I'd like that too, but there are very good reasons not to use a hubless motor. It's a triumph of "looks cool" over good engineering. So that's an instant black mark from me.
Posts by Jez Weston
It's less about the capacity, as there's plenty of idle capacity, and more about the price, the price variability, and exposure to geopolitical risks
The Irish Times, The Conversation, The Economist, Al Jazeera, SCMP, The New Statesman. But recognise that every source has a bias - I trust SCMP on Hong Kong or Al Jazeera on Qatar much less than I would trust them to report about regions where their governments are less interested.
One deal we did with the Americans, they were working until midnight Xmas Eve, which meant our team was working till midday Xmas Day.
Ouch.
Which seems nuts.
We've a smart meter. That reports hourly data about my electricity use. I want a website where I can put in my address and get a list of electricity plans sorted by price.
And then a button that says "switch to cheapest plan".
That button must be technically possible.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5Nn...
The UK had full and clear pricing info at a national level from every company and every public supplier in 1899.
The more I learn about electricity markets, the more I think that electricity is a natural monopoly best delivered by public ownership.
energynetworks.substack.com/p/power-for-...
Wow. It's like they're setting up a foundation for research, science and technology in New Zealand.
The policy wheel turns ever onward.
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should...
Conveyor?
Oh yes!
You can expand this to your entire project list.
Should I do the thing? No, after the hutch is done, then the stakes box, then the hot water booster, then the trench, then the ...
Merry Christmas.
Saw this and thought of you.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5kw...
Terrifyingly relevant to NZ right now where a new and economically ideological government is just making bad infrastructure decisions by refusing to make public investments.