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It was predicted because they were cloud seeding with the intent to cause rain. There was a lot of misreporting at the time, but the Saudis admitted cloud seeding in the area where the floods were. Obviously, they tried to spin it that it wasn't the cloud seeding that caused the floods...

Do you remember the floods in Saudi Arabia recently? The Saudis admitted that they had been cloud seeding for several days before the floods started. From Google AI: Cloud seeding is a weather modification technique that can help with climate change mitigation by increasing rainfall and...

The answer to all is yes. One wire goes to ground or 5v. One will work, the other won't. You have to find out which it is, as they can be either way round on different controllers. You can try measuring the voltage on the white wire when everything is switched on. If 0v, the other wire goes to...

When you give the motor power and it doesn't turn, the power has to go somewhere - normally as heat, which starts burning something, especially 2000 watts of it. That's the same as a 2-bar electric fire. The first test to do is to switch everything off, but leave it all connected. Rotate the...

There's CyclingMikey too on Youtube. He catches about two a day. He specialises in people on their phones while driving, because his father was wiped out in such an incident. https://www.youtube.com/@CyclingMikey

There's a lot of polution in Ukraine and in Gaza. They don't seem to be too concerned about that either!

Greenlance are cheap, fast and helpful. What more could you ask for? Yose are pretty good too. Greenlance have a discount code BIRTHDAY10 to get an additional 10% off and if you sign up for an account, you get 5% off...

.... oh yes, and he had 4,000 terabytes of data that the police need to analyse. In your reckoning, then, he must have been an amateur photographer too! He must have had a data centre the size of Netflix to keep his video library in.

You don't have to spend hundreds of pounds on a smartphone. This Samsung A15 is only £62 brand new. Used ones are a lot less and work just as well...

I bought one of these vidors from Ebay and glued the press-studs onto my Aldo snowboarder helmet. It works very well for winter riding. The covered ears keep the noise down and keep my ears warm too...

Did Thumper give you any advice on what to do about digging when you're in a hole?

You know what his job was, right? He was some sort of agent, working on behalf of Ukraine to recruit ex ISIS fighters from Pakistan to fight for Ukraine. That doesn't sound like your average nutter to me. What would inspire a US citizen to do that?

This story is turning into something big. The police say that they've seized 4,000 terabytes of data in relation to the case. That would be the devices from an army of people! What's the story then? Are they lying and just using it as an excuse to delay the trial, or is there really an army...

You're still misunderstanding something. All the BBS** motors have approximately the same maximum rpm when running them at their designated voltages. The BBS01B is the same as the BBS02B. If you want any of them to spin faster, you have to increase the voltage above the designated voltage, and...

The original had some weird things in it, like a magnetic key to switch it on. If I were doing it, I'd use that KT controller with one of their LCDs. I'm pretty sure that the battery is dumb, but you should check that it has only two wires on the connector just to make sure. The fact that you...

A standard BB (Shimano or BSA type) is 1.37″ x 24 threads per inch (approximately 34.8mm diameter). All other typres are close to that. Some older French bikes have 35mm dia and 1mm pitch (25.4 TPI), other bikes have 26 TPI. If yours has 24 TPI, you'll be OK. The nut or bolt at the ends makes...

The 10% tolerance is to cover measurement error. The idea is that if you set your cutoff to 25 km/h and it has an accuracy such that it reads 10% low. You are still within the the allowed speed; however if you set it to 27.5 km/hr and its undetermined accuracy makes it read 1% low, you're out...

None of that is relevant when you fit a crank motor because you chuck all those things. The only things that matter are the length and inner diameter of the tube. The BBS01 shaft diameter is the same as any other at 33.5 mm diameter. 68mm long is standard.

You could try burning the rubbish yourself and use it to heat your house. Cut out the middlemen and keep the profit for yourself. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5703849/A-British-inventor-created-machine-turns-plastic-waste-leftover-food-hot-water.html

Q128C or Q128H from BMSBattery or any AKM128 motor from whoever sells them should do the job nicely. 260 rpm is idea if you want to stick to 15 mph limit. 201 rpm would be a torque monster for towing. 328 rpm for 22 mph cruising.