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right - you may want to vary the thickness of the tubing for your longest rails say go to 3/16 tubing instead, for a little more rigidity. if you've already got the die bend away.

Federal laws don't necessarily over-ride state laws, it depends... on a lot of things.

The last one was pretty good, maybe this time they'll get it right as big as you want as tall as you want as long as you can handle it.

maybe it was the operator.

some of the newer reactors actually produce more fuel then they consume, the convert U-238 to Pu-239 then consume the pu-239. they really are efficient and the net waste, once every 2 years having to change the fuel rods. I could live with that, they are so heavily regulated by the feds...

http://www.northwestfab.com/203-205adaptor.html I'm looking really hard at buying this for a doubler, I've looked at the stazworks and the ORD, does anyone know someone who has one of these and if they're any good? They're about $200 cheaper then the ORD.

Quadrajet should be right at 8 for the best performance, if you go over 15 you will blow through the needle and seat and flood out, it's a common problem

have you fit the piston without rings? and checked the bore clearance.

I always use chains, I've had several bad eperiences with straps, one chain front one chain back 4 boomers two loops around the tube suck it down. I use one chain so I don't have to cut it and dedicate it, it can be a tow chain or whatever, with the way it's boomered there is no interaction...

I think I'm going to build one just for fun at random intervals the computer fake blue screens with a advertisment. hmmmm.

My 522 is "Modded" so it's a little different, but the concepts are still the same. basically what's going on is the diplexer allows power to pass from the receiver and power the LNB also has a band pass filter on one port that disallows any frequency above 700 Mhz sometimes 330 Mhz depending...

Dipole = Diplexer depends on who manufactured it, I am familiar with the 522, best way to test it is hook up your tv to the second output and tune it to your output channel usually 21 you may need to check in the menu to find what channel it is set to. that tells you whether the receiver is...

first thing is make sure you are on the low side of the dipole. it has a filter in it to filter out the higher freqs so they don't make ingress. also, you have to put it in " dual " mode.

if you're puttnig the money into alunminum heads bbc with al heads is only slightly heavier then a small block.

quick way to compare gear ratios: if it's open both tires on one side in the air put case in 4w put chalk mark on the tires at the botton and one on the ground underneath it. Rotate tires several times 10-15 if the chalk lines line up each time (or are dang close ) 4.10 vs 4.11 etc. you're good...

I'm sure he was cut off I think the end of that quote is "no, it's marbles instead"

I don't think Schrodinger applies to a simple volumetric calculation. But since you brought it up, why don't you enlighten the rest of the board as to what an F orbital shell looks like according to Scrodinger?

the best thing I have found for a nice even bend is a matress and a 2x4 lay the metal across the matress put the 2x4 where you want the bend -tape - and then stand on the 2x4 a couple times. bounce etc.

How about some basic dimensional analysis

Fleet trucks are pounded on, I would just because I have Heard about some of the things that drivers do to fleet trucks, build it so when they drive in second gear at 70 miles an hour for 2 hours it isn't going to kill it.