Twenty Questions

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by Mini-Geek

(6) Is it an electronic device?

No, it is not an electronic device per se, any more than a modern car would be an electronic device.

Next person.


[A modern computer still has mechanical parts, but is an electronic device. A handyman's drill has electronics in it and the battery pack, but neither would be an electronic device.]

[gjmccrac]

(7) Is it easy to carry by hand? (with out mechanical aid such as hand truck)

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by gjmccrac

(7) Is it easy to carry by hand? (with out mechanical aid such as hand truck)

No.
Next person.

[mdettweiler]

(8) Is it bigger than a Smart car?

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

(8) Is it bigger than a Smart car?

Yes it is.

You have the next question.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

Yes it is.

You have the next question.

(9) Is it bigger than a full-sized pickup?

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

(9) Is it bigger than a full-sized pickup?

No, it is samller. The maximal dimension of the truck is larger and total volume of the truck is larger (my estimate, which includes the open volume of the bed and the volume from the ground to the undercarriage.)

Next person.


[point of info, I think that we should add a 12 or 24 time out for a no answer (this will also a broader player base.)]

[lavalamp]

10) Is it chemically powered?

And if so, 11) is it a generator?

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by lavalamp

10) Is it chemically powered?

I need clarification on this. Would something that is battery powered be considered "chemically powered"? Would you considered a camper that resides in the bed of a pickup to be 'chemically powered', because the pick-up that moves it is chemically powered?

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

[point of info, I think that we should add a 12 or 24 time out for a no answer (this will also a broader player base.)]

I'm not sure what you mean here...are you saying that the person who asked the question that turned out to be "no" needs to wait 12/24 hours to claim an questioner opening when it comes up next? Or that you'll wait 12/24 hours before posting a "no" answer?

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

are you saying that the person who asked the question that turned out to be "no" needs to wait 12/24 hours to claim an questioner opening when it comes up next?

Yes, maybe they should sit on their hands. That way those that are on the computer 24/7 aren't the only ones that get a crack at it.