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Old 10-05-2006, 08:09 PM   #1
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is it slowing down in here

It seems slow in the forums these days. I don't know if its the $2.00 gas, SVO not being here (not much), or what.


Just an observation.
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ive been working like a dog. i guess as summer ended we all started getting busy. trust me im still an aerodynamics nut.
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Old 10-05-2006, 08:25 PM   #3
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this is the third time the forum has slowed down. I really think it's seasonal, just like the gas prices.

I'm positive that the slowing down is due to a few things, including the end of summer, the drop in gas prices, and SVOBoy not being here.

On the plus side we're getting a lot of new members and tons more pageviews than usual.
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Old 10-05-2006, 09:35 PM   #4
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this is the third time the forum has slowed down. I really think it's seasonal, just like the gas prices.

I'm positive that the slowing down is due to a few things, including the end of summer, the drop in gas prices, and SVOBoy not being here.

On the plus side we're getting a lot of new members and tons more pageviews than usual.
Well, that's good that page views are up despite the gas prices. Articles have shown that the new-car buying public is gun-shy of buying another guzzler -- few people trust BO.

The problem is that I'm off this week and clogging up the site with BS. -- that's the problem. Anyways...

As I did a retrospective, there were plans here to test a Hydrogen injection system and was researched and dismissed due to degredation of critical engine components. We need to come up with some more experiments to keep the ball rolling. Brainstorm. No idea is too crazy. Sling 'em out there.

Here, I'll start -- how can we turn the rear wheels of our non-hybrids into electrical generators and have an A/C clutch on the alternator that engages and disengages based on electrical demand and generator input. Heck, even the same clutch on the power steering. If the speed of the car is over 35, then you don't generally need PS.

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Old 10-05-2006, 10:28 PM   #5
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It's mostly Svoboy.

I don't need to post a lot because I know most of the information I need to know.
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Old 10-05-2006, 11:50 PM   #6
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Hi kickflipjr -?It seems slow in the forums these days.?

Maybe we are busy testing a few new ideas ....

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Old 10-06-2006, 12:03 AM   #7
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It's mostly Svoboy.

I don't need to post a lot because I know most of the information I need to know.
That's one of the funniest things I've read on this forum
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Old 10-06-2006, 04:57 AM   #8
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Well, for Pete's Sakes!

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It's mostly Svoboy.

I don't need to post a lot because I know most of the information I need to know.
Well for Pete's sakes share it with us.

But, I bet you don't know as much as a Super-Duper Saiyan!

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Oh, and by the way -- your post rate is higher than mine
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Old 10-06-2006, 05:15 AM   #9
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Not that I posted that much to begin with, but I just haven't had as much time for this kind of thing lately. I have gone into a busy period for work, my personal life has been busy, and my desire to stare at a computer screen seems to have declined. And I can't lie, my will to expend huge amounts of effort on gas mileage has declined since the cooler weather started throwing a wrench in it here in New England. I'm willing to bet that something will happen to swing my attitude right back around in the other direction...it goes in cycles.
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I promise: no more schooner trips this year! And I still post to the detriment of my work.
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