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I have been digging deep into the conflict using Youtube and Foreign news sources, including "France 24" and raw Ukraine rebel footage. I heard that the reason that the first Russian Column failed was that their trucks were shod with fake Michelin XMLs. These tires that had the same tread...
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/24663/army-tests-low-recoil-155mm-howitzer-small-enough-to-fit-on-the-back-of-a-truck
Anyone seen the rabbit I was shooting at?
The typical centrifuge turns around 3000's G's. Honestly, you would be better off using a smaller, air driven centrifuge on a 55 gallon drum. They are not too expensive.
Sounds to me like it has a higher flashpoint. Pretty much all you do is change the gas to WMO ration to get it to flash. Look up flashpoint testing. Keep in mind, if the oil has some weird additive that has to be removed, then you have to "crack" the oil and run it threw a distillation tower...
I would appear that there are at least 3 types of DOT approved air brake lines. Am I correct?
1. Rubber 100R5 reinforced wire hoses which can be crimped or used with field reusable fittings
2. Rubber textile reinforced that use brass compression fittings, such as textile reinforced Dayco...