Crushed Mexican glass..
Generators for Power Outage
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Crushed Mexican glass..
black dog
Free America
Now I understand why you save those cardboard boxes, the plot thickens.
GWguy
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Ok, misunderstood.
designing and building is one side of the coin. Who is going to regulate the use is the big question. DOE will "own and lease" the fuel, NRC will probably regulate. The NRC currently has quite a few people scrambling for work so the bet is on that they will make small and portable overly burdened.
Money can be available for a creative grant writer though the completed project may never be finalized.
https://www.energy.gov/articles/dep...jects-support-advanced-nuclear-reactor-power-
I got a screaming deal a few years back on some radioactive metal lawn furniture that was made in Mexico. That and some surplus x-ray machines and we got this.
glhs837
Power with Control
No. You do NOT "Got this". Unless of course you want to the King Under the Mountain..... Yucca Mountain that is
(Credit for dont have this goes to this amazing Viper CL ad)
https://oppositelock.kinja.com/most-honest-viper-craigslist-ad-ever-1782809075
No. You do NOT "Got this". Unless of course you want to the King Under the Mountain..... Yucca Mountain that is
(Credit for dont have this goes to this amazing Viper CL ad)
https://oppositelock.kinja.com/most-honest-viper-craigslist-ad-ever-1782809075
So THAT explains the hair falling out.
Consider your name scratched off the invite list for the reactor light-off party.
Sounds like you're close. Add in some orange fiesta ware, old "glow in the dark" clocks/watches and see the magic.
That reminds me of the time back in '81 when the EMC and I went down to Key West to scavenge spare parts from a Diver class salvage tug that the Navy had recently decommissioned. Just before we went onboard, one of the civilians in charge asked us to remove any "glow in the dark" disks we come across. We fond them mainly on watertight switch boxes.
Later after we were finished, I asked the Chief why we were removing these disks. Without any hesitation he said, "Because they are radioactive."
glhs837
Power with Control
ahh..so you know a lot about this stuff too, I see.
That reminds me of the time back in '81 when the EMC and I went down to Key West to scavenge spare parts from a Diver class salvage tug that the Navy had recently decommissioned. Just before we went onboard, one of the civilians in charge asked us to remove any "glow in the dark" disks we come across. We fond them mainly on watertight switch boxes.
Later after we were finished, I asked the Chief why we were removing these disks. Without any hesitation he said, "Because they are radioactive."
This answers a lot of questions I've harbored over the last 30 years.
Yeah, that's my story. What's your excuse?
glhs837
Power with Control
He stuffs fruit into beer....
Bad hit of Mr. Natural in 1976...
Actually..I don't. No fruit in my cerveza mas fina. Takes too much away from the aroma..the fine bouquet...the amber wave..the subtle follow on...