Pellet Fan
All Things Considered => General Discussion--Food Related => Topic started by: Bobitis on September 12, 2017, 09:22:24 PM
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Many 'pelethead' videos posted by Larry are still watchable.
For now anyways...
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All my videos are still there too! My youtube site is now PelletFan...nothing new to see yet, well, I take that back, the Sportsman meat tenderize is new, but that should change over time!
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I can't seem to find them.
Could you guys put up some links?
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You tube, is that a website for plumbers?
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Lets see if this works?
PelletFan YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwWPEo1UilYcdJdYC-JfdBw)
Sorry, do not know how to get you to Larry's!
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I think this is Larrys:
Larry's YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCilwSe2xg8gSo1sKOFOFQyw)
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Thanks guys
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I got them bookmarked
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Will subscribe
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Love the vac sealed marshmallows Bentley. Vacuum does some goofy things to different stuff.
I had a chemistry teacher in college (the only Dr. in the school) that pulled out a vacuum chamber one day. He didn't know if the experiment would werk or not, but it did in the end.
He took the glass dome off the chamber and placed a saucer of water on the base. He then replaced the dome and flipped the switch.
When the pressure gauge read about -28 psi, the water started boiling. We all that was pretty cool as none of us ever heard of water boiling without a heat source. The best was yet to come. When the chamber reached full vacuum, the boiling water INSTANTLY turned to ice! :cool: :clap: :cool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti9C_cLSR0A
I love science.
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Pretty cool, I am assuming his vacuum pump is much stronger than my home vac sealer
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My question exactly. I know my CG-15 will pull 28 inches of vacuum, but I guess that is different then the -28?
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Love the vac sealed marshmallows Bentley. Vacuum does some goofy things to different stuff.
I had a chemistry teacher in college (the only Dr. in the school) that pulled out a vacuum chamber one day. He didn't know if the experiment would werk or not, but it did in the end.
He took the glass dome off the chamber and placed a saucer of water on the base. He then replaced the dome and flipped the switch.
When the pressure gauge read about -28 psi, the water started boiling. We all that was pretty cool as none of us ever heard of water boiling without a heat source. The best was yet to come. When the chamber reached full vacuum, the boiling water INSTANTLY turned to ice! :cool: :clap: :cool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti9C_cLSR0A
I love science.
Yep. My HS Physics teacher did the same experiment, but he put a small amount off acid in the chamber, too. It acted as a desiccant and kept the water vapor level low.