22 Jun 2008 at 21:35 #181 shifty_uk shifty_uk Soldato Joined 27 Sep 2004 Posts 13,788 Location . G-MAN2004 said: There, got it to 5*s for you. Click to expand... It's great how threads only get rated when someone actually posts stating they gave some stars. Everyone jumps in and starts rating.
G-MAN2004 said: There, got it to 5*s for you. Click to expand... It's great how threads only get rated when someone actually posts stating they gave some stars. Everyone jumps in and starts rating.
22 Jun 2008 at 22:03 #182 NightSt@lk3r NightSt@lk3r Soldato Joined 7 Dec 2005 Posts 8,019 Location Wiltshire ginger_pat said: haha thought so Click to expand... Actually i win i said it had 4 wheels on page 3
22 Jun 2008 at 22:11 #183 pitchfork pitchfork Soldato Joined 21 Jan 2007 Posts 8,704 Ahh, I don't win. I lost the game.
22 Jun 2008 at 22:15 #184 P_A_N_I_C P_A_N_I_C Associate Joined 12 Feb 2004 Posts 1,805 Location Sheffield Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird http://www.math.uit.no/~eirikf/Lockheed_SR-71_Blackbird.jpg
22 Jun 2008 at 22:33 #185 KNiVES KNiVES Soldato Joined 4 Jan 2005 Posts 15,020 platinum87 said: biggest fusion bomb ever detonated, yeild = 50mt, could go up to 100mt youtube video the power of this bomb is ALL the explosives used in WW2, combined and then multiplied by 10 Click to expand... Holy ****. One firework I wouldn't want to let off in my garden.
platinum87 said: biggest fusion bomb ever detonated, yeild = 50mt, could go up to 100mt youtube video the power of this bomb is ALL the explosives used in WW2, combined and then multiplied by 10 Click to expand... Holy ****. One firework I wouldn't want to let off in my garden.
22 Jun 2008 at 22:44 #186 p4radox p4radox Soldato Joined 1 Oct 2004 Posts 10,772 Location Cambs/Herts I give you: Wärtsilä RT-flex96C, the world's largest internal combustion engine: 109,000 bhp 1820 liters per cylinder Peak 50% thermal efficiency (!!!) Just, wow...
I give you: Wärtsilä RT-flex96C, the world's largest internal combustion engine: 109,000 bhp 1820 liters per cylinder Peak 50% thermal efficiency (!!!) Just, wow...
22 Jun 2008 at 22:48 #187 FrannoBaz FrannoBaz Suspended Joined 4 Apr 2007 Posts 1,796 p4radox said: I give you: Wärtsilä RT-flex96C, the world's largest internal combustion engine: 109,000 bhp 1820 liters per cylinder Peak 50% thermal efficiency (!!!) Just, wow... Click to expand... Veyron's Better...
p4radox said: I give you: Wärtsilä RT-flex96C, the world's largest internal combustion engine: 109,000 bhp 1820 liters per cylinder Peak 50% thermal efficiency (!!!) Just, wow... Click to expand... Veyron's Better...
22 Jun 2008 at 22:50 #188 Mansize_tissue Mansize_tissue Soldato Joined 20 Mar 2007 Posts 3,095 Location Norwich Pfft p4radox, I have more horsepower than that feeble little thing! (I was going to quote both images in case people didn't see them a couple of posts up but FrannoBaz has got me covered. Cheers) Last edited: 22 Jun 2008
Pfft p4radox, I have more horsepower than that feeble little thing! (I was going to quote both images in case people didn't see them a couple of posts up but FrannoBaz has got me covered. Cheers)
22 Jun 2008 at 22:53 #190 p4radox p4radox Soldato Joined 1 Oct 2004 Posts 10,772 Location Cambs/Herts FrannoBaz said: Veyron's Better... Click to expand... 1001 horsepower vs 109,000 horsepower. Comparison fails.
FrannoBaz said: Veyron's Better... Click to expand... 1001 horsepower vs 109,000 horsepower. Comparison fails.
22 Jun 2008 at 22:56 #191 KNiVES KNiVES Soldato Joined 4 Jan 2005 Posts 15,020 p4radox said: I give you: Wärtsilä RT-flex96C, the world's largest internal combustion engine: 109,000 bhp 1820 liters per cylinder Peak 50% thermal efficiency (!!!) Just, wow... Click to expand... .... so what does it do?
p4radox said: I give you: Wärtsilä RT-flex96C, the world's largest internal combustion engine: 109,000 bhp 1820 liters per cylinder Peak 50% thermal efficiency (!!!) Just, wow... Click to expand... .... so what does it do?
22 Jun 2008 at 22:58 #192 Mansize_tissue Mansize_tissue Soldato Joined 20 Mar 2007 Posts 3,095 Location Norwich KNiVES said: .... so what does it do? Click to expand... I'm assuming it's for marine use.
22 Jun 2008 at 22:58 #193 pitchfork pitchfork Soldato Joined 21 Jan 2007 Posts 8,704 Is that a bugatti veyron? EDIT. Beaten to it.
22 Jun 2008 at 22:59 #194 FrannoBaz FrannoBaz Suspended Joined 4 Apr 2007 Posts 1,796 p4radox said: 1001 horsepower vs 109,000 horsepower. Comparison fails. Click to expand... ....Veyron would win in a race....
p4radox said: 1001 horsepower vs 109,000 horsepower. Comparison fails. Click to expand... ....Veyron would win in a race....
22 Jun 2008 at 23:02 #195 Mansize_tissue Mansize_tissue Soldato Joined 20 Mar 2007 Posts 3,095 Location Norwich FrannoBaz said: ....Veyron would win in a race.... Click to expand... Ah, but not in a race of size. Currently the Wärtsilä RT-flex96C trumps the Veyron with its zero-to-massive record of 0 seconds!
FrannoBaz said: ....Veyron would win in a race.... Click to expand... Ah, but not in a race of size. Currently the Wärtsilä RT-flex96C trumps the Veyron with its zero-to-massive record of 0 seconds!
22 Jun 2008 at 23:03 #196 FrannoBaz FrannoBaz Suspended Joined 4 Apr 2007 Posts 1,796 Also: Veyron = 500~BHP/Ton Massive Engine = 43~BHP/Ton
22 Jun 2008 at 23:15 #197 benjo plz. benjo plz. Soldato Joined 15 Jan 2004 Posts 14,199 Location Hall I see your Bugatti Veyron and raise you a Caparo T1 .
22 Jun 2008 at 23:16 #198 Fuzz Fuzz Soldato Joined 3 Aug 2003 Posts 15,921 Location UK KNiVES said: .... so what does it do? Click to expand... Turns a bloody big propshaft.
22 Jun 2008 at 23:17 #199 p4radox p4radox Soldato Joined 1 Oct 2004 Posts 10,772 Location Cambs/Herts KNiVES said: .... so what does it do? Click to expand... Big ships. FrannoBaz said: Also: Veyron = 500~BHP/Ton Massive Engine = 43~BHP/Ton Click to expand... Meh, MOAR POWAH!!
KNiVES said: .... so what does it do? Click to expand... Big ships. FrannoBaz said: Also: Veyron = 500~BHP/Ton Massive Engine = 43~BHP/Ton Click to expand... Meh, MOAR POWAH!!
22 Jun 2008 at 23:32 #200 gillywibble gillywibble Caporegime Joined 28 Jun 2007 Posts 52,812 Location Tamworth, UK I think it's fair to say that the human body is more efficient than any of the machines listed.