Ooof - One thing I like to say is "I was so scared I crapped a kitten".

And PLOOP there it is.........

I told that to someone at work and she replied "Was it fuzzy?"

Toast, please, please tell me thos are not your legs!

My kitty has to hang with me during toilet time, too, but he's never gone that far:D

LOL
They dont go well with my figure do they?:rolleyes:

Ploop! There it is!
Ploop! There it is!
Ploop! There it is! Uh huh

Ploop! There it is!
Ploop! There it is!
Ploop! There it is!


(Grand Master) M

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Originally posted by cruiksdr
Toast, please, please tell me thos are not your legs!

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Maybe she's Mediterranean? :confused:

hawhaw

Don't let the sun go down on this thread..


M

uh...crap. i crapped a cat?

Someone rate this thread badly... please.

I rated it as 'poor', then I think hargray2 probably rated it 'excellent'..

This thread sucks, we all know it.. why lie?

M (vote 'poor')

Here's part of the project I'm working on right now,

Rotor out of an axial air compressor, output is around 140,000 SCFM at 65 psig. That's a lot of air.

It has a 9200 hp electric motor coupled to one end, and a 16,600 hp gas expander coupled to the other end.

Basically a compressor section of a jet engine, but this one has to run 24 hours a day for 10 years without shutting down for any maintenance.

BTW, that's about $750,000 worth in that picture.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1074224567.jpg

Wow! a Mega-E-RAM!

;)

Any lag?

how big is the 9000 hp electric motor? do they make a 901 adapter?

lol

"...tire tracks all across your back, can see youve had your fun, the signal turns from green to red, theres a traffic jam ahead..."
Jimi Hendrix- crosstown traffic

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1074226965.jpg

dental hygiene is important....

in a gadda da vida ...... did i mention that my 914 is on jackstands?

The electric motor weighs around 14 tons so the 914 conversion is out unless you do a little structutal work :)
It is rated at 12000 volts, 394 amps, and takes 18 seconds to get to full speed. It has a service factor of 1.15 so theoretically we can draw over 10,000 hp out of it.
I hate working nights.

I completely disagree. There is a lot of shifting to do, but there is almost always a couple unique things found in separate "repeated" threads. At the risk of things getting beaten to death, I prefer to get all the information possible.