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What's the thingymajig you use to measure the velocity of a river?
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Ah, here we go.
"Instead of floats a flometre could be used to measure velocity, but it is an expensive and complicated piece of machinery."
"Instead of floats a flometre could be used to measure velocity, but it is an expensive and complicated piece of machinery."
It rings a bell in my mind, seems familiar, although it might just be some garbage I subconciously made up. When we did the study we measured velocity with a stopwatch and bits of wood. Hang on while I check my old coursework floppy disk, see if I can find anything.
saucisse wrote:
> Mate why are you laughing
...Because I thought it was a joke?
:-S
> Mate why are you laughing
...Because I thought it was a joke?
:-S
Is that a guess, Roger?
Velocimeter?
Water Velocity Sensor
Hur hur, you're doing the rivers section. That and the rocks section are the most boring. That said, coasts aren't exactly a hoot either. Although glaciation and tectonics are alright.
And in answer to the thread... um... I don't know, I don't do the rivers bit :-D
And in answer to the thread... um... I don't know, I don't do the rivers bit :-D
saucisse wrote:
> Protractor?
Ha ha ha. Oh dear.
It's obviously a hydro-velometer.
> Protractor?
Ha ha ha. Oh dear.
It's obviously a hydro-velometer.
Padraic wrote:
> What's the thingymajig you use to measure the velocity of a river?
my d...
> What's the thingymajig you use to measure the velocity of a river?
my d...
Your tag makes me feel bad.
Do you want me to put my life on hold for you?
Oh, and in answer to your thread, I think it's a baby in a basket usually.
Do you want me to put my life on hold for you?
Oh, and in answer to your thread, I think it's a baby in a basket usually.
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