@BmnkRocketIndustries im sorry for your loss. It seems like this year is one of the worst for all, everyone is going through something or has lost someone or something, physically or emotionally… dont you feel the same?
@BeaconIndustries obviously it was not meant for light river patrol, however do you know any ship actually made for every role? i do not, well, probbly the minsk carrier covers almost every need
IF ANYONE DOES WANT TO START PLAYING SHIPPING LANES TELL ME SO I GIVE YOU A "SLIGHT" ECONOMIC HELP TO START GOING FASTER INGAME, SOME MILLIONS OF $ JUST AS AN INCENTIVE
@Ontos21 i think the problem could actually be the size and the coat of the materials, maybe overpressure could damage the main engine, however if we take a look to MiG-25's and Tu-22M, which are planes with the engines extremely forward and with the nozzle very long past the afterburning stage, we can see that both planes offer ridiculously high amounts of thrust compared to their counterparts with short nozzles such as the f111 but without drinking that much fuel. the tu22 has enormously high heat efficiency thanks to special fuel that burns faster and so the plume does not go a lot further than the burners, this gives him its peculiar blue afterburners, which are not present on the mig-25 because of the fuel
as i used the description to explain the nature of this and future posts, ill write the day 1 fact on this comment.
Hydrolox is a type of rocket fuel used in some engines and obtained by separating the oxygen and hydrogen atoms from H2O molecules. hydrogen acts as the fuel as it is explosive, oxygen is needed for combustion, so both elements are used on the fuel. something curious about hydrolox is that when burned, it forms H2O molecules again, so it does not produce any pollution, however it creates clouds and yes, it causes rain! this was proven in NASA's testing of the RS-25 engines on the SLS launch system, whose exhaust clouds caused precipitations after the launch.
You cannot make a rain machine but you can mke your own hydrolox. it is a very easy thing to do, you just need a glass of water, a battery, and two pieces of metal (a paper clip is fine). unbend the clips so they are just a small metal bar and then tape each clip to one side of the battery (preferably a 9 volt one), make sure they do not touch eachother. introduce the clips into the water, avoiding touching it with the battery and leave it there. after some seconds, small bubbles should appear around each clip, the ones around the positive terminal are hydrogen bubbles, wait until you have enough of them to collect them in any way, if you light a match and put it next to the bubbles, they should combust, but as the amount is quite small, you will not see any flames as it will more likely be an explosion, the explosion is not dangerous, you can fill your hand with a bubble of its size and the bang wont hurt you, anyway i advise that the explosion is quite loud and can hurt your ears if you attempt a big one, try not to exceed a hand sized bubble
if anyone that reads this for any reason owns a jet engine of any kind could you please try if this would work? we could get the collier trophy for this discovery if it proves tue
@AlphaSpaceTechnologies uhm there is little i can do to lower drag on the actual craft, the engines generate up to 1000kN each at high speeds, an it still struggles to reach more than mach 4.5 anyway i can sacrifice speed up to mach 3.5 but fuel economy has to improve a lot, have a try on the HF-01S and you will be able to see the fuel problem yourself
@Wingsofsteelpilot77 ill check it out as soon as i can, talking about maneuverability, i once built plane so maneuverble that while turning the speed multiplyed so highly that the plane generated so much centrifugal power that it suddenly was launched in one direction at about mach 5 when the plane didnt reach more than mach 0.4 himself, quite fun to be honest
now im curious, oh man my luck is changing, two of my favourite songs consecutively in the radio? since i opened this chat it seems i am more lucky, xd
actually everyone's best builds have been released in this time period but people has school and so they abandon the web, if you are interested i have some quality builds uploaded recently
@BmnkRocketIndustries im sorry for your loss. It seems like this year is one of the worst for all, everyone is going through something or has lost someone or something, physically or emotionally… dont you feel the same?
+1 16 days ago@Graingy what do you mean?
one month ago@Aludra877 that makes sense
+1 one month agoENJOY!
one month ago@Lq11 @BeaconIndustries @Aludra877 @Wingsofsteelpilot77 @Mystial @Lacker @IDontKnowWhoElseToPingOnThisComment
+1 one month ago@BeaconIndustries obviously it was not meant for light river patrol, however do you know any ship actually made for every role? i do not, well, probbly the minsk carrier covers almost every need
one month ago@Aludra877 i mean, isnt the barrel round shaped? how did they balance the jar?
+1 one month agoIF ANYONE DOES WANT TO START PLAYING SHIPPING LANES TELL ME SO I GIVE YOU A "SLIGHT" ECONOMIC HELP TO START GOING FASTER INGAME, SOME MILLIONS OF $ JUST AS AN INCENTIVE
one month ago@Aludra877 roger
+1 one month ago@Aludra877 how didnt the jar fell off?
one month ago@BeaconIndustries actually japan did it with their submarine carrier odk the name iS1200 or something similar
one month ago@BeaconIndustries man can you give me the link to the discord thing? the link you gave me expired
one month ago@Lq11 yeah, what is the weird thing then?
one month ago@Lq11 nothing amazing, doesnt the Gerald R. Ford have a crew of 3500?
