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[PCeBiker]

That video is bugging me !!

An object stays in motion unless acted upon by an external unbalanced force.

That force should be balanced??!!

The umbrella gets pushed forward but the leaf blower should be pushing backwards with the same pressure, and neutralize the forces??

What if he lifts up the umbrella?
Does he slow down then start reversing?

I suppose that fluid dynamics comes in to play making it all work out mathematically but it may take years of AI analysis and scientific study to understand what exactly is going on.

I'm going to smoke a Vado and see if I can figure it out.

 

[6zfshdb]

It's hard to tell in the video, but there may be slope involved. He could be going slightly down hill.

 

[PCeBiker]

Ever try to use your stove with the burner only set to 100% the entire time?

Yeah, when I boil water.

That can take 20 minutes at full blast for a few liters of water.
I can start burning a in 5 minutes at full blast.

I never use the presets... Same goes for my air fryer toaster oven.

Me either.
I just use the microwave at full blast.

I "reset" my toaster oven all the time.
It's just three simple dials that show everything and are easy to read.

Yes basically that's how it works... But by adding time and adjusting duty cycle legnth the end results in a microwave are drasticly different.

But it's such a PITA to learn and remember how to adjust things that I never bother.
I know that I could study the owners manual but I don't want to bother and it bugs me that I have to.

You do realize that a gas stove is a totally different thing and I use them in two totally different ways.

My stove and old-school microwave are so stupid simple to operate that I'm adjusting the throttles all the time.

This it the wind up timer I'm using to charge my vape pipe,..

There's no scale, I don't need it.
I can tell for lookin where to set it to shut off at 70% charge.