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I always thought it would be interesting to a) live on a boat and b) use the water for various things. Cooling computers. Cooling beer. But also marinading thin
by javajosh 3y ago
I always thought it would be interesting to a) live on a boat and b) use the water for various things. Cooling computers. Cooling beer. But also marinading things at high pressure. You could use a long stick to push a ziploc bag down, or use a weight and a pulley system. I don't care what a rando internet article says: the experiment must be done!
- ballenf 3y agoAnd for excitement, you might catch a shark with your lure.
- hansvm 3y agoThe "weight" solution is the way to go. A long stick is hard to store and has all sorts of forces acting on it in the wrong direction. Tacking a payload onto the spare anchor isn't unheard of, and if you need more depth then a weight on a leaded line is fine. If you leave it out with a buoy, use more rope than you think you need to not lose it in a current. The pulley is just a nicety if you're not hauling in a bunch of steel; the water displacement makes it so anyone in good shape can haul in a couple thousand pounds of fish by hand. Also, salt water corrodes basically everything. Good stainless isn't too badly affected. Bronze is better. You'd want to make sure a cooling system like that didn't have a stray charge buildup.