Archive for September, 2016
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Inside the tank. -
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Actual, full size tank for the BFR with production methods. NASA would make a 1/3 model & go nowhere. -
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Not sure this is a real engine or a stock drawing. It normally takes 2 stages of turbopumps to hit 4300psi, but he claimed supercooling the propellants prevented cavitation.
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The 12V sense track was completely corroded away. The conformal coating came too late. There was also quite a bit of rust on the radio. -
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It was time to try the long awaited gluing of the wheels. -
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The 5V input was made the source for the 3V regulator to cool it down. The Vsense wire was resoldered to the 12V input. -
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A new switch for lighting was installed to make it easier to access & more reliable. This with a beefier plug should eliminate the glitches. -
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Radios were installed on cleverly ground remanes of the final flashlight. -
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The new lighting was installed at 45' angles to try to shoot around a rear obstacle. Still undecided if this was worth it.