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Al Skierkiewicz 23-08-2010 07:37

A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
This just in...
http://blog.broadcastengineering.com...lux-capacitor/

Brandon Holley 23-08-2010 08:23

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing Al.

Its funny this comes up today, as I believe Nick at Nite is airing all 3 movies starting tonight and continuing tomorrow and Wednesday.

-Brando

JesseK 23-08-2010 08:29

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
I wonder what doc would have said if there was a "Capacitive Onion Ball" in the back, heh.

I wonder how well the onion cap can handle large surges of incoming power, such as when the Delorean was struck by lightening.

Wildcat 23-08-2010 13:52

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseK (Post 972297)

I wonder how well the onion cap can handle large surges of incoming power, such as when the Delorean was struck by lightening.

well the way i see it there's only one way to find out: build it and try it

pSYeNCe 23-08-2010 14:06

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wildcat (Post 972315)
well the way i see it there's only one way to find out: build it and try it

I think we have a perfect summertime activity for robotics teams to try....

Andrew Remmers 23-08-2010 15:04

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pSYeNCe (Post 972318)
I think we have a perfect summertime activity for robotics teams to try....

To bad summer is over :P

Al Skierkiewicz 24-08-2010 23:02

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
There is always time for learning...Learn something new everyday!

Jon236 25-08-2010 11:46

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
My only concern is whether it will be GDC legal and how we inspectors are supposed to test it?;)

Mark McLeod 25-08-2010 12:04

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
If the Robot Inspector tests it in the past then do previous season rules apply?
Ditto for the future?
If it works then you probably can't apply present season rules...

Wildcat 25-08-2010 12:06

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jon236 (Post 972491)
how we inspectors are supposed to test it?;)

assuming it has the necessary 1.21GW of power i suggest attaching a watch to it, syncing that watch with your personal watch, and sending it 1 min into the future. if your watch is 1 min ahead of the one on the flux capacitor it works

Alan Anderson 25-08-2010 13:04

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wildcat (Post 972493)
...i suggest attaching a watch to it, syncing that watch with your personal watch, and sending it 1 min into the future...

Inspection already takes too much time. I suggest sending it an hour or more into the past so you can finish inspection before you start and be running practice matches and working on the robot while it's waiting in line to be inspected.

Al Skierkiewicz 26-08-2010 08:06

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
I was thinking that anyone that was able to include it in a functioning design should pass inspection automatically. I wouldn't want to be near it! Look what it did to Doc's hair.

JesseK 26-08-2010 08:11

Re: A Real Flux Capacitor?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz (Post 972536)
I wouldn't want to be near it! Look what it did to Doc's hair.

This is precisely why many teams would be driven to go see it!


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