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Thanx, reminds me of a water pump.

this is what showed up and the link is bad.

The photos didn't come out for me.

I don't know so much about the difference in standards, but I believe the Americans simply have too many other "fun" things to do, like watch tv, or eat potato chips, or go to mcevils for a fat burger or kill themselves with fentanyl. In short, I believe we Americans in general take the "bait"...

Thanx for that. What you say is all true--only one missing component: personal interaction and drinking a cup-o with a cigarette.

I've got a whole bunch of those weights that have flywheels inside.

Hah! The Soviet of Washington has got you-all beat. But it's great to see new members from anywherre at all.

Absolutely fantastic. I have so many questions and no way for answers. I am always so amazed that the British have the positive culture of getting off their silly phones and going to see these type of events and MAKIING something interesting. Does anyone go to the wine competitions?

Yup, it's the rainy season

You might try looking up carbides used for telescope making.

Vini, vidi, vici! Or in YOUR case VNI (Very Nice Indeed!). I REALLY enjoy watching anything like your two vids. ANd you did an exceptional job of properly photographing them--Thanx.

I would like to buy one of each kit, unfortunately it would be a fortune in iron and I don't have a fortune of gold, platinum or plutonium. We all lament the fact that so few kits are made that the cost is outragious. Too bad.

yes

Yes, this is why I build engines

I would really like to see some of those. While the bombing went on, there would be no centralized power but smaller (not necessarily "small") engines could be placed all over the city and there would still be a minimum of power available. I would like to see something like that done in todays...

Thanx, lookt up a few--very interesting

I have a slightly different take on the large engines: They can supply actual power in an emergency. And there are emergencies happening every year. Texas power outage a few years ago, some storm on the east coast this year--we cannot stop the weather, but we can be prepared for the worst...

Do you happen to know what engine that red one is at 1:01 on the vid?

I have no experience with that.

Yes. Also, the James Webb telescope. It ran on and on for years, delays for what ever reason. Truly, I thot, I would not live to see it launched. But now the thing is sending back truly revolutionary information. Of course, it was not an emergency like war or cold war.