Wind deflector between cabover and cab
Anyone tried making a V shaped wind deflector between the cabover and the top of the truck? I have some 1/2" rubber left over from making my snow plow flap, I think that with aluminum angle iron mo...
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I was part of the scientific community for many years... we lived by certain rules: Honesty first and foremost. We always proved our developing ideas before we made them available to a limited number of others that were skilled in the area that we were working in, if that peer review didn't quite agree with our findings we went back to work on our project... if further peer review agreed with us, we then and only then made our concepts public.
I think that if you go through the body of work (TC modifications and projects) that I've presented on the forum over that last 10 years you will see that I've adhered to my scientific principals... every project has been detailed and has functioned as promised.
I try to avoid being critical of other peoples projects... unless I'm directly challanged... even then I try to explain my thoughts based on my experience and the information that is readily available.
I have never recommended that anyone should do something that I haven't done or wouldn't do myself.
All my life I have observed a few people encouraging others to "jump of the bridge" or to "lick the ice tray." You have seen it too... it is a form of bullying,
If these people want to see something tried they should do it themselves first.
I have watched some of the most gifted people that I've ever known leave the TC forum... and that is a shame, worse it is a crime to steal all that tallent away from the rest of us by the few members constantly argueing points that they may not have any real knowledge of... just because they can.
Dixie Lee Ray, a couple of years before she died, told me that she as a scientist couldn't argue with a non scientist... a scientists code of ethics limited them to the truth. (I was her host for 3 days when she came to Oak Ridge) She was Govenoir of Washington State and the head of the Atomic Energy Commission. She lived on Fox Island, WA with her sister Mirium.
Like me, or not... I always tell the truth! By the time you see my projects... they work as presented.
Chet xxxxxxxx (Sleepy)
I think that if you go through the body of work (TC modifications and projects) that I've presented on the forum over that last 10 years you will see that I've adhered to my scientific principals... every project has been detailed and has functioned as promised.
I try to avoid being critical of other peoples projects... unless I'm directly challanged... even then I try to explain my thoughts based on my experience and the information that is readily available.
I have never recommended that anyone should do something that I haven't done or wouldn't do myself.
All my life I have observed a few people encouraging others to "jump of the bridge" or to "lick the ice tray." You have seen it too... it is a form of bullying,
If these people want to see something tried they should do it themselves first.
I have watched some of the most gifted people that I've ever known leave the TC forum... and that is a shame, worse it is a crime to steal all that tallent away from the rest of us by the few members constantly argueing points that they may not have any real knowledge of... just because they can.
Dixie Lee Ray, a couple of years before she died, told me that she as a scientist couldn't argue with a non scientist... a scientists code of ethics limited them to the truth. (I was her host for 3 days when she came to Oak Ridge) She was Govenoir of Washington State and the head of the Atomic Energy Commission. She lived on Fox Island, WA with her sister Mirium.
Like me, or not... I always tell the truth! By the time you see my projects... they work as presented.
Chet xxxxxxxx (Sleepy)
