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Oh that is indeed fascinating! Especially when you consider that it is these kinds of forces at work, at a different scale and medium, anyway. I think some ki
by MomsAVoxell 3mo ago
Oh that is indeed fascinating!
Especially when you consider that it is these kinds of forces at work, at a different scale and medium, anyway.
I think some kind of combined water/air pinball machine could be constructed, with the right balance in choice of materials for the ball, it could result in a playable pneumatic pinball mechanism.
It's just a matter of leverage. ;)
- markovs_gun 3mo agoI think you'd really only need pneumatics/hydraulics for the scoring and any special effects. You can accomplish ball launches and paddles completely with basic mechanical parts. For example, you could have the score be represented by a water reservoir filling up and score events could just open the valve to fill. Ball counter could also be completely mechanical.