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On 2006-07-23, PiledHigher (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
That's kind of pointless. Probably thought up by someone who was
attempting to extract energy for free, but alas, sucking energy from
the movement through the air is no different to sucking energy from
the rotation of the wheels, both are going to slow the bike down (by
an inperceptible amount, anyway). This is just less reliable -- think
about riding along with a tailwind.--
TimC
"I will never let my schooling get in the way of my education." --Mark Twain -
TimC said:
On 2006-07-23, PiledHigher (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
That's kind of pointless.
But not half as pointless as this :-)
Quoted message said:
Probably thought up by someone who was
attempting to extract energy for free, but alas, sucking energy from
the movement through the air is no different to sucking energy from
the rotation of the wheels, both are going to slow the bike down (by
an inperceptible amount, anyway). This is just less reliable -- think
about riding along with a tailwind.Tim, I think this is a rednecker's sendup site on the green movement (tree
huggers?)--
Cheers
Peter~~~ ~ _@
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Peter Signorini said:
But not half as pointless as this :-)'Twould help if I put in the link! D'oh!!
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/07/jumbo_shrimp_sm.php--
Cheers
Peter~~~ ~ _@
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On 2006-07-23, Peter Signorini (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
TimC said:
Probably thought up by someone who was
attempting to extract energy for free, but alas, sucking energy from
the movement through the air is no different to sucking energy from
the rotation of the wheels, both are going to slow the bike down (by
an inperceptible amount, anyway). This is just less reliable -- think
about riding along with a tailwind.Tim, I think this is a rednecker's sendup site on the green movement (tree
huggers?)That'll teach me for browsing in a minimalist browser.
--
TimC
But if I ever have a child, I will certainly be naming it "Sun
Microsystems". -- Hipatia -
TimC said:
On 2006-07-23, Peter Signorini (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
TimC said:
Probably thought up by someone who was
attempting to extract energy for free, but alas, sucking energy from
the movement through the air is no different to sucking energy from
the rotation of the wheels, both are going to slow the bike down (by
an inperceptible amount, anyway). This is just less reliable -- think
about riding along with a tailwind.Tim, I think this is a rednecker's sendup site on the green movement (tree
huggers?)That'll teach me for browsing in a minimalist browser.
--
TimC
But if I ever have a child, I will certainly be naming it "Sun
Microsystems". -- HipatiaIts not a send up site, its a serious green site, I just don't think
that they are scientists engineers.Peter fail scomprehension.
How often does the tailwind blow faster than you are riding? Not very
often, quick tip.The simplicity of this is that there is nothing to stuff up compared
with setting up a dynamo and no batteries to go flat. Not the solution
for everyone but maybe for some.
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