Go Cedric!
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The fingers
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markz
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Yet the BMW was not pulled over, nor checked with its no insurance, bad plate, no license driver, and a bad VIN hence stolen vehicle. Thief was probably high on da herb and craving donuts.
spinningmagnets said:
markz
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That riles me up. Its not just Velombiles. Its just anything that sticks out to the donut hole.
Buy a rusted out p.o.s. and ya get pulled over.
While they let the beamer with its loud mufflers slide.
Urrgh!
Buy a rusted out p.o.s. and ya get pulled over.
While they let the beamer with its loud mufflers slide.
Urrgh!
neptronix said:
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Wow, that vehicle was built in 1991??!!
Hillhater
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The Wiki page on Cedric is a good read..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynch_motor
Including these milestones..
..Also the comment that Cedric evolved his own math/algebra system to develop the motor and few conventionally trained/educated electrical engineers can understand his (very successful ) methods.!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynch_motor
Including these milestones..
..Also the comment that Cedric evolved his own math/algebra system to develop the motor and few conventionally trained/educated electrical engineers can understand his (very successful ) methods.!
The Toecutter
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Hillhater said:..Also the comment that Cedric evolved his own math/algebra system to develop the motor and few conventionally trained/educated electrical engineers can understand his (very successful ) methods.!
I've been educated as an engineer, and the reason so few engineers understand what Cedric has come up with is because no textbook in existence has any concept of what is actually possible, only what is "not possible". The creativity and open-mindedness is beaten out of the engineers through the course of their "education", while individuals like Cedric don't let such constraints limit them. You won't find his work or his math or the things he knows in any textbook, and to a lot of "educated" engineers, that makes it "incorrect" or "wrong". Yet, in the real world, Cedric's work has yielded results. Fancy that...
