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Thanks! We're quite sure there's no rot. Our Pod was well maintained and undercoated but we'll check first. Looking forward to a fun summer...if our campgrounds open. We're in Nova Scotia...lots to explore.

Originally posted by lostagain So, the unobtainium is the solution to my conductor problem.  It's just a little outside my budget as I had to unexpectedly buy a new truck last February and am tapped out.  I think I'll return my anti-gravity machine to the guy I bought it from.  He said it came with a money-back guarantee.  He lives somewhere in Florida so now I just have to look him up again.  I think he got a job in the government there.

Dang, now I’ll have to call the North Koreans back and see if I can lay off the unobtainium on them. What happened to your old truck?

My flux capacitor developed a cooling leak, and the di-tritium cobalt/hydrazine radioactive hyper-coolant solution spilled out and ate thru the earth, leaving a giant smoking crevasse, the fluid is on its way to....oh...wait never mind, lets not warn them.

Yeah the coolant disappearing out the exhaust from a crack near the exhaust valve is not that unusual with some vehicles. Just think, in a few short years all we’ll all be driving ultra reliable high performance EVs with 500 mile range and that ICE nonsense