1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Some do. Most are inverse time breakers. They trip faster with more amperage. You can run 21 amps for days, 500 is almost instant.


And remember guys, 1hp=745.7 watts=6.22 amps. Hp on a motor cannot be directly correlated to cfm on a vacuum. Too many secondary factors. Chamber size, fan size and pitch, etc.

 

But will it suck-start a Harley?

 

where'd you get 6.2 amps?

 

I believe he’s dividing 745.7 Watts by 120 Vrms to get that.

 

Ohm's law baby. P=IxE. I=P/E

 

Anyone want to drop $3k on upgraded front brakes?

 

For $3k, wouldn’t you want to go with Brembos?

 

Aw shucks, I have 16” wheels. They won’t clear. Guess I’ll keep using $200 brake sets up front. I figure at the rate I’m driving, either the set that’s on there now or the next set will be the last one.

 

Damn. I love throwing money at Hulk
but that's a significant bit of cash.
Brakes suck so bad, I would find the money, but I run 16" wheels.

 

Hulk need big brakes for when Hulk SMASH!!!

 

That makes me think of this….
https://youtu.be/v7plHEucUME

 

Jajajaja!

 

I should find a truck with big brakes and measure all the distances. Since my suspension isn't stock. But I can't "see" any of it well bough in my mind to try to wok out possibilities on paper.

 

https://youtu.be/zJGNNtlBXXI

 

Latest mini-project in the series of events that is Noah.

Hung up a wrench specific for the tankless water heater, heaters by aforementioned heater.


Ordered a 10 pack of 2" key rings to clean up my personal keys,and my work keys. Didn't really know what to do with the extra 8...

Found a use for a few of em. Hung up my heat gun, and my Milfuckee flood light to get them up off the floor, and out of the home tool box. Freeing up even more space.




Also, in the same closet, I Hung up my Sawzall as well as my vacuum. Both get used, but infrequently. Seems like a better place for them than just laying around in the bottom of the box. Now I can put fluids and stuff there. Or whatever I choose to

 

Channeling my best @Tundra2 ”Murica!”

 

Anyone know if the Petrified Forest National Park is worth stopping at? It's on our way to Sedona.

Also, I'm gonna stop in Winslow and stand on a corner.

 

I’ve never driven to it, just by it. The meteor crator is kinda cool but it’s a tourist trap as well. No dogs unless they are service dogs or they have a shaded kennel area for rent 20$ a dog…..

 

Such a fine sight to see.

 

My thoughts on this pretty much convey my entire life philosophy: you may never pass that way again; you should always stop.

I love that Winslow idea! There was a time back in the day that I coulda showed up for you, 'oh, Lord'. Take it easy....

 

Wait, you drove a Ferd? Slowly?

 

Yup. '67 Ford one ton. The one I learned to drive in. 9' bed. Used to be a dually before we got it at a Dept of Water and Power auction. Mom sold the welder off the back and about offset the entire cost of the truck. She drove us around in it through the southwest on one of very few road trips: the Grand Canyon; Winslow; Sedona; Flagstaff; the Navajo and Hopi reservations. That was an awesome truck.

 

Solid point. Wasn't sure if anyone had first hand experience. I'm trying to find places to see along the way. We're on I-40 for 1,800 miles and a lot of that route was the old route 66.

Maybe I'll stop in Amarillo and get a 72 oz steak at The Big Texan. Isn't that @bmf4069 city?

 

Nearly all the American trucks pre-1972 were amazeballs.

I miss metal dashes.

 

Pro tip: @bmf4069 *is* The Big Texan

 

I think we have to stop there. Who could pass this up?

 

Bonus points if you can get a pic of yourself cupping his nether regions

 

I fucking love this. Genuinely love the shit out of it. We're good you and I.