one month agoIF YOU LIKE THIS KIND OF POST PLEASE CONSIDER UPVOTING ANY OF MY CRAFTS (CRAFT UPVOTES GIVE 5X MORE POINTS)
one month ago@Lq11 no bro i mean the control tower
one month agoi think this game already has too much carriers, just imagine building Seawise Giant, that will be the greatest aura farming ever ingame
one month ago@Lq11 did you see the blueprints from wikipedia? look how tiny the tower is
one month ago@Lq11 just look at the recently uploaded uss musk, from which you can get a working catapult. i mean it is huge
one month ago@Lq11 yeah even nowadays a 400m ship would be abolutely ridiculous, i mean, ships above this mostly were not supposed to be that big
one month ago@Lq11 we should build this in juno lol
one month ago@Lq11 12 meters of thickness?!? how the hell did they plan to freeze that?
one month ago@Lq11 yeah, thats why i dont give certain characteristics
one month ago@Lq11 the percentage varies, i am giving the volume percentage, not the weight percentage
+1 one month ago@DHRUVAS tests will have to tell us
one month ago@Aludra877 ok, hope you fully recover
+1 one month ago@Aludra877 there is some video of german tank drivers driving with a jar of beer on the rear of the tank just to show ho stable was the tank
+1 one month ago@Aludra877 didnt know about that, it indeed sounds like absolutely british
+1 one month ago@Aludra877 that is because the designers were british, glad you noticed the reference
+1 one month ago@Aludra877 can you explain the pain or what causes it? its like a needle pain or a pressure feeling? that could be dangerous man, are you ok?
one month ago@BeaconIndustries @Lq11 @Aludra877 @Wingsofsteelpilot77 @Yugveergreat @Lacker
one month ago@Ontos21 i think the problem could actually be the size and the coat of the materials, maybe overpressure could damage the main engine, however if we take a look to MiG-25's and Tu-22M, which are planes with the engines extremely forward and with the nozzle very long past the afterburning stage, we can see that both planes offer ridiculously high amounts of thrust compared to their counterparts with short nozzles such as the f111 but without drinking that much fuel. the tu22 has enormously high heat efficiency thanks to special fuel that burns faster and so the plume does not go a lot further than the burners, this gives him its peculiar blue afterburners, which are not present on the mig-25 because of the fuel
one month ago@Lq11 @BeaconIndustries @Aludra877 @Wingsofsteelpilot77
one month agoas i used the description to explain the nature of this and future posts, ill write the day 1 fact on this comment.
Hydrolox is a type of rocket fuel used in some engines and obtained by separating the oxygen and hydrogen atoms from H2O molecules. hydrogen acts as the fuel as it is explosive, oxygen is needed for combustion, so both elements are used on the fuel. something curious about hydrolox is that when burned, it forms H2O molecules again, so it does not produce any pollution, however it creates clouds and yes, it causes rain! this was proven in NASA's testing of the RS-25 engines on the SLS launch system, whose exhaust clouds caused precipitations after the launch.
one month agoYou cannot make a rain machine but you can mke your own hydrolox. it is a very easy thing to do, you just need a glass of water, a battery, and two pieces of metal (a paper clip is fine). unbend the clips so they are just a small metal bar and then tape each clip to one side of the battery (preferably a 9 volt one), make sure they do not touch eachother. introduce the clips into the water, avoiding touching it with the battery and leave it there. after some seconds, small bubbles should appear around each clip, the ones around the positive terminal are hydrogen bubbles, wait until you have enough of them to collect them in any way, if you light a match and put it next to the bubbles, they should combust, but as the amount is quite small, you will not see any flames as it will more likely be an explosion, the explosion is not dangerous, you can fill your hand with a bubble of its size and the bang wont hurt you, anyway i advise that the explosion is quite loud and can hurt your ears if you attempt a big one, try not to exceed a hand sized bubble
if anyone that reads this for any reason owns a jet engine of any kind could you please try if this would work? we could get the collier trophy for this discovery if it proves tue
one month ago@Yugveergreat @Lq11 @BeaconIndustries @lacker @SteerplanInc @Aludra877 @Wingsofsteelpilot77 @bilbilfeige
+1 one month ago@AlphaSpaceTechnologies uhm there is little i can do to lower drag on the actual craft, the engines generate up to 1000kN each at high speeds, an it still struggles to reach more than mach 4.5 anyway i can sacrifice speed up to mach 3.5 but fuel economy has to improve a lot, have a try on the HF-01S and you will be able to see the fuel problem yourself
one month ago@Wingsofsteelpilot77 really curious plane logic
one month ago@Wingsofsteelpilot77 ill check it out as soon as i can, talking about maneuverability, i once built plane so maneuverble that while turning the speed multiplyed so highly that the plane generated so much centrifugal power that it suddenly was launched in one direction at about mach 5 when the plane didnt reach more than mach 0.4 himself, quite fun to be honest
one month agonow im curious, oh man my luck is changing, two of my favourite songs consecutively in the radio? since i opened this chat it seems i am more lucky, xd
one month ago@Wingsofsteelpilot77 here you have me, im all ears
one month ago@Zazo great
one month ago@LeMagicBaguette the config i actually use is around 0.5 bypass and 30 compression
one month ago@Zazo no problem
+1 one month agoactually everyone's best builds have been released in this time period but people has school and so they abandon the web, if you are interested i have some quality builds uploaded recently
one month ago@Zazo on water that should be normal, however this post is outdated, i completely remade the landing gear of the craft and now works somehow fine
one month agosaab swordfish yeah nice plane 100% real not fake
one month ago@JLaerospace i didnt but i will do when i remember it lol
one month ago@StocktonAerospace the link does not work
one month ago@StocktonAerospace yes i wana see it
one month ago