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Less than £8000

I'm afraid the Dotz aren't well thought of on here (sorry Lexx) and white is a bit 2008 ........ if you've got £9000 go for one with fewer miles on the clock oh and welcome

Just renewed my multi car policy ..... just under £800.00 for the DB9, Arosa, and Polo well happy with that that would probably equate to about £500.00 for a Z with the others instead of the Aston

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwaW4cZNwRk

If I could get close I'd be happy

yes but what i'm saying is that the original question was written wrongly as it doesnt travel 3 times faster therefore the question is null and void. he also asked would the third door move at the speed of light i answered that it didn't; doesn;t mean my answer isn't valid just becuase i applied engineering to it? OK guys let's puts some figures to this and assume: the opening is 1800 mm wide the door is in three sections the door closes in 10 seconds OK let's now do the maths; the leading edge of the first section travels 600 mm in 10 seconds = 0.06 metres/second the leading edge of the second section travels 1200 mm in 10 seconds = 0.12 metres/second the leading edge of the third section travels 1800 mm in 10 seconds = 0.18 metres/second all relative to the lift of course which is stationary so if I built a door that had 3000 sections in an opening 1800 metres wide the leading edge of the first section travels 600 mm in 10 seconds = 0.06 metres/second the leading edge of the second section travels 1200 mm in 10 seconds = 0.12 metres/second the leading edge of the third section travels 1800 mm in 10 seconds = 0.18 metres/second ..... the leading edge of the 3000th section travels 1800 metres in 10 seconds = 180.0 metres/second again relative to the lift of course which is stationary Now the speed of light = 299 792 458 metres/second so let's put that into round figures 3,000,000 metres/second so in theory my speed of light door would need to be: 3,000 x 3,000,000/180 = 9,000,000,000/180 = 50,000,000 sections each of 600 mm operating over an opening width of: 50,000,000 x 0.6 = 30,000,000 metres E&OE

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Over 6000 posts and finally you're making sense

Well Chris, infinite thanks for your answer ....... I can argue with only part of your hypothesis but can't decide which part, so for the meantime let's just say that I think you are right but not totally right ............

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Consider a lift (for example) with doors in a cascading telescopic configuration. The doors run on independent tracks so that while open, they are tucked behind one another, and while closed, they form cascading layers on one side of the opening. The door in the clip has three sections The leading edge of the last section travels three times the distance of the first section in the time it takes for the door to close; so it is travelling at three times the speed. My question is: If I built a door with enough sections, could I get the last section to travel at the speed of light and if not, why not ?

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Message subject: 12 days of Christmas Quiz ATTAK Z Answers From: ATTAK Z Sent: Wed Nov 09, 2011 1:36 pm To: martinmac Message subject: Re: 12 days of Christmas Quiz ATTAK Z Answers From: martinmac Sent: Wed Nov 09, 2011 1:44 pm To: ATTAK Z All correct mate. QED

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"askew" "uÊop Çpısdn" doesn't work though nor does "sdrawkcab"

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