/diy/ - Do It Yourself

Duty cycles represented in minutes are assuming a 60-minute time frame. So if your motor has a duty cycle of 20 minutes, that means it can be operated under load for 20 consecutive minutes of every hour. If you run it beyond its rated duty cycle, then yes, it can overheat and fail.

"Under load" means it can do the work it's designed for within its rated duty cycle. If you use a 20-minute motor to do the job of a 40-minute motor, for example, you'll cut the duty cycle to less than 10 minutes.

>>363452
I'm thinking he has the same thing I have. Years of going through school with only the one strap on my right shoulder pushed it down about an inch. At the time my parents freaked out thinking I had scoliosis but other than the obvious unsightly unevenness there's nothing wrong with the shoulder.

>>276769
i said "around $100" and all you had to say was 'you need to spend around $200 for anything good' and people wouldnt have thought you were retarded.

>>276770
ill stick to craigs list i guess.

>>201101
I learned something today!

http://www.brewing-tips.com/airlocks-and-blowoff-tubes/

>Which one should I use?

>For most brews, an airlock is fine. The advantage of an airlock is that it is relatively small compared to the blow-off tube, and is much easier to maintain. The problem with airlocks is that a very aggressive fermentation can clog the airlock with Krausen, causing a build up of pressure in the fermentation vessel. When that pressure gets too much, either the airlock or the lid of the fermentation vessel will pop off with great force, causing a big mess. A blow-off tube is much less likely to clog up than an airlock.

>A Clogged Airlock

>If you are brewing a beer using a top-fermenting yeast (most wheat-beers are brewed using this type of yeast), then you should always use a blow-off tube. This is because top-fermenting yeast produce a much higher, thicker krausen than regular ale yeasts and are much more likely to cause problems when using an airlock.
>How to make a blow-off tube.

>1. Attach a piece of sanitised tubing to the opening of your demijohn (or lid of your fermentation bucket) using a sanitised stopper with a hole in it.
>2. Half-fill a small container such as a measuring jug or pint glass with water, and place the other end of the tube inside, below the level of the water. You do NOT need to use bleach or sanitising solution for this!

>>135959
Yeah, I guess I was.
I thought all the ods carried around those little crook things. I guess I was wrong.

Ah, the one disappointment is once you cut into a shipping container, you can no longer use it for shipping without getting it recertified. I'm pretty sure that's more expensive than it's worth.

So once you've cut it, you can probably move it on a flatbed truck, but overseas will be out of the picture.

If you ignite R12 freon, then the result of the combustion has the same chemical composition as mustard gas. so poke a hole in ur car's old a/c system and route the leak to the engine's intake and drive around ur local mall.

Sun Tzu described it best, the KGB materialized it and processed it through psychology.

The pinnacle of war is never having one?

KGB psychological warfare subversion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gnpCqsXE8g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3qkf3bajd4

Vids on steps to take down an entire nation to instil your gov't given power, etc.

MFW it's working in America right now, take note at the OWS movement being anti-capitalist and more leaning Marxist/communistic and socialistic.