Possibly, but I don't know. :eh:4J25 wrote:Here's how I put it: The hawk didn't take off until the initial wind up. As it launched off, its legs had to push against something. This something was the siren head. It probably pushed it back just a bit.
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Yeah I don't believe that i'm with reedsiren on this one.Reedsiren1 wrote:It barely even stops it.4J25 wrote:I wouldn't call an ATI cheap because of that, a hawk can stop a T-128 from rotating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4slwT5 ... Q&index=28
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I'm confused. :eh: You mean you're with me or with Christian?Thunderbolt10031 wrote:Yeah I don't believe that i'm with reedsiren on this one.Reedsiren1 wrote:It barely even stops it.4J25 wrote:I wouldn't call an ATI cheap because of that, a hawk can stop a T-128 from rotating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4slwT5 ... Q&index=28
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Yeah haha that was like a double negative of sorts.
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What is that suppost to mean.4J25 wrote:Yeah haha that was like a double negative of sorts.
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A double negative is like saying you're not not going to take out the trash or something of sorts... Idk.
Christian Bricking, living in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area.
Owner of a WPS-2804, Model L, and B9.
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You, how did you get confused I said your username.Reedsiren1 wrote:I'm confused. :eh: You mean you're with me or with Christian?Thunderbolt10031 wrote:Yeah I don't believe that i'm with reedsiren on this one.Reedsiren1 wrote:It barely even stops it.
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1981 SiraTone C/B prototype
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Ah crap we're kind of ruining Freebricks topic. 
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Owner of a WPS-2804, Model L, and B9.
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It isn't too bad right now. I'm surprised no-one has said anything about the way the Sentry is mounted.4J25 wrote:Ah crap we're kind of ruining Freebricks topic.
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Wait is that a solenoid from a 3t22 under the Sentry. :eh:freebrickproductions wrote:It isn't too bad right now. I'm surprised no-one has said anything about the way the Sentry is mounted.
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