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#389172 03/17/2008 4:14 PM
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Cruising in the Passing Lane
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useful tool [for Denny anyway] grin

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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Very cool!! A real time saver.

Thanks

John


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It would be more useful if it let you enter complex numbers. Cool though.


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Ah yes Bill, cool tool. I'll add it to the reference folder with the others for sure. Being a math and music dummy I can use all the help I can get. Two of the disciplines that I'll pay more attention to in my next life.
And they are all complex to me ontheflour!
tks,
Denny G

Last edited by Denny Graham; 03/21/2008 12:19 PM.

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Denny Graham,

Maybe those numbers wouldn't be as confusing to you if you stayed off the flour! wave

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Never messed with the flour Stu, and quit the weed when I got back to the States!

If it weren't for all these calculators and cool computer programs I'd be in real trouble, not much schoolin' you know. Thank the lordy for Spell Checker, you orta see how I really spell!!!
Still trying to find a real simple engineering program that will just let me plug in the Alloy, Size and Application and have it spit out some stress analyses numbers. Like how much weight will that 6” by 10’ long ‘I’ beam supported at each end take before it bends and stuff like that. Something in layman’s terms without all the technical jargon that the engineers banter around.
This group of calculators probably has something in it, there are just to many to look through them all right now.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL


Denny G
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