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Date: 15 Aug 2007 12:45 (UTC)no subject
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Date: 15 Aug 2007 13:06 (UTC)But you've a point, it is a huge time suck, kinda addictive really. It's fun designing gypsy caravans and stuff! I think I see why your job is such a blast!
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Date: 15 Aug 2007 13:19 (UTC)It's a lot easier to use than AutoCAD.
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Date: 15 Aug 2007 13:57 (UTC)I'll be bringing it with me to Geektopia. 8)
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Date: 15 Aug 2007 14:49 (UTC)Pretty damn sure we'd be needing it too!
It's possible to build a solar-thermal powered sterling engine, cranking a generator, out of used auto parts... BUT you need to get the parabolic troughs shaped just so, and figure out how to lay the pipes... and calculate the optimum flow rate and whether to use a pump, convection or gravity feed for the primary circuit... and probably a million and one other things just on one project out of hundreds...
See what I mean mate? Can't do this myself. My specialty is biology, and while I've built hydroponic systems, and therefore know something about this stuff... most of that I'd be way out of depth with!
Umm...not that, that'd scare you off or anything... *nervous grin*
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Date: 15 Aug 2007 15:11 (UTC)