Subject: Plate floats
From: Paul
Date: 10/29/1999, 7:11 PM
To: zz

X-Mozilla-Keys:                                                                                 
Jeff Spitzer wrote:

I noticed in your pic that the plate is near a
wall when at the edge of the
rad.  That wall will help lift the plate and cover
up the velocity deficit
that surely exists at the edge :-)

Jeff Spitzer

Just a coincidence. It floats equally well all over
the back side of the
rad. Besides.. that wall is corrugated. I have other
pictures
of the floating plate but it is tricky to take
pictures as
it drifts off center. I could stick some nails in
the fins to hold
it in place if you are interested.

Paul Lamar

Vance Jaqua wrote:
This is the old business card with a pin and try to
blow it off the spool - it will always float if there
is enough pressure, and the height and weight of the
plate are not scaler either - insufficient data !!!!
Vance


Always count on Vance for a good time :-).
You got the weight Vance.

Paul Lamar
 
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