The
real problem with absorption cycle refrigeration (gas refrigerators) is
that they must stay within 5 to 7 degrees of vertical.

not true. unless the vehicle is NOT moving side to side.

On 04 Jul 2004 02:05:22 GMT, (JAXAshby) wrote:

The
real problem with absorption cycle refrigeration (gas refrigerators) is
that they must stay within 5 to 7 degrees of vertical.

not true. unless the vehicle is NOT moving side to side.

lateral forces mimic inclination.

you don't understand how the system works. please don't comment again.

The
real problem with absorption cycle refrigeration (gas refrigerators) is
that they must stay within 5 to 7 degrees of vertical.

not true. unless the vehicle is NOT moving side to side.

lateral forces mimic inclination.

On 04 Jul 2004 13:17:53 GMT, (JAXAshby) wrote:

you don't understand how the system works. please don't comment again.

The
real problem with absorption cycle refrigeration (gas refrigerators) is
that they must stay within 5 to 7 degrees of vertical.

not true. unless the vehicle is NOT moving side to side.

lateral forces mimic inclination.



Well, I'm beginning to understand how the system works....someone
posts something....you wank away....someone disagree....you display
the depth of your knowledge and charm....and the cycle goes on.

whore ace, you know nothing about gas absorbtion refrigeration. go stand in
the corner and be quiet. do not interupt the discussion again.


you don't understand how the system works. please don't comment again.

The
real problem with absorption cycle refrigeration (gas refrigerators) is
that they must stay within 5 to 7 degrees of vertical.

not true. unless the vehicle is NOT moving side to side.

lateral forces mimic inclination.



Well, I'm beginning to understand how the system works....someone
posts something....you wank away....someone disagree....you display
the depth of your knowledge and charm....and the cycle goes on.

hore ace, here is the stupid statement you made which shows to one and all you
don't have a clew what you are talking about in regard to gas absorbtion
refrigeration and were just picking junk out of the air just to say something
hoping the rest of us here might notice you. you act like a high school
sophomore whose voice has not yet changed. go away and come back when you
shave at least twice a week.

lateral forces mimic inclination.

On 04 Jul 2004 15:18:29 GMT, (JAXAshby) wrote:

hore ace, here is the stupid statement you made which shows to one and all you
don't have a clew what you are talking about in regard to gas absorbtion
refrigeration and were just picking junk out of the air just to say something
hoping the rest of us here might notice you. you act like a high school
sophomore whose voice has not yet changed. go away and come back when you
shave at least twice a week.

lateral forces mimic inclination.

Well, let me struggle through this as best I can't and hope my voice
doesn't crack.

You've just eaten a nice thick cool slice of watermelon. The plate is
full of juice. The plate will do it job if it's not tipped, or moved
laterally, without tipping, faster than the inertial mass of the fluid
on the plate..oops, there goes the watermelon juice....

No juice in the evaporator; no cool watermelon.

....oh, sorry, gotta go, my mom wants me to clean up my room.

whore ace, you are comparing watermelon on dinner plates to gas absorbtion
refrigerators.

why? Because you think you understand dinner plates?

go back to study hall. lunch is not for another 45 minutes.


hore ace, here is the stupid statement you made which shows to one and all
you
don't have a clew what you are talking about in regard to gas absorbtion
refrigeration and were just picking junk out of the air just to say
something
hoping the rest of us here might notice you. you act like a high school
sophomore whose voice has not yet changed. go away and come back when you
shave at least twice a week.

lateral forces mimic inclination.

Well, let me struggle through this as best I can't and hope my voice
doesn't crack.

You've just eaten a nice thick cool slice of watermelon. The plate is
full of juice. The plate will do it job if it's not tipped, or moved
laterally, without tipping, faster than the inertial mass of the fluid
on the plate..oops, there goes the watermelon juice....

No juice in the evaporator; no cool watermelon.

...oh, sorry, gotta go, my mom wants me to clean up my room.

whore ace, would you mind very much explaining to the ng just how a dinner
plate is like the pot of a closed gas absorbtion reefer system?

[stay awake people, if you can. whore ace is going to try to sound like an
11th grader]

The plate will do it job if it's not tipped, or moved
laterally, without tipping, faster than the inertial mass of the fluid
on the plate

the inertial mass

whore ace, wanna explain to us just what INinertial mass is? Or wanna try to
explain just what kind of mass there is that has no inertia?

[stay awake, people, if you can. whore ace is going to try to sound like an
11th grader]