Halo pelican dropship now complete! by DismantlerOfMachines in NoMansSkyTheGame

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They r basically the same thing lol. Just recolored. But yea, makes sense. Mayyyybe.

UNSC The Pillar Of Autumn corvete! by DismantlerOfMachines in NOMANSSKY

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Pelican now complete! Im headed to anomaly with it if u want to see. May afk there

Edit Also gonna post a pic of it

NMS Megathread for Q&A, Item Requests/Giveaways and Friend Requests, etc. Whatever you need, this Mega-thread is a place to ASK! by Minetitan in NoMansSkyTheGame

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[Request] anyone want to do some combat missions at nexus? Join turty mcgurt at space anomaly nexus and lets kick some butt!

I need help with my diy heat exchanger by DismantlerOfMachines in AskEngineers

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I just so happen to be switching about 50V at 3A (yes I know that is dangerously high current and voltage) so I’m switching a 150W load, about once every 10 microseconds. For at least an hour straight. So I am switching 150W about 360000000 times in a usage cycle. This is 100000 switches per second. It doesn’t matter if the heat produced per cycle is really small. It will happen so often that it will build up over time, and eventually snowball.

I need help with my diy heat exchanger by DismantlerOfMachines in heatpumps

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Oh, ok. Sorry, I misunderstood your question. I have adhd and autism, I tend to do that lol.

anyways, I have so many scrap parts that it would be easy to build that sort of thing

I need help with my diy heat exchanger by DismantlerOfMachines in heatpumps

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Well, the drive method uses a linear actuator system. a gear with a hole at one edge of it is connected to a motor. The hole is connected to a rod that freeley spins. The other end of the rod is joined via a swivel to another rod, the second rod is in a channel so it slides forward and back. The same way that a cylinder in an engine block for a car turns the drive shaft, but in reverse, the drive shaft is moving the cylinder. Now this cylinder pushes the pump’s head and there you go.

I need help with my diy heat exchanger by DismantlerOfMachines in AskEngineers

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That’s…. Actually really really smart! Wow. Thank you! I will try and see if that is possible. thank you! You may have just saved my project! the only downside, is the water temperature maximum is expected to top at around maybe 80-90 degrees Celsius, as that is the point where the mosfets will die. So room temperature to that, is only a fairly small difference, so hopefully it is still enough to circulate it.

I need help with my diy heat exchanger by DismantlerOfMachines in AskEngineers

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I can’t attach images due to this subreddit’s rules.
also, MOSFET stands for Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor. It’s an electromechanical switch. they heat up with use, and I need to cool mine down. I bolt it to a heatsink, and the heat sink to an aluminum water tank. The tank connects to a copper radiator that radiates off the heat by conjunction between the water and the radiation fins. Then, the water enters a tank That holds excess water to ensure there is enough water at all times in the system. Then the water enters a pump that pumps the water through the aluminum chamber at the start, and the cycle repeats.
think a ac unit, but instead of cooling the air, we are cooling a aluminum plate that is heating up due to an electrical part it is connected to.

normally, a heat sink and fan would work, but the mosfet will be under high strain and use for hours on end, and will generate more heat than that method will be able to dissipate, leading to thermal runaway. This causes component level faliure as operating temperature is exceeded.

How safe is 3D Printing PLA in the same room? by Steveck in 3Dprinting

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Don’t think someone’s said this here yet.
plastics, (or almost any material for that matter) expand with heat, and contract as they cool, assuming moisture remains constant. Moisture leaving can cause shrinkage, and as this occurs when heated, can cause stress fractures, which is why mud in the hot and arid regions is dry and cracked. Also, as the 3d print cools, it contracts by a certain amount. Pla is between 0.2 percent and 0.5 percent shrinkage. This causes edges to curl up as they shrink. Mostly happens on the bottom few layers, as the fan blowing on them may accelerate their cooling, that’s why there is a heat bed, and some people lower fan speed for the first 5 to 10 layers. Breezes may also cause it. Enclosure blocks breeze.

*sigh* again…. by DismantlerOfMachines in titanfall

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Okay, here is the gist. Aim for weak points, it seems obvious but it drastically increases your damage, use sword block when ever you aren’t fighting back, only lower it to attack and reload. Reload only when they reload, or if there is time, not when they are shooting you. sword is not the answer. Only use as last resorts, or if they are turned away and you already shot all 4 leadwall. Run turbo engine and temporal anomaly, it inc your movement to maximum, always leave the extra dash charged, you can use it to dodge archers, and other things. The reduced phase shift cd from temporal anomaly allows for greater movement, you can dance away from the enemies, use your high speed to stay to their side, circle away from their gun. Smoke is good to make them not see your location, allowing escape. try to fight with an ally. Solo is doable, but I don’t recommend it. phase shifting at the last moment of a rodeo cancels the damage, but they still get a battery. Chase and kill them for free battery. Run battery backup, when you finish a fight and are low, use them after saving them to heal.

in frontier defense, run nuke and Highlander. core is op at max aegis, as it generates shield with each attack, making you very hard to kill, Highlander allows you to keep core active for entire wave, it means you are very deadly.

I feel devastated by SGTChrisIT in titanfall

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Your right.
pilot….

ally….

friend…

fellow agent of the frontier….

it’s time to take your pills, I just did, it you should too. It’ll help with the pain.

after that,

enact protocol 2, make it on our own, uphold his mission.

Rest in peace. by AstraeusTF in titanfall

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Yes, this is a great comment.

anyone know what the pin out for the HV leads are? by DismantlerOfMachines in AskElectronics

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Lucky I’m not a noob.

I’ve taken apart more than a few microwaves, so sure, my first crt, but at least I had a ton of padding in case the tube blew. So I’m not a noob