How Do You Refill a Battleship or cruiser.?
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At sea it is called an 'UnRep' - Underway Replenishment.  It's a really awesome thing to be part of with big ships, at least the first couple of times.  A lot of work.\n\nThere's these big supply ships that also contain huge amounts of fuel.  They'll pull alongside the ship to be replenished and - using rifles!- they will fire small ropes (Navy-types call ropes 'lines') across to the ship and those ropes will be used to haul very large, heavy duty ropes across and the ships will tie off to one another to help keep them aligned during the fueling process.  That way they don't accidently drift too far apart and tear apart the fuel hoses.  Next they haul across the fuel hoses, large fuel hoses, and connect them to the ships fuel tanks and start pumping!  It takes some time, and all the while helicopters will be busy hauling cargo nets full of groceries, repair parts, general supply items, and mail from the supply ship to the UnRep subject ship.  Any crew or embarked troops (Marines) who don't have an assigned task will line the walkways of the ship and like a bucket-brigade pass the supplies and stuff the helicopters are bringing, one item at a time, hand to hand, to the area it needs to go - mail to the mail room, groceries to the galley, supplies to the supply room, repair parts to the maintenance office.\n\nWhen they're finished they hoist back the fuel lines, release the ropes, and the next ship in the group takes its place alongside the supply vessel.
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on the gun theres the bolt you have to pull it back before you screw the tank in.
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Without the math, here goes:\n\nFirst problem is the weight and dimensions of the ball - you need a heavy ball for the gravity portion of your power extraction, however you'll need a light ball (less dense than water) to achieve any power from the buoyancy. That means that if you are going to have any significant buoyancy, you will not have enough weight in the ball to refill the canister and if you have a heavy enough ball to refill the canister, it will not float. This appears to be an unsolvable condition without the addition of another external energy source.\n\nAnd if you could overcome these concerns - how would you get the ball back at the bottom of the canister once you move it over and let it fall?\n\nBe that as it may, using buoyancy and gravity (opposite forces) to produce energy is an interesting idea.
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Best bet might be to read the instructions on the refill kit?
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You have to start with the Jolly Roger - scull and cross bones.  Sails could be screwers and light cardboard curved with centre holes top and bottom, nicely decorated, two triangular ones at the front.  The hull could be a Plastic coke bottle cut lengthways.  Glue something heavy to the bottom and then a layer of foam for the screwers to stick into.  Fashion  cardboard to fit as a deck, make holes for the screwers.  Find some netting (stocking material or the stuff they use in fruit punnets.  Brown wool for rigging and put it all together and then caste off me hearties.
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You don't.\n\nThe cartridge has a chip on it which tell the printer the cartridge is empty.  Unless that chip is reset there is no way a refilled cartridge will work in the printer.
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Use cardboard, clay, or sugar cubs.  Cardoard would be the easiest.
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a new one? or do you just want one to romp around with in your back yard? ebay has used military vehicles once in a while, mostly just stripped hummers. either way, you mentioned a debate, and I'm assuming it has something to do with miltary spending on vehicles? if it is screw the trucks, look into how much the navy spends on sponges and how much they're a piece. anywho, good luck with the debate.
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Sure, take a plastic bottle, like an empty coke bottle.  Punch a couple of holes in it, and put in a little piece of cork or styrofoam.  Fill it with real salty water (you'll need a lot of salt!).  Since salt water is heavier than pure water, it will sink, but after awhile the salt water will run out of the holes and fresh water will replace it, and the cork or styrofoam will make it float.  You'll have to experiment with the size of the piece of styrofoam, it needs to be small so it barely makes the bottle float.\n\nGood luck!\n\nAnd make sure your floating piece isn't going to soak up water, or of course it won't work.
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Open the front door, pull the cartridge out with the tab sticking up at you. Not sure if you can refill this type, but they're relatively cheap to replace.\nCheers.
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try http://midwayusa.com they might have one
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Two cubic meters is not as big as the ones used for loading/unloading ships, but have you tried some stevedoring companies or grain handlers?\n\nTry the web under "bulk cargo handling"
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If you want your ship to come in, you have to send some out.....
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I'm sorry, we don't seem to have any of those in stock. \n\nWill this do?\nhttp://lbvgextrastorage.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/mrmann_piratememorygame_2ptsketch.wmv
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try asking this question on the sims BBS
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go to a navy base, they'll hook you up..
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I would contact the manufacturer, one of the biggest companies is Alliant, they have a great quality product. They can be reached at    \nalliant.reloading@atk.com