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We have a guy in HR that has that same job title.
But will it attach to my Mercury?D_Hall wrote:And just so that I can add to my dickdom....
Today I got to watch a rocket sled test. Zero to Mach 1.2 in 1.5 seconds. 8)
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D_Hall: "Sir, permission to tour the USS Nevada tomorrow"
Supervisor: "Sure, sure, anything you want. Just please, please wear pants when you come to my office in future"
(This is how jealousy manifests itself )
Enjoy contemplating Trident while wondering if it would fit in your massive hybrid
Supervisor: "Sure, sure, anything you want. Just please, please wear pants when you come to my office in future"
(This is how jealousy manifests itself )
Enjoy contemplating Trident while wondering if it would fit in your massive hybrid
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mmh I have to guard a hole tomorrow because boss can afford a fence around it lol actually probably cheaper to pay me $80 to stand all day, then make the fence.
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Do consider that the Trident launch tubes really are nothing more than hybrid guns.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Enjoy contemplating Trident while wondering if it would fit in your massive hybrid
edit: And the old Polaris system? They were just simple pneumatics.
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wow, thats quite a delay! I can only imagine how much pressure is building up!D_Hall wrote:I don't really know, but I'd guess on the order of 1 second.jimmy101 wrote:Dave
Quick question ... from "click to bang" (ignition to round leaving the muzzle) how long does the "gun'o-god" take?
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I know and I acctually wondered what valve usedAnd the old Polaris system? They were just simple pneumatics
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As I understand it, they were just ball valves with hydraulic actuators. Remember, we're talking HEAVY projectiles and low muzzle velocities. Valve speed isn't that critical. And just to make ya laugh... I was talking to a old timer who was on the Polaris boats. He mentioned that there were actually guys with sledge hammers down below. They would stand over the valve and if it didn't go the moment it was supposed to, they were to wack it open with the hammer. He says they never actually had to, but that was the back up plan.POLAND_SPUD wrote:I know and I acctually wondered what valve usedAnd the old Polaris system? They were just simple pneumatics