Ya - will be the very first aged flatulence powered aircraft ever - to fly in the plane requires having (another in some cases) tube up yer arse - that is connected to gas powered engines -
- now looking at all the pole technocrats and gas powered engine freaks we have here - I reckon that we could come up with a viable magnificent flying machine in next to no time -
Great find! I went down a rabbit hole on these this morning. Getting the proper wet/dry cycle may be difficult(or maybe not possible) but I think it would keep the plants as healthy as can be expected for a pretty good period of time. I also think I have enough time to experiment to get it dialed in pretty well. Thanks. I agree that 8 and a half weeks is too short a period of time(especially under my crappy blurple LEDs) but I was concerned about using a pump and timer like I assumed would be the only option. I will update how these work on my grow journal.My plants are never ready at 8 weeks usuall 11 weeks on average.
‘I’ve never tried these but would consider it if in your delimma.
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You need wings and engines on the thing to get it airborne man! - If that abomination is the template for the finished magnificent flying machine - that'll get us all to Greece - then we are DOOMED - DOOMED! - I say -
we have been in production for that project and progress is being made!
You need wings and engines on the thing to get it airborne man! - If that abomination is the template for the finished magnificent flying machine - that'll get us all to Greece - then we are DOOMED - DOOMED! - I say -
I think the flag is actually 6x8 so it would have to be a lot to pick it up. Gonna go to the hardware store today. The wind has calmed@SubGirl, consider using a helium ballon with a loop around the pole so that when it reached the top it would lift the flag off.
I think I’ve made 20 so far. Had breakfast pizza using sausage gravy as the sauce scrambled eggs, bacon and hot peppers cheese and onions it was really good. Most of our pizzas just have red sauce and light toppings. I’m glad you got one. Start your dough now so it will be ready when it comesthanks…looks like that is just what we need so I ordered one…hard to beat the $130 price
we can make 10 pizzas and it will pay for itself..
I didn’t know about the counterweight. I will get one with the next flag.@SubGirl I dunno what the tangle has to do with the tilt mechanism rig (with the excellent addition of a bottom counterweight to make raising and lowering the flagpole easy-peasy.
But it is clearly an impressive tangle fer sure. A first-class wind knot. A knot you are NOT gonna untie without getting someone 'way up there... or by lowering the flagpole to the ground.
EEK. EEK. I just noticed sumpin'... I don't see a counterweight. These:
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You've got an external halliard system, so while a counterweight is not as absolutely necessary as internal, there is a good reason to put one on:
"...a counterweight is chiefly responsible for ensuring the flag flies and hangs properly, no counterweight means your flag will be all over the place."
What is a Flagpole Counterweight and Do I Need One?
Here we are answering some of the frequently asked questions we receive about flagpole counterweights. What is a Flagpole Counterweight? A flagpole counterweight is a weight made of rolled steel with eyebolts welded onto one or both ends. The steel is then coated in white or colored plastisol...www.flagpolegear.com
I think I’ve made 20 so far. Had breakfast pizza using sausage gravy as the sauce scrambled eggs, bacon and hot peppers cheese and onions it was really good. Most of our pizzas just have red sauce and light toppings. I’m glad you got one. Start your dough now so it will be ready when it comes
Where are the coffee girls today?