[time-nuts] Choke Ring Pictures
Bob Camp
lists at rtty.us
Sun Mar 14 18:46:22 UTC 2010
Hi
Wedding cake pans normally come in 1" increments and are either 2" or 3" deep. Sets are 2" increments on the diameter:
http://cooksdream.com/store/wedding-round.html
http://www.hubert.com/store/products.asp?CAWELAID=126235277&A=SB%2E58369%2E10738&Dn=0&An=966+966&Au=Presentation+Id&Ntt=10738&N=966+966&src=chanadv&Ntx=mode+matchall&D=10738&Ntk=SKU
The height would be fairly easy to adjust. The diameter not so much so.
Looks like 2 and 2.5" are typical dimensions for the depth. ~1" looks pretty typical for the width. A 2" deep / 2" diameter step set looks like it would do a pretty good job . It won't be accurate enough to be perfect. Without a 3D EM program it would be tough to figure out just what the errors would do to you.
Bob
On Mar 14, 2010, at 1:57 PM, Chuck Harris wrote:
> It would be nice to know where he got them, as they appear to make
> a successful GPS choke ring. If they are US cake pans, they are
> likely sized in 1 inch steps.
>
> In my world, a pie pan has sloped sides, and a cake pan has squared
> sides... pie pans are always round, but cake pans can be a wide variety
> of shapes, though are are usually round, or rectangular.
>
> -Chuck
>
> GandalfG8 at aol.com wrote:
>> In a message dated 14/03/2010 15:46:55 GMT Standard Time, cfharris at erols.com writes:
>> I would call those aluminum cake, not pie, pans. It looks like you bought
>> a set for making wedding cakes.
>> Is there a different definition of "pie" in G8 land?
>> -----------------
>> Hi Chuck
>> No other definition that I'm aware of, other than David's of course, but I was just replying to Brian, KD4FM, so I guess that makes it a US of A definition:-)
>> regards
>> Nigel
>> GM8PZR
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