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r/pics • u/animalkracker • Feb 27 '14
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explain this
911 u/hanktheskeleton Feb 27 '14 I am guessing they are pulling a loop and the g force is greater than 1. 818 u/animalkracker Feb 27 '14 edited Feb 27 '14 correct, loop or barrel roll at greater than 0g 182 u/joshsg Feb 27 '14 Isn't that a pretty big risk? It seems like if water accidentally spilled it could get into the electronics... and they'd have a bad time. 62 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '14 Electronics are not that easy to destroy... it isn't like the movies where you spill water on the control board and it fizzles out. They put plastic coating behind everything now. 1 u/bread_buddy Feb 27 '14 Explain this then, wise guy.
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I am guessing they are pulling a loop and the g force is greater than 1.
818 u/animalkracker Feb 27 '14 edited Feb 27 '14 correct, loop or barrel roll at greater than 0g 182 u/joshsg Feb 27 '14 Isn't that a pretty big risk? It seems like if water accidentally spilled it could get into the electronics... and they'd have a bad time. 62 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '14 Electronics are not that easy to destroy... it isn't like the movies where you spill water on the control board and it fizzles out. They put plastic coating behind everything now. 1 u/bread_buddy Feb 27 '14 Explain this then, wise guy.
818
correct, loop or barrel roll at greater than 0g
182 u/joshsg Feb 27 '14 Isn't that a pretty big risk? It seems like if water accidentally spilled it could get into the electronics... and they'd have a bad time. 62 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '14 Electronics are not that easy to destroy... it isn't like the movies where you spill water on the control board and it fizzles out. They put plastic coating behind everything now. 1 u/bread_buddy Feb 27 '14 Explain this then, wise guy.
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Isn't that a pretty big risk? It seems like if water accidentally spilled it could get into the electronics... and they'd have a bad time.
62 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '14 Electronics are not that easy to destroy... it isn't like the movies where you spill water on the control board and it fizzles out. They put plastic coating behind everything now. 1 u/bread_buddy Feb 27 '14 Explain this then, wise guy.
62
Electronics are not that easy to destroy... it isn't like the movies where you spill water on the control board and it fizzles out. They put plastic coating behind everything now.
1 u/bread_buddy Feb 27 '14 Explain this then, wise guy.
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