Thank you! I'm looking forward to the pictures! These things come to mind: 1) Make sure to seal the system by caulking corners. 2) Wind alignment could effect the air movement. 3) Read the temperature of the air exiting the system through the rear hollow wall.pumen li wrote:Thanks to the drawings you provided, I made it! The temperature in the drying chamber is 80 degrees above and 50 degrees below. The air flow is not sure how to get the data. I would like to know what is the best temperature for this dryer? Inside the collector I used a 0.5 mm thick metal sheet, and reflective film, and the glass is made of transparent sunlight sheet (endurance sheet)
Davin Hoyt wrote:Instead of thinking everyone is going to jump ship, I think oh God what kind of a beast has been created!!!
Logan Byrd wrote:Bitcoin and Litecoin are the only two that have been consistently requested, but Dogecoin, Monero, and Bitcoin Cash are the others that I can remember using at one point or another. I think there was also one that had something to do with goats, but I have no idea what it was called.
Surprisingly I still haven't used Ethereum as a transitional currency, but I do not know if it is either only popular among those building derivative works relating to it, or if there is something about Ethereum that makes it less suitable for payments.
Logan Byrd wrote:While I have zero interest in putting money or time towards crypto/blockchain/NFTs/etc, I do use crypto occasionally as a transitional currency for facilitating international payments (sender converts local currency to crypto of choice, send to recipient, they immediately sell it).
Logan Byrd wrote:After reading through this thread I am more skeptical than optimistic about HEX, but Davin - regardless of what the future holds, I wish the best for you. If it does well, then I hope you become rich - and if you start to have doubt, then I hope that you are able to recover all of your investments and view it as a fun learning experience rather than something to regret.
Logan Byrd wrote:I'll be keeping an eye on your journey and I look forward to seeing your posts!
T Simpson wrote:So hex represents the share of a pool of ethereum
T Simpson wrote:(what governs the token)
T Simpson wrote: where if you hold your hex for the time you say you will you are allowed to receive the inflation gain between your entry and exit of the pool
T Simpson wrote: when you do sell, but if you pull out early you just get the current speculative value of the share of hex token?
T Simpson wrote: Is the inflation value arbitrary or tied to ethereum's speculative value?
T Simpson wrote: If not then is a user converting their money to hex therefore converting the value of their currency to hex's speculative value based purely on its user base?
T Simpson wrote:How is that not just a contract to be in a pyramid scheme where everyone is just agreeing to jump ship when they said they were i.e. in 15 years. Just recycling money based on speculative market fluctuations.
T Simpson wrote: I suppose the "punishment" is to try to prevent this, does this mean that you could lose more than you staked originally, otherwise what is the point of punishing pulling out early?
T Simpson wrote: I see no reason why hex is any more stable than any other scheme or crypto investment pool.
T Simpson wrote:Am I correct in my understanding?
T Simpson wrote:It seems the initial wallets and funds were seeded by the founder to give the project the appearance of a large number of active participants when in reality the initial stakes were from dummy wallets controlled by the founder. Kind of a dishonest marketing tactic IMO. I just can't wrap my head around why the project uses so many of the same tactics as most crypto scams while claiming it is not. I suppose the blockchain doesn't lie and it has the users now.
T Simpson wrote:Does hex give a user a greater ROI over just holding in a private wallet?
T Simpson wrote: I don't see how hex can offer a profit beyond standard inflation rates without taking money from newer investors who have not cashed out yet.
T Simpson wrote: The only thing keeping it from falling apart is the bet that not everyone will jump ship at the same time. I might as well hold fiat or bonds in a big ol shared bank account.