Was it spiral who was making a dry ice cylinder? I forget his handle but
the saga is more interesting than who will get voted off the Apprentice!

dwhite

Yes it was, see above your post for the full saga.

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"In the beginning, God said the four-dimensional divergence of an
antisymmetric,
second rank tensor equals zero, and there was Light , and it was good."

"Dan White" wrote in message
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Was it spiral who was making a dry ice cylinder? I forget his handle but
the saga is more interesting than who will get voted off the Apprentice!

dwhite

And it SHALL RETURN! Da Bomb suffered an opererator error to say the
least. Actually I am going to try to work on it today over lunch.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...f6efcea693a9a7

Read the post. At least I know it works. The dry ice generates more
volume than I figured (although I never calculated that one). One thing
that does concern me is there seems to be somewhat of a water "core" to
the dry ice. I'm not sure if that is just a low quality ice or what.

my aquarium page, info and pics at:
www.geocities.com/spiral_72/Spirals_page.html

Have you tired pelleted dry ice. Costs more but easier to pour though a
small hole.

Bob
Who uses it to inert fuel tanks before yanking them out of the ground.
"spiral_72" wrote in message
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And it SHALL RETURN! Da Bomb suffered an opererator error to say the
least. Actually I am going to try to work on it today over lunch.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...f6efcea693a9a7

Read the post. At least I know it works. The dry ice generates more
volume than I figured (although I never calculated that one). One thing
that does concern me is there seems to be somewhat of a water "core" to
the dry ice. I'm not sure if that is just a low quality ice or what.

my aquarium page, info and pics at:
www.geocities.com/spiral_72/Spirals_page.html