Oh yes they do :-p Divers use Argon for suit inflation, because of the differing gas density compared to air, it keeps you warm longer. (heat doesn't pass through argon as easily)
-- Andy
Oh yes they do :-p Divers use Argon for suit inflation, because of the differing gas density compared to air, it keeps you warm longer. (heat doesn't pass through argon as easily)
-- Andy
Hello Nigel, Fancy seeing you in here. :o)
I thought you had a bad starting Audi not a Landrover. :o)
-- Andy
Never had an Audi... I had a Passat that I destroyed by putting too many J cylinders in it.... I've had the P38 for two and a bit years now. It just about carries the dive gear but I might need to upgrade to a 3.5ton flatbed if I grow any more gear.
The current project is a new Air Suspension computer. The current one sucks but embeded computers are business here so once I have figured the light driver system things will work again and it will report errors rather than throwing a BSOD and giving up.
nigelH
On or around Tue, 11 Jul 2006 23:44:52 +0100, "Fuzzy" enlightened us thusly:
Heat won't pass from a cooler to a hotter... you can try it if you like but you'd far better notter.
'Cos heat is work and work is heat, and that's a physical law.
Lizzy
So an argon suit reduces work?
Sold!
Ah, someone is not a Flanders & Swann fan :)
Karen
Do they do argon inflated swivel chairs?
:-)
Lee D
Do they do compressed argon *powered* swivel chairs... I can think of a few people at work I'd fit that kit to. Top floor, aim at window, knock valve off.
No, but I've found the song you're on about;
Passat, Audi, It's all VW to me. All I remember was jump starting the thing in Stoney car park for you. :o) LOL at the air suspension woes.
-- Andy
Oh yes! I can feel a new sport coming into being...
NIGE! Bring some CO2 fire jobbies to the unofficial would you?
I can feel a challenge coming on... ;-)
(If I can wait that long. We replace our CO2s each year - cheaper than having them rechecked/filled. Can sort of see something interesting for the neighbours outside Poggle Wood tomorrow lunchtime!)
What a hoot! Next time I work for a company that decides to fold almost immediately I think I know how I'll while away my last weeks.
One of those "written only for windows" things I'm afraid, but I get the gist!
It's only a pic, not a vid, and shows perfectly here on Firefox under Debian and FC4.
"Auckland police could hardly believe their eyes when they pulled over a vehicle to check its rego.
It wasn't a car, a van, or even a bike. It was simply engineering apprentice Clinton Cossey taking his motorised couch for a spin.
"I was actually just down here relaxing on my couch, as you do at the beach, and then I sort of thought there was a helicopter hovering over me. I was like it can't be for me I better move on...as I drove home it was following me all the way...then a police car pulled out and three of them jumped out."
Just makes me reckon I should forward my plans for the great move down under (EMB, convince me at Christmas would you - actually, convince Charlotte).
No, there was an associated video too, that wouldn't run, although the mplayer plugin had a good crack at it.
I've seen a few similar stories on couches and armchairs in this country, no need to go down under for motorised furniture ;-)
I saw a wooden boat on the A34 near Newbury once too, moving under its own power. Looked like it had the innards of a Robin Reliant in it somewhere.
On or around Thu, 13 Jul 2006 21:37:14 +0100, Mother enlightened us thusly:
mind there's a video article as well, showing the couch in motion. Crashed mozilla mind, but only after playing the vid.
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