Posted by murilo (200.168.8.167) on July 10, 2003 at 11:33:30:
In Reply to: Ben's Attempt posted by ovyyus on July 09, 2003 at 19:55:06:
Hello. When Venereum and ''others'' released at this draw, I almost could gamble that it could work well, but just due to these conditions: flat springs able to flex, up and down, all together or near to it, in right rytm. I think that when spring blades flex to up and down, they'll cause an organized, simultaneous and similar weight relief in the perimeter, of sure, while rotating and moving. Other effect I could expect is that when the blades will stop to flex, their mass would instantly be ''transferred'' to an ''ahead'' position, what means, already in fall. That's all I thought and still may think, and I declare I was not emotioned about the heavy advertized recomendations our Venereum said to have. Regs. Murilo SP jul/10th
: Hi All,
: FYI, for those who haven't already seen Ben's attempt at replicating the bogus claims made by 'Techstuff'.
: +10 points to Ben for his honest effort.
: -10 points to 'Techstuff' for total dishonesty (dare I say fraud).
: Regards, ovyyus