Velominati
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LOLThis is the bedt post in ages.
Next week is how to make your wheels go round uphill without a chain or belt.
LOLThis is the bedt post in ages.
Next week is how to make your wheels go round uphill without a chain or belt.
I was under the impression that the proponent of the hypothesis had indicated that the experiment should have two punctures, (1) the original puncture and (2) a deliberate second puncture which would be used to inflate the tube, thus revealing where the original puncture was, I feel that the experiment which is known as LCvCS 'Lung Capacity Versus Common Sense' is quite interesting but I had obviously not read the formula for the experiment correctly, I now understand that the original hypothesis was regarding a single puncture only, the hypothesis was not about repairing a puncture but inflating a tube with a puncture using lung capacity only. I will follow the experiment closely although I fear, that Dr Callum may not be successful in his endeavours.It seems perfectly clear from the post that there is only one puncture proposed in the experiment/scenario. There is no pre-existing puncture in the scenario.
It's still completely bonkers.
BB
A close examination of the original hypothesis reveals only the single puncture. The opening statement refers only to the pumping phase but not any pre-existing hole-derived deflation state. Therefore the punctive state is only in the singular.
As the Nobel Prize for Aerobic Outrageousness is currently seeking nominations, I, too, will follow Dr Callum's analysis with keen eyes.
I'm afraid you jumped the gun a bit there, we are still trying to determine if the experiment is possible.Or you could carry an already pumped up spare tube over your shoulder. The extra weight of air would likely be far less than carrying a pimp.
And to the OP why would you want to make another hole rather than blow it up via the valve (ignoring for a moment that you wouldn't be able to puff 100psi in the first place without your lungs bursting)
If you cut right through the tube at the point of the original puncture, tie one end in a knot and blow up from the other end. This will enable you to get a fair bit of pressure in it, once pressurized tie that end in a knot.
Not sure about the next bit though so it may be a good idea to carry a spare and a pump.
Or you could carry an already pumped up spare tube over your shoulder. The extra weight of air would likely be far less than carrying a pimp.
And to the OP why would you want to make another hole rather than blow it up via the valve (ignoring for a moment that you wouldn't be able to puff 100psi in the first place without your lungs bursting)
I'm afraid you jumped the gun a bit there, we are still trying to determine if the experiment is possible.
Or you could carry an already pumped up spare tube over your shoulder. The extra weight of air would likely be far less than carrying a pimp.
And to the OP why would you want to make another hole rather than blow it up via the valve (ignoring for a moment that you wouldn't be able to puff 100psi in the first place without your lungs bursting)
I see, yes the experiment itself is possible but the outcome is unknown, I'm wondering if the little understood matter of friction would come into play, if you think about it, inflating a tyre with a hand pump can generate an incredible amount of heat, does the OP run the risk of 'Spontaneous Combustion'?Well the experiment is certainly possible, I'm just concentrating on the theoretical side
I see, yes the experiment itself is possible but the outcome is unknown, I'm wondering if the little understood matter of friction would come into play, if you think about it, inflating a tyre with a hand pump can generate an incredible amount of heat, does the OP run the risk of 'Spontaneous Combustion'?