Recent content by Richard Hed

When I was a kid (last week), I took apart my ducky, It was pulled by a string and quakked. When I put it back together, it would not quak. Later, I found a wrench and took the handle-bars off my trike. Unfortunately, I misplaced the bolt that held the handleb ars in place. What a huge...

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Not true--I'M waiting.

I thimpfks it was 1984 for me in Ellensburg, WA. The light all came on, the birds went to sleep and stopped Chirping. A few minutes later the moon left and the lights went out and the birds started chirping again. Interesting

What's a CAES/engine?

I tell them something I cannot repeat on this forum. But a reply like this is also good: "It's for creating a nuclear fusion plant." or "It's for peering at the interior of stars".

Yes of course someone wants it. I already have two so really,I can't use another one. Well, maybe, no no, well maybe NO NO! Well . . . Do you know there are three or four guys in this forum very close to you?

Geez Gordon, You didn't get a single reply 11 yeasr ago. Do yhou have plans for this? If not, do you know where a fella can get them?

We call it a Mechanical Pencil. You should learn English.

I am (a child).

Bravo. Did you know the original weighed 30 tons? And Thanx for the Ode to Joy

Did you post a photo of the whole lathe? I did not find it.

What is a "propelling pencil'? Maybe you'd better demonstrate it so we know you aren't lying.

In your photo with the multiple engines, the one in the middle just below the top one, Do you have a photo of that running? Or should I ask if you have had it running as I read they are notorious to get running?

I have a post WW-II de-classified Boeing gyroscope (about 1952 model) that is much more complicated than that one. I believe it is 24 V