On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 15:32:59 -0500, Mike Patterson
calmly ranted:
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 05:52:45 -0800, Larry Jaques
What's that I hear? "Hey, Y'all! WATCH THIS!"
http://www.mindspring.com/~mikepatte...e/DCP_0009.JPG
(4' flame, tanks 2' away in a wind, riiiiiiight.)
LOL!
Thanks for your concern, and the reasoned and constructive input!
Jewelcome.
FWIW, the tank is a bit farther away than the perspective makes it
appear, and if the flame is 4' high then the tank is about 4' away and
OK, then it wasn't a Redneck Holiday pic after all. I apologize
for my humorous and poetic license.
vice versa, though I understand your desire for poetic license. It
just makes it sound a little better to exaggerate.
In that pic, it looked like the tank was less than a tank's height
away while the flame was 1.5-2 times the tank height. Due to
perspective, there was no intended exaggeration.
I don't see how this rig is substantially different from a gas grill
in which the burner is directly above the tank.
Gas grills have regulators and 2" tall flames within a properly
vented semi-enclosed area. If you don't see a difference, just
say "Yee Haw!"
On my SunBeam 450 Grill Master grill there are 3 openings in the
bottom of the grill body beneath the burner, roughly 3"x5" in size,
that are 14 inches -directly above- the tank valve/regulator assembly.
I'm sure SunBeam would like your input... :-)
They'd soil their drawers if they saw your pics.
But HEY, _I_ like living dangerously, too. I rewire the house with the
cables live, stand on the top of the ladder, climb on the roof without
a safety rope, fly in helicopters, shoot machine guns, drive fast on
curves, speed on the freeway, ride motorcycles, and all sorts of other
fun stuff. I just don't show people -pictures- of how I do some of my
more foolish antics. g
But since the perspective was screwy in the pic, it wasn't a foolish
antic after all. Carry on!
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