1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Nitrogen can be used, but it'll be expensive AF

 

No pic?

 

@Abeyancer

 

Oh fuck yea!


I might as well just build my own now

 

Yeah, he only needed the title to my truck as collateral!

 

Flagged for overuse of acronyms.

 

It's a portable, battery operated sink with output to run a hose and nozzle.

It's not pulling in water any more; battery won't hold more than 12.8V and it's supposed to sit at 13.2V when fully charged.

 

After that how did you make up the other $35

 

Yes, I have found ways to put my stick figures to work

 

Ooohhhhh, I thought I was the inside picture of your plasma cutter lol


Check to make sure the pump still spins freely, 12.8v should still be enough juice to get the pump to spin. It'll be a permanent magnet DC motor, so it'll "stick" every 180 degrees of rotation. However your little finger on the impeller is strong enough to overcome the magnets at the poles. If you've gotta put any umph in your finger push the motor is the culprit

 

The battery has been subjected to really hot temps for many, many months.

There's still suction on the water input, just not as strong.

But yeah I opened it up in case I'd want to put a nice Seaflo in it and repurpose the whole thing.

I'll still try what you mentioned once I pull the pump out.

 

Posting in the 1st gen LT when your avatar is a 3rd gen???

 

He's just very confused.

NC has like 1 hill, and everyone takes turns climbing it in their Grand Marquis.

 

How hot is really hot?

Those SLA batteries are dumb (unlike Li-po) and are usually okay with some heavy temp swings. For yard equipment like powered wheelbarrows which uses electric cylinders to dump the bed, SLAs were all we used. And they're subject to 120+ in sheds for the summer


Then again you coulda got a shittily manufactured battery. Especially since you say there's pumping on the inlet, it's just not as strong

 

I guess you never heard of the Appalachian mountains lol

 

Ever go to the Rockies?

In comparison the blue ridge is just a group of hills.

 

That's like saying you never heard of the 3rd Gen LT thread

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-lunch-table-general-discussion…-getcha-plate-don’t-be-skeert.763552/

 

It's also old.

But I mean a nicer pump isn't a bad idea anyway.

 

that thread went nowhere fast