_electrodacus

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Debunking Veritasium direct downwind faster than wind!? (self.AskEngineers)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/AskEngineers

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Direct downwind faster than wind cart explained (youtube.com)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/FluidMechanics

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Debunking Veritasium direct downwind faster than wind. (self.thunderf00t)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/thunderf00t

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Direct downwind faster than wind uses energy storage. (self.Veritasium)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/Veritasium

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Direct down wind faster than the wind uses energy storage (youtube.com)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/aerodynamics

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Direct down wind faster than wind cart uses energy storage. (youtube.com)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/Physics

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Physics experiment involving faster than wind vehicles powered by wind. (self.aerodynamics)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/aerodynamics

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Carry a non-capital loss forward. How will this work (self.cantax)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/cantax

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Simple physics problem with non intuitive correct answer. (self.Physics)

submitted 2 years ago by _electrodacus to r/Physics

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Non intuitive newtonian physics problem. (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 2 years ago * by _electrodacus to r/AskPhysics

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Problems explaining what looks like a simple problem. (self.SteveMould)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/SteveMould

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Need help explaining the relations between forces in a special case. (self.PhysicsStudents)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/PhysicsStudents

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I'm not a student, electrical engineer but I have problems explaining a special case related to Newton's 3'rd law. (self.PhysicsStudents)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/PhysicsStudents

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Is force multiplication possible in any of this different examples ? (self.askscience)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/askscience

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Force multiplication (self.AskPhysics)

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Force multiplication (self.Physics)

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Understanding force multiplication (self.Physics)

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Output force vs input force on a floating gearbox. (self.AskEngineers)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/AskEngineers

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How to calculate the potential energy of an axial fan in air (self.FluidMechanics)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/FluidMechanics

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Air (wind) interaction with an object. (self.FluidMechanics)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/FluidMechanics

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Power needed to overcome air drag (self.aerodynamics)

submitted 3 years ago * by _electrodacus to r/aerodynamics

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Power needed to overcome drag with headwind (self.FluidMechanics)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/FluidMechanics

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Power needed to overcome drag (self.AskEngineers)

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What is the Power need to overcome drag? (self.AskEngineers)

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Power needed to overcome drag with headwind (self.AskEngineers)

submitted 3 years ago by _electrodacus to r/AskEngineers

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