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1. 2 inch reciever front and back. For towing and attachments 2. Back wall fold down flat in cabin. 3. Air bag rear seats for added room when deflated. 1. 2" reciever front and rear for trailer hitch and attachments. 2. Rear wall fold down flat in cabin. 3. Rear seat made from air bags...

Speaking of hydrogen... I bought a kiln to experiment with making carbon nonotubes out of chicken feathers to store hydrogen. But that project has been delayed by other honey does.

maybe I misled you, it has been some time since I tried to communicate with someone on this level. I am talking about compounds not individual atoms. I do not have the equipment in my lab to go past spectroscopy on discovery.

ajdelange, I sent you mail (started a conversation with you) yes it explains what happens but I am interested in why it happens. I postulate that every molecule has it's own unique harmonic signature. Kind of like the signature of a heart beat but on a molecular level. Compton demonstrated...

My inital understanding was Compton scattering explains what happens but not necessarily why. I will dive deeper.

I think where I got off coarse was when I was raising plants under LED lighting. I had to add IR LEDs or thier leaf surface temperature would not get high enough and they would do poorly. The Planck equation says every wavelength has energy. But, I got the idea that no energy was transferred...

At 74 my brain just doesn't run as fast as those younger than myself. But I was still able to study for and pass my exam for my FAA UAV license last year. Apparently, I need to brush up on my physics. Going to check out the classes on Brilliant.or... If I don't post, hopefully I am studying...

God I remember years and years ago in my first college physics class. We were talking about orbital mechanics. I rose my hand and said, "There has got to be a simple answer to this question." He responded, "Complex questions often have complex answers." I found the specs for Aton-...

It appears that they are extremely good at unlearning what they have learned and is key to their rapid innovation.

"dibs" pointed out that CT glass is made out of Alon a transparent ceramic aluminum. Aluminum has a very low emissivity coefficient for IR which means it is highly reflective. Thus may not need a coating of any kind. Would love to know what the emissivity coefficient for IR of Alon is...

You are correct. Two interesting things have come up in this thread. I need to go back through the threads so I can site the correct people that came up with the information.

My interests are in mods for a Desert CT. This admittedly is a small knitch market. I think it might be less confusing if I started a new thread called "mods for a Desert CT" If you agree please leave a "like". If you don't please leave a unhappy face. If you don't care please leave a big...

ajdelang I do not question your credentials. I don't know many people that would even know what a emissivity chart was. I do question how you are interpreting the data on the chart.

I usually walk away form a confrontation. I have obviously cased you some discomfort. For which I truly apologize. I do not intentionally go around trying to jack people up. However, I still disagree with you.

Thank you for the info on the CT glass.