Is it normally found in a bathroom?
Mar 19, 2017 21:18 | #11566 Is it normally found in a bathroom? Gripped bad boi Canon XT, Sigma 50mm f/2.8 Macro || Canon 5D III, Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art || Sony A7RIIIA, Sigma 105mm f/1.4 Art, Sigma 40mm f/1.4 Art, Sony 30mm f/3.5 Macro
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Mar 20, 2017 04:13 | #11567 OhLook wrote in post #18305318  Is this used in working with a material such as wood, metal, or leather? Nope to any material ECC233 wrote in post #18305488 No flammable gas you mean? So we have something that air passes through, the air moves something, it gets hotter. As it gets hotter it spins faster. So some kind of a turbine? No gas used ECC233 wrote in post #18305490 Just starting to think about wind turbines... wrong but right track 5Dmkiv - 60D - 300f4L - Sigma 24-105 f4 Art - Tamron 60 f2
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Mar 20, 2017 04:21 | #11568 dbs_jd wrote in post #18305540 Is it normally found in a bathroom? Nope 5Dmkiv - 60D - 300f4L - Sigma 24-105 f4 Art - Tamron 60 f2
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ECC233 the other way round  More info | Sorry I am now confused. For me, air is a gas ... or do we have a transatlantic linguistic problem? Ed
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ECC233 the other way round More info Post edited over 6 years ago by ECC233. | Mar 20, 2017 08:39 | #11570 Pegasus1 wrote in post #18305696 Nope Would one have been used in Around the World in 80 Days? Ed
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Mar 20, 2017 09:16 | #11571 ECC233 wrote in post #18305824 Sorry I am now confused. For me, air is a gas ... or do we have a transatlantic linguistic problem? No gas is used by the object as in not a power source, But it does use the air as a means to distribute something, so think of all the clues and one should have the answer.. 5Dmkiv - 60D - 300f4L - Sigma 24-105 f4 Art - Tamron 60 f2
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Mar 20, 2017 09:17 | #11572 ECC233 wrote in post #18305825 Would one have been used in Around the World in 80 Days? EDIT ... I have just remembered that I have a laboratory demonstrator of an air-powered generator ....... Nope... 5Dmkiv - 60D - 300f4L - Sigma 24-105 f4 Art - Tamron 60 f2
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Benitoite Goldmember  More info | Is it a space heater?
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Benitoite Goldmember More info | Mar 20, 2017 09:36 | #11575 Chet wrote in post #18305869 You mean the sun? Never seen a solar space heater.
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Mar 20, 2017 10:23 | #11576 Benitoite wrote in post #18305866 Is it a space heater? No..but the object does make heating a space more efficiently...How many clues does it take??? Chet wrote in post #18305869 You mean the sun? Lol...the biggest space heater out there..Caution its very hot, the sun that is...ie. not to be positioned internally.. lol Benitoite wrote in post #18305876 Never seen a solar space heater. Look up into the sky...you will see one in the day time... gazillions at night time... 5Dmkiv - 60D - 300f4L - Sigma 24-105 f4 Art - Tamron 60 f2
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OhLook THREAD STARTER insufferably pedantic. I can live with that.  24,838 posts Gallery: 105 photos Best ofs: 2 Likes: 16205 Joined Dec 2012 Location: California: SF Bay Area More info | Mar 20, 2017 10:33 | #11577 ECC233 wrote in post #18305824 Sorry I am now confused. For me, air is a gas ... or do we have a transatlantic linguistic problem? Probably not, as Pegasus1 is on your side of the Atlantic. We may have a problem caused by differences in level of education in science. I think of air as a mixture of gases (e.g., nitrogen) and sometimes as including moisture, particulates, and everything else that floats in it. Pegasus1 wrote in post #18305853 No gas is used by the object as in not a power source, But it does use the air as a means to distribute something Is heat the "something"? Benitoite wrote in post #18305876 Never seen a solar space heater. If I may translate from Chetese, the sun heats the space around it, or part of "outer space." PRONOUN ADVISORY: OhLook is a she. | A FEW CORRECT SPELLINGS: lens, aperture, amateur, hobbyist, per se, raccoon, whoa | Comments welcome
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ECC233 the other way round More info | Heat exchanger? Ed
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Mar 20, 2017 11:13 | #11579 ECC233 wrote in post #18305949 Heat exchanger? Nope 5Dmkiv - 60D - 300f4L - Sigma 24-105 f4 Art - Tamron 60 f2
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Mar 20, 2017 11:18 | #11580 OhLook wrote in post #18305930 Probably not, as Pegasus1 is on your side of the Atlantic. We may have a problem caused by differences in level of education in science. I think of air as a mixture of gases (e.g., nitrogen) and sometimes as including moisture, particulates, and everything else that floats in it. My thinking too Is heat the "something"? Yep.. If I may translate from Chetese, the sun heats the space around it, or part of "outer space."
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