4.11 overheat and engine damage test results

[WhistlinggDeath]

I reset server one hour ago to 4.11 with crt =2. Server is full real with full CEM enabled. Your welcome to come join us for our weekly fights. We get some very tough opponents though (including many good Russians that I can never find thru Hyperlobby).

[WhistlinggDeath]

Swiss, ...

... answers please. Take the load off poor Red.

[Luno13]

I tried to join not too long ago and got 4.101 + UP...

[WhistlinggDeath]

Originally Posted by Luno13

I tried to join not too long ago and got 4.101 + UP...

No, you didnt, it is not up on Xfire (as can be seen publicly) for tonight. And my server name is not WB Flight Ops.

[AndyJWest]

A capacitor in parallel to the resistors, gives ?

A bright blue flash, and a smell of burnt insulation. Not because of anything to do with the circuit layout, but because it has lost the will to live...

[Luno13]

Hm, so how do you expect anyone to join/watch?

[WhistlinggDeath]

You need to look a few posts back Luno. The duel was set to go for 7 PM but Bad already capitulated.

Do you see, why a few pages back I tried nicely to exit gracefully. Your hatred is against me and is diverting attention from possible real flaws in 4.11. I am happy to speak on engineering topics all day, but that is not the point of the thread. Let us let some other voices chime in, and I will return to my research papers. Those of you who really enjoy tough combat though, can stop bye WD Fights later this week (full real) and see for yourselves if I can manage an engine and only fly spit 25lbs or whether I can really fly with the difficult P51s and TAs.

[WhistlinggDeath]

Here is a great one that ALL electrical engineers must know:

Resistance in series is: (for any given R1, R2, .... Rn)

A capacitor in parallel to the resistors, gives ?

[WTE_Galway]

Originally Posted by WhistlinggDeath

Here is a great one that ALL electrical engineers must know:

Resistance in series is: (for any given R1, R2, .... Rn)

A capacitor in parallel to the resistors, gives ?

Basic Electronics now ? Its just ohms law but using impedance's . Not rocket science.


Here is one from my first year Electrical bachelor degree. They handed this out as a problem to students BEFORE teaching them Star-Delta conversion Can be a real mind bender without Star-Delta ...

Given a cube where every side is 10 ohm what is the resistance between diagonally opposite corners of the cube.