How exactly does a cool tube work?
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GypsyBush
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If you post a scientific fact, it will be irrefutable....
But I heard so and so say is not a scientific fact...
Like ... heat will cause premature wear on electric motors.. FACT! you cannot reasonably deny that...
Another fact.. cold air is denser.. therefore the blades are able to function more efficiently... just like an airplane propeller...
Give us a FACT.. based on something other that I heard from someone...
mofizzle415
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Jumping on the bandwagon here...gotta say right or wrong if all you can come here with heresay (not saying its wrong) but if all you got is my uncle.aunty,cousin, whatever is telling me this and this is why I know it but I cant explain it...doesnt sound too smart....If you post a scientific fact, it will be irrefutable....
But I heard so and so say is not a scientific fact...
Like ... heat will cause premature wear on electric motors.. FACT! you cannot reasonably deny that...
Another fact.. cold air is denser.. therefore the blades are able to function more efficiently... just like an airplane propeller...
Give us a FACT.. based on something other that I heard from someone...
ThinkingGreen
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GypsyBush: I Love me some facts, don't you? Yum yum yum!!! I see the point you made, and as for the random assortment of letters "hgkdehs" He's a little pretentious. There are two true ways of learning.
1) Experience, enough said.
or
2) Listen to someone that knows what they are talking about... That sounds easier...
So obviously, hgkdehs, believes without a shadow of a doubt, 100% sure, that he is correct. Yet he just can't seem to remember the reason he was convinced of what he knows..
If someone asked me, "If you have learned one thing, from what you've experience in life, what would you say it was?" TEST EVERYTHING, BELIEVE NOTHING. That would be my answer. It's only helped me see what is fact and what is fiction. It also really, really helps when it comes down to decision making. Knowing from personal experience, will always prevail over others opinions. Wouldn't we all agree?
1) Experience, enough said.
or
2) Listen to someone that knows what they are talking about... That sounds easier...
So obviously, hgkdehs, believes without a shadow of a doubt, 100% sure, that he is correct. Yet he just can't seem to remember the reason he was convinced of what he knows..
If someone asked me, "If you have learned one thing, from what you've experience in life, what would you say it was?" TEST EVERYTHING, BELIEVE NOTHING. That would be my answer. It's only helped me see what is fact and what is fiction. It also really, really helps when it comes down to decision making. Knowing from personal experience, will always prevail over others opinions. Wouldn't we all agree?
mofizzle415
Active Member
again gotta say not saying your wrong, your just not coming off like you know your shit, ya dig dawg ?
mofizzle415
Active Member
naw bro were all students here and your points may indeed be valid, just the lack of confidance and exact knowledge about what your speaking about...
mofizzle415
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all in all kool kats im sure you both bring knowledge to the table and im sure that in your own right you both know your shit...fact is were all students...Dont let your egos get in the way..No love lost...for now you agree to disagree...right ?
ThinkingGreen
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I believe there is a HUGE difference between engines, and a motor for a fan... First off an engine has to Combust the fuel, and oil.. come on.. that is in the category, of NEED TO KNOW.
A fan only runs off of electricity. The best thing for an electrical device, well most of them, is to try and not let them over heat.. there are wires, and other things that can short out.
mofizzle415
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sooo anyhoo whats the deal to cool tube or not to cool tube ?