Keep in mind that the 3080 and relatives should be out soon(tm) which might cause a price drop on the two series between them and yours.*Blowing the fans through is something I can do... removing the heatsink is probably beyond my ken. I'm wondering if a newer card might be on the cards. However, justifying that to the better half would be a mammoth undertaking!
Yes 60 degrees is about the limit for climbing in an SRV using its wheels, much as I find planets disturbing places to be for a long session I am impressed by the SRV I just wish it was much more stable in flight.
Here she is, just prior to her maiden voyage to Pewpewland:
It is the "Galvanized Cobalt" paint job. Someone somewhere doesn't know what "galvanized" means, apparently. But it's a nice looking paintThat is a very fine paint job! What colour is it? (and please don’t say ‘blue’)
Lovely shot, too
Funnily enough, i was trying out the same thing last night.If your ship is small enough, you can sometimes land on the top and freewheel down.
It's a lot easier.
I think it's to prevent rust.Are you planning on visiting waterworlds soon?It is the "Galvanized Cobalt" paint job. Someone somewhere doesn't know what "galvanized" means, apparently. But it's a nice looking paint
And there you have answered your own question.A question... why don't engineer bases have shipyards? It would make getting those experimentals a tad easier...
Yeah, but galvanized metal means "zinc coating". Technically you could coat the surface with other metals as well, but then it wouldn't be called galvanization.I think it's to prevent rust.Are you planning on visiting waterworlds soon?
Yeah, but galvanized metal means "zinc coating". Technically you could coat the surface with other metals as well, but then it wouldn't be called galvanization.
"Galvanized cobalt" means the ship is made of Cobalt (which doesn't make sense) and it's coated with zinc (which makes even less sense)
Oh yeah, I would also use it as a synonym to electroplating and the message is conveyed alright, I guess. But being a nitpicky donkey is way more fun.
And of course it gets more complicated than that as galvanizing was a hot dipping process where the object was dipped into a vat of molten zinc to coat it, no electricity required.
It's strange the areas one visits as a result of posts in the forums.I've been browsing paint charts.My best guess,therefor would be for cobalt (colour Blue) overlaid with a thin coating of zinc white, to give it it's distinctive look.
