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  1. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    Theoretically, hydrogen needs 30kbars to superconduct. They managed to lower the requirement to 10 kbars. It's an interesting work but to go from 10 kbars to 1 is still a long way.
  2. Woosh

    Brexit, for once some facts.

    what do you think of Tim Davie now that he seems to have climbed down on 'Gary Lineker's impartiality' issue?
  3. Woosh

    Computers and stuff...

    It's a lot of supposition. Dark matter or modified gravity? Nobody knows yet.
  4. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    I don't know but fish don't tolerate CO2 any better than we do.
  5. Woosh

    Bent spokes ...

    we need a picture of the whole wheel.
  6. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    we have more oxygen in the earth crust (46%) than any other element so we won't run out of it. The risk is we'll choke to death with just 0.5%-1% CO2 in the air we breathe.
  7. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    I can't see the attraction of SMRs. I thought we should concentrate our efforts in producing a commercial GEN4 reactor as soon as possible though a state owned company.
  8. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    We were part of the EU EVOL project building a molten salt fast reactor. I wonder if Sunak wants us to get back in there or go it alone with RR modular project
  9. Woosh

    Bent spokes ...

    Your plan seems OK but you should procure a couple of replacement spokes before attempting to straighten them.
  10. Woosh

    Bent spokes ...

    Were they straight before?
  11. Woosh

    Bent spokes ...

    bent spokes protect against excessive tension and are usually found on fragile rims like carbon rims.
  12. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    Another weakness of current reactors is their lifetime. 60 years for Sizewell C is a long time. Technology would have leapfrogged it long before even half way through. Just look at how ambitious India and China are. They have the money and human resources.
  13. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    I was reading some articles about the business models of nuclear industries. Apparently, they make money on supplying fuel pellets. The latter are loaded into rods. So there is some conflict of interest. If the reactor is very efficient at burning fuel, it will use fewer pellets, not so...
  14. Woosh

    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    I would suggest that the state nationalises the nuclear generators and sell cheap electricity to all those who are on prepaid meter at the moment. Two birds with one stone.
  15. Woosh

    Brexit, for once some facts.

    I watched Johnson delivering his speech at the soft power conference earlier this week. He was rambling, regurgitating the old covid jokes etc. He droned on for quite some time, usual stuttering but he wasn't funny anymore. He seemed to have lost his self confidence.
  16. Woosh

    Brexit, for once some facts.

    Jean-Claude Juncker: "Yes, we should have with Britain, a normal relationship and that includes this a kind of freedom of movement for workers." I wonder which PM would dare to go for this sensible solution to solve our shortage of farm, home care and health workers.
  17. Woosh

    Geeko conversion kit

    it's a bespoke system. The magnet ring goes onto the freehub body in place of the cassette lock ring. There is no wire, so it's either bluetooth or more likely (there is no battery inside the magnet ring), the pedal sensor is inside the motor's cover. You need their motor. The controller and LCD...
  18. Woosh

    Geeko conversion kit

    Nice pedal sensor. You should change the sentence 'from 100g' to 'with the 100G'. The latter is the name or model of the pedal sensor. From 100g could be misunderstood as from 100 grams.
  19. Woosh

    Legal Pitfalls

    A neat summing up for all of us.