surprise and shock, he actually refused my business...saying that Australia was behind the rest of the world and the tech wouldn't be allowed. No doubt, it probably wouldn't be (threat to current energy industry), but that doesn't concern me. I wrote back saying as much but no reply.

So...I'm back where I was a few years ago. In order to build it, I have to re-acquaint myself with electronics and learn a whole lot more, which is a bit daunting, but I'm doing it.

See, resonating RLC circuits are not all that complicated...but you have to know the (R)esistance, (L) inductance and (C)apacitance in order to figure out the circuit's resonant frequency. In the water fuel cell (wfc) the Capacitor's dialectic is water (what we are seeking to split without current, voltage only), and this dialectic is variable (due to impurities in the water itself) unless it's distilled. So basically one would need a circuit design to test capacitance of this variable capacitor in order to complete the equation and find the resonant frequency of the circuit. That's a little beyond my present understanding/capability in electronics.

 

[NewCreation435]

Went to church with a friend this morning and finished a book by Ray Stedman this afternoon. Other than that, I'm not doing much.

 

[tango]

So basically one would need a circuit design to test capacitance of this variable capacitor in order to complete the equation and find the resonant frequency of the circuit. That's a little beyond my present understanding/capability in electronics.

Unless I'm missing something you can measure resistance, inductance and capacitance using a relatively cheap multimeter.

 

[Stravinsk]

Unless I'm missing something you can measure resistance, inductance and capacitance using a relatively cheap multimeter.

The wfc is a resonating RLC circuit where the capacitor in this circuit has a variable capacitance related to the quality of the water used in it (as a dialectic). The resistance and inductance (through coils) are constants.

Variable A) The water itself in the capacitor. Unless it's distilled, it's dialectic properties (conductance or lack thereof) will change with it's mineral content. Hence, the circuit will have a different resonant frequency coinciding with levels of conductive minerals in the water itself.

Variable B) Once HHO is produced at RLC circuit resonance and captured for use, my guess is that the capacitance of the cell will change.

 

[tango]

The wfc is a resonating RLC circuit where the capacitor in this circuit has a variable capacitance related to the quality of the water used in it (as a dialectic). The resistance and inductance (through coils) are constants.

Variable A) The water itself in the capacitor. Unless it's distilled, it's dialectic properties (conductance or lack thereof) will change with it's mineral content. Hence, the circuit will have a different resonant frequency coinciding with levels of conductive minerals in the water itself.

Variable B) Once HHO is produced at RLC circuit resonance and captured for use, my guess is that the capacitance of the cell will change.

Maybe I'm missing something here. If you have calculations that relate to, among other things, the capacitance of a body of water why can't you use a multimeter to meaasure it? If it changes over time, measure it again. Presumably it would shift fairly slowly so you can measure it every hour or so and make any required changes?