Posts by UnknownEngineer

Quote from PARKER

Anyone up for a breathing PC?

It's neat, and does the job. I would add dust filtration for the intakes, I feel like that will build up a ton.
The water-cooling loop itself is a bit iffy, there is no space for the liquid to expand if the heat starts to accumulate. Also the cooling itself only has the ability to be on or off, there is little adjusting it.

But all in all, it's unique and seems to work.

I would prefer using one of these though.



I would just make a traditional build without fans, add on an external radiator as above. Similar size, less pumps (1 or 2 for the whole thing), can work with just water being circulated in the main loop, without any airflow manipulation. Can also add a fan into the external tower and have it in a separate space with lengthy tubing.

It just wouldn't be as unique as a "breathing" PC.

Quote from Oksman

I think you switched with Engineer - 29th April < 27th May so this list is out of date. You have 3rd of June, Engineer has 27th of May and you already did 29th of April.

I have been lacking motivation and energy for mission making lately, I don't think I can do a mission for the 27th.

South Africa has some interesting equipment. Rooikat is what inspired the blufor tank destroyer in A3 for an example, I just wonder if all variants use the 76mm gun.
G6 Renoster is a wheeled arty, not sure the game has those already.

Quote from Oksman

This is what I want for my recon-infi in wargame. Screw slowing down 2 kilometers out and taking 1 full minute to unload 5 dudes.

Quote from Filth

Send me out with a bang. Send me out with a raspy voice.

Never seen that mortar, from what I can gather it's a discount AMOS. The loading system is unique at least.

The story as far as I can find:
Sweden wanted a mortar, it's mortar to be on a boat. Alvis Haglunds and Patria designed a mortar, but Sweden didn't have a big enough boat.
They had someone start designing a new boat. But the boat and mortar was expensive together.
The choice was made that instead of having AMOS adopted by 2013 like Finland, Sweden would have BAE systems look at Alvis Haglunds and Patrias homework and make something cheaper.

Now finally in 2020 Sweden has 2 loaders per vehicle pushing and twisting levers. And it still doesn't go on a boat.

Image: AMOS (prototype?) on a boat in 2007 (The boat was unstable so it's why they wanted a bigger boat)

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