Sharkey
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That, and you would suck in a lot of water (unless you have a really shallow pool or a really long straw).
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That, and you would suck in a lot of water (unless you have a really shallow pool or a really long straw).
notnalc68
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That, and you would suck in a lot of water (unless you have a really shallow pool or a really long straw).
Maybe...if it was beer, and I was still in college.
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Brute
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You would be surprised what you could do on scuba...ever heard of the Anchor Line Club?
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Speedy_RCW
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I may be confused on what you're saying Ed, but 1psi=27.7"h2O
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jesse3638
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Can't say that I have. Is it anything like the mile high club...haha?
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Brute
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From what the owner said, the roof was caved in down to the roll bar they had just added. The hood was resting on the "valve covers"- his words. Mirrors were broke off, all from the weight of the snow. Anyway you measure it, there was a lot of force on that jeep![emoji51]
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Brute
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We are talking atmospheric pressure...
33 feet depth salt water is exactly 2 atmospheres...at sea level, atmospheric pressure is 14.7 psi...1 foot depth salt water is an additional 4.5454 psi atmospheric pressure
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jesse3638
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Haha that was a total WAG on my part. That would be interesting to say the least.
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Speedy_RCW
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I think I'm understanding what you're saying. I was referring to fresh water so slightly less dense. But wouldn't it be 0.45454psi/ft?
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Brute
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Brute
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You are absolutely correct...100 feet depth salt water is about 45 psi...I shouldn't do math after wine with dinner...
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Speedy_RCW
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Haha. I'm not a diver but thought this was an interesting subject. Didn't think about dive pressure being absolute but it makes sense.
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Desert Crawler
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I'm not an engineer, but I do know it was a hell of a lot less snow (like 3 ft) that caved in a small grocery store's ceiling in South Lake Tahoe this winter. Snow there should have similar water content.
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