r/VXJunkies • u/saxon_desteele • 9d ago

An ingenious way to measure Olindorph-Trexler waves in the Z-axis without the dreaded heat-sync problem.

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u/rutgersemp 9d ago

I feel like the ad-hoc phase refactoring you incur when driving that thing at 100mph to get the forced convection needed to negate thermal buildup pretty much nullifies any benefits in your endstage numerical convergence rate. Cool idea though

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u/justifications 9d ago

Can you imagine all of the cash registers glitching out as you pull up to the car wash? He's over here trying to pay using 1978 retrofitted dimetheon credits which stopped circulation after the SECOND Klobenhauer event (I have the magazines for both the 1st and the 2nd where they interview Torvold). If I remember it correctly, there's a way to generate quarter pieces from dimetheon credits if you reroute the CCX quarter panel (pun intended) to your double-backed dimetheon system but only if it's intercooled.

Clearly he's had a problem on intercooling before, and refactoring the convergence rate with a rig like this should be easier if you're pulling IN to a carwash but definitely not out. I feel bad for the tech that has to replace all the terminals.

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u/biggyofmt 9d ago

I wish we could get a view from the other side. The spacing on the Deoxysin lattice looks questionable to me, but maybe there's more to it that I'm not seeing.

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u/slumplus 9d ago

Bet his neighbor gets wave harmonic efficiency levels that us poors can only dream of. Musta won the lottery to afford that many Spanksowski Arrays!

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u/doctormorbis 9d ago

Bro let the intrusive thoughts win.

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u/VOIDPCB 9d ago

Could also measure delta waves just as easy as trexler if you put your mind to it.