fraser_drinkwater

Bye bye see ya soon.

Ill get this done finally after the glasgow meet, that way we can get back to subaruing. So get along if ya care about the club and ill tell ya more.

yeah i know gordon as well.

start a list 1.Grant (Squirrel) 2.Swiggi

Believe me Harvey knows we are arranging one but not the exact date,

Ill be there with ma chariot for sure.

Lung fung chicken is the one.

the meet is defo on we need a good support expect a post the mora cheers Swiggi.....

I was aiming for week starting sun 1st May, remember we have the Ayr meet on the 11th usually.

Also Halleys are gonna sponsor the Scottish Scoobies banners etc so a good turnout would be nice

This is going to be during the week. Harvey will be there and welcome all questions on trading in and modding!! How about the first week in May ?? Would there be many interested??

Lets get a cut and paste then, as i know a few are going but need details! is this an unoffical SIDC thing??????lol 1.Swiggi

Dito ma man.

I think this has been slow to catch on as ive asked the question before, and hence ive not bought one and instead i wont now i think.

Not sure about the BMW bit as I own one as well and im a really nice approachable guy and takes 20 mins too do a 10 min journey.

is that the bloke who does the toyo proxes as well then!!!

Can anyone recommend someone to fit ma tyres to a new set of wheels. And how much for the job.

Im intrested who else are and we can get a group. Its alsways good to see how to drive on a track and getting track time in, this maybe the key to mastering GT4 lol.

Swiggi is available for selection

Will do as by then my car will defo be at fighting weight.

Thats me back. As I said mine is in the running.

Alright m8, welcome to the best club in the world!!! Im in the process of modding my chariot the now and recommend the decat and remap with a few other toys to compliment them. Andy F is the man to see regards mapping anything scooby. Cheers The Swigg....ps get along to meets bud.

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As you see, Robert Boyle gave us a way to calculate the volume of a gas when the pressure on a closed, but flexible system is changed. His formula specifically states that the volume of a gas, under conditions of stable temperature and amount of gas, is inversely proportional to pressure. Thus, if the pressure is doubled, the volume of the gas will be cut in half, etc. The formula for this law is: P1V1 = P2V2 whereas, P1 is the original or starting pressure, P2 is the final pressure, V1 is the starting volume and V2 is the final volume. We can use this formula to solve for either one of the four variables if the other three are known, for example: V2 = P1V1 / P2 Take care in using Boyle's Law that you remember that the temperature or amount of gas (moles or mass) cannot change at the same time! thats boyles law now charles this will help all peeps out ... . Charles discovered a way for us to understand the relationship between the volume of a gas and its temp- erature. After a series of experiments, he concluded that the volume of a gas is DIRECTLY proportional to its absolute temperature. (V1 / T1 = V2 / T2) . This works ONLY if any temperature given is first converted to absolute (Kelvin) temperature and assuming that the amount (moles or mass) of gas and the pressure are held constant. It has also been noticed that the pressure changes if the volume is held constant and the temperature is changed. Click here < for a really neat site which will actually allow you to see what happens to the pressure in a closed container (volume held constant) when the temperature is changed. Note that the temperature must be in Kelvin when working Charles' Law problems! The Combined Gas Law contains six variables, which includes all of the gas laws on this page except Dalton's Law. It combines the laws of Boyle, Charles and Gay-Lussac into one formula that can be used to solve for any one of the variables when the others are known. The formula is: P1V1 / T1 = P2V2 / T2 by transposition like you all learned in high school you can now work out gas volumes against charge temp

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