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Hi, I'm a student with license in history and math (But unfortunately, almost no physics) and I'm looking for help to work with historical machine (steam machine, old cars, Worl war 2 tanks...) and all the physics calculus that come with it. Hope I will enjoy my time on PF :-).
 
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