This loophole was very complicated and this is a gross oversimplification... Enjoy!!!
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That fututu was on point
If liquid cooling is forbidden, what if it goes directly from solid to gas?
Solid to gas would mean no liquid cooling
FAQ - Yes the Fututoo is real - yes I made a tutorial (my first short ever) - yes I practice it in the shower
... that futututu sound was so good.
second to none futututu to the finish
These videos are the best. Have never watched an F1 race, these vids are still fun af
Not only did he add theoretically at the end, he also said he heard about a theory in the beginning
The Fire Nation doesn't think Airbending is legal too! 🔥😡🔥
Sure, the rule says you can't liquid cool the brakes, but we're cooling tires! Completely different!
My thermodynamics class just covered this
The phase change materials thing is also known as "Latent Heat"
I'm not into F1 or racing, Im not even into cars but I really enjoy this channels content
So if it doesn't melt into liquid but turn into gas directly (sublimates?), it's legal?
Im pretty sure there are solid to solid phase changes in some materials
I thought it's so cool they use that, than you revealed the twist, my engineering students heart got broken xD
Futututu killed me 😂
They’re using tungsten drills to bypass heat, drill bits absorb heat, then call out other side, rinse and repeat
That futtoo was perfect
Fotototo is awesome)
That fututu was on point
If liquid cooling is forbidden, what if it goes directly from solid to gas?
Solid to gas would mean no liquid cooling
FAQ - Yes the Fututoo is real - yes I made a tutorial (my first short ever) - yes I practice it in the shower
... that futututu sound was so good.
second to none futututu to the finish
These videos are the best. Have never watched an F1 race, these vids are still fun af
Not only did he add theoretically at the end, he also said he heard about a theory in the beginning
The Fire Nation doesn't think Airbending is legal too! 🔥😡🔥
Sure, the rule says you can't liquid cool the brakes, but we're cooling tires! Completely different!
My thermodynamics class just covered this
The phase change materials thing is also known as "Latent Heat"
I'm not into F1 or racing, Im not even into cars but I really enjoy this channels content
So if it doesn't melt into liquid but turn into gas directly (sublimates?), it's legal?
Im pretty sure there are solid to solid phase changes in some materials
I thought it's so cool they use that, than you revealed the twist, my engineering students heart got broken xD
Futututu killed me 😂
They’re using tungsten drills to bypass heat, drill bits absorb heat, then call out other side, rinse and repeat
That futtoo was perfect
Fotototo is awesome)