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only tangentially(sp) related to pickups, but interesting perhaps to all my fellow pickup enthusiasts. =)
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Re: soldering in space
Hmmm . . . there appears to be some air flow there driving it. Look at the smoke. -
Re: soldering in space
I can explain it! Since there is little gravity in space there. The center of gravity for the rosin is actually that blob of solder! As it get's heated more, it allows the rosin to be more liquified, therefore having less friction, allowing it to orbit faster! These guys are astronauts?ScreamingDaisy: I don't do sympathy. If you want sympathy, it can be found in the dictionary between sh*t and syphilis.Comment
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I don't buy that explanation, however the escaping gas from the solder/rosin does make sense as it expands from within the material with no outside compression to hold it. What causes the rotation of the rosin in the first place, was the craft turning an the time?Originally posted by korinastratkyle::::To sound reinforcement engineer::::
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Re: soldering in space
That's really cool lol• EBMM JPX BFR (Crunch Lab/Liquifire)
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