Turbo Encabulator?

[BobSch]

Several years ago, Rockwell International decided to get into the heavy duty transmission business. They were getting ready to tape a first introduction video, and, as a warm up, the professional narrator began what has become a legend within the trucking industry. This man should have won an Emmy for his stellar performance. Now remember this is strictly off the cuff, nothing is written down. It became the biggest talk in the industry, vs. the new product which they were introducing.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLDgQg6bq7o

[cabinetman]

I've seen that before, and I still don't know what the heck he said. I'll betcha Loring wrote the script.
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[LCHIEN]

I've seen that before, and I still don't know what the heck he said. I'll betcha Loring wrote the script.
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darn right and what do you mean you don't understand it? How much more plain english does it have to be?

[crokett]

Cabman, power is produced by the modial interaction of magneto reluctance and capacitive daractants. How much more obvious could it be?

[cabinetman]

Cabman, power is produced by the modial interaction of magneto reluctance and capacitive daractants. How much more obvious could it be?

It was that reluctant magneto that had me stumped. I was thinking of an excessive aggressive one.
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[crokett]

It was that reluctant magneto that had me stumped. I was thinking of an excessive aggressive one.
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No, those are used when you need a transverse interaction of inductive resonators.

[germdoc]

I just ordered 3.

[Mr__Bill]

I think I saw that on Dr. Who.......




Bill
over here in the sun

[cabinetman]

No, those are used when you need a transverse interaction of inductive resonators.

That's good to know. Maybe we can apply this technology to lawn mower repair, and table saw set-ups.
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[pierhogunn2]

a free energy what?

[Alex Franke]

Yeah, I have one of these installed on my BT3100, right between the motor and the phase-oscillating retrofacet maticulotron. Highly recommended -- especially to squeeze out a few extra hermites.

[BobSch]

Yeah, I have one of these installed on my BT3100, right between the motor and the phase-oscillating retrofacet maticulotron. Highly recommended -- especially to squeeze out a few extra hermites.

Does it work better than a SawStop?

[metalman]

not exactly related, but all that does make me think of the mag couplers I've seen. basically two flanges with embedded magnets or coils that don't physically touch, but the magnetic fields cause the rotation of one disc to rotate the other. that would make a heck of an upgrade of a bt3, or any wood working tool for that matter, probably reduce the damage from stalled blades and bits, I know once they are up to speed power transmission is basically 100% efficient, but I think static torque is really low, so if it got stopped, it would probably save the motor from getting smoked