russ_watters

TY for your help on my Rate of Rise challenge.
I think I got the math right. I tried this earlier but it seemed so far off.
84 F per minute would fry everything in the room

My basic attempt to come up to 84 F per min
using
80 kW = 276300 BtuH x .24 = 1,151,250 (is this potential lbs of heat capacity)
/ 229 lbs =5027 / 60 =84
I would have suspected somewhere between 2-5 degrees per minute, and that sounds fast.
TY again

I was just going through my earlier posts and saw a reply/advice you gave me 5 years ago. Just wanted to say thank you, your advice had a positive impact on my career.

I can't comment on the thread. Just wanted to say thanks for replying.

Russ, your eclipse pic is outstanding - I really like how you captured some detail of the front side of the moon. Do you have any images sized to use as desktop backgrounds on-line? Maybe it should go without saying that I'd keep the credit text on the image, but I'll say it anyway.

Thanks. :)

I just wanted you to know I really enjoy your astrophotography site. :) NICE pics and I really liked the animated eclipse sequence.