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  1. This part of driver tech i'm a little weak on. My two basic questions are what would happen if the pole piece was removed from the structure (not questioning cooling) and what effect do different coil placements have? IE: If the coil was completely out of the gap at rest, completely centered in the gap at rest, or 1/2 entered into the gap at rest?

    I can pretty much easily assume that if the coil is too far from the gap it will produce very little magnetic force.. but how far is too far?

  2. Over on Xtremesystems.org (PC and Overclocking Enthusiast website) we're having a supercomputer challenge for WCG (World Computing Grid). If you've heard of Folding@Home or Seti@Home or anything like those, that is the basics of what WCG is. Here's the offical thread: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/announcement.php?f=144&a=75

    If you are unfamiliar with what those programs are, then this is what it is in a nutshell: It is AIDS, cancer, and Muscular Dystrophy research. There are a few other projects thrown in too, but those are the main ones that most of our team focuses on (we're almost the #1 team in the WCG project btw).

    Anyways, to keep this short, if anyone is interested in donating a week (or staying around for longer) for the challenge they can find all of the information required to join in on it here (takes 5-7 minutes): http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=230613

    If you do join, maybe put something like "[sMD]" at the front of your username to denote where you originated from as well, if you can :)

    I should also let you know that the program is processor intensive. For most systems it will be perfectly safe to run, but there's always those 5-10% of horribly designed ones.. or that are on their last legs lol ;)

    Thanks for your time guys, hope to see a couple people kick some resources in :)

    If you register on the forums to ask questions i'm also known as "STEvil" there. Registrations are all done manually and you dont always get a notification so if you havent had one for a few days just try logging in and posting ;)

  3. I'll have to wait until tomorrow for pics but how's this?

    Current main system:

    Displays: Toshiba Regza 46" 1920x1080, LG 30" 2560x1600

    CPU's: Dual Xeon E5450 ES @ 3.6ghz

    RAM: 4x2gb DDR2 FB-DIMM @ 400mhz (800 effective)

    Motherboard: Supermicro X7DAL-E

    Video: ATi Radeon 4870X2

    HDD's: 80gb, 200gb, 250gb, 320gb (forget brands lol)

    PSU: OCZ ProXstream 1000w

    System build in progress:

    Displays: Gateway FPD2185 1680x1050 (temporary)

    CPU's: Xeon 2.4ghz 6-core ES @ 4ghz (attempting to acquire a second)

    RAM: 3x2gb 1333mhz DDR3 (cheap stuff, buffalo iirc)

    Motherboard: Gigabyte UD5 (temp until EVGA SR-2 is released)

    Video: Asus GTX480 + BFG 8800GTS 512mb

    HDD's: 64gb G.Skill Falcon 2 SSD (OS), 2x WD Caviar Black 1TB.

    PSU: Ikonic Vulcan 1200w

    Main system is to the left of the laptop, hard to see.

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  4. If both ports are identical internally, yes.

    If they are not, no.

    There's a way to make the Aeroports even more effective 'though i'm too lazy to dig it up right now. If you google for a XXX18 in 20ft^3 enclosure and look around long enough for the build log i'm sure you find it.

  5. The key for maximum efficiency of that effect would be the size of the tunnel. Based on the subs/power/roll off would determine the appropriate mass of air inside the tunnel and create it.

    The problem is testing. The design takes so much effort that nobody (that I know of) takes the time to build it over and over to derive any tunnel equations since they would include some kind of factor that uses the cab space as a variable. I for one would love to see it done though.

    I think all we need to do is make the tunnel a bit longer and taper the exit, like a horn throat ;)

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