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This is the tour

90 minute Heart of the Missouri tour will take you right into our engineering spaces and give you an up close and personal look at the inner workings of the ship with a specially trained tour guide. This upgraded tour will allow you guided access into the Engine rooms, Gun Turret #1, Damage Control Central Station, Broadway, Fire Room #4 and our Aft Battery Plot Room.
For your safety, please note that this is a physically strenuous tour and is not recommended for those with mobility constraints. You must be able to climb ten sets of steep, narrow stairs, step over more than 12 two-foot high obstacles and navigate through tight doorways and low overheads. Guests must be at least 10 years of age to participate.

Groups are intimate and limited to 10 guests per time slot, with 6 time slots

 

Ugh

 

Tired Kevin ???

 

Yea
Long day. Got home around 630,ss in town so went out to eat and home by 8. Long day when you get up around 430am

 

Good morning, so far

 

And you thought we where just having fun in the navy.

 

Goodnight guys , I'm headed to bed !!

 

sleep well

 

Olha

 

Conflabutator priciple.


The electrons are moving at incredible speeds and this generates heat. So when you unplug the cord from the wall it self cauterizes preventing it from bleeding out. However in some older houses the fixtures are made with aluminum the self cauterization is a bit slower to take effect. It is helpful to have a few of these on hand.

 

Good morning, ugh more coffee.

Think it makes them French Canadians, or Frenchies from Quebec.

Yesterday it rained on top of the snow that first fell so got somewhat lucky. Still had to lay down Mag Chloride on the drive after shoveling the mix off but it could have been a lot worse if it was the other way around. Be careful!

The million dollar question is are they going to lift the hatches for you or do you have to squeeze your old arse through a scuttle Good news is sounds like they are lifting the hatches for you. Why the engine and firerooms were called the "hole" most of the time you were going through one to get there.

 

When moving network cables either Ethernet or fiber optic we found that self cauterization doesn't work so well due to the high speeds of the electrons and you need to pinch the cables off as hard as you can 6" from the end when moving them to the correct port. No more, no less.

 

Have you tried using these spring clamp jimmies, they are supposed to maintain even pressure around the wire.

 

I had a Glow Indicator for finding the correct or broken ffffiber.

 

Chuck will have no problem fitting through that.
He can just make himself "small".

 

ROFLMAO

 

Beach pictures are nice and all .....but umm some more scenery on the beach in say bikinis would be better just saying :}

Cypher

 

You promised pics of coconuts. Waiting....

 

@Tacoma Mike
This should be on the wall in the shop for you :} LOL Though I would add some rapid decomp stuff to the bottom in case the speed wrench did not work well enough.:}

Cypher

 

Good question. I wll ask the electricians at work. I just love to see the look on their faces.

Happy Tuesday everyone