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To: Ihubber who wrote (59475)1/26/2005 9:05:28 AM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
<One can only force so much water through a pipe and that is the end of it.>

Well done Hubby, there is only so much water that can be squeezed through a pipe. Bernoulli, Reynolds number, and D'Arcy friction factors see to that. But guess what. Bigger pipes can be built and if the intention is to transmit energy instead of water, the pipes can be replaced with high voltage lines carrying those wonderful phragmented photon CDMA signals. Or bigger water pipes can be built if the economics makes them worthwhile.

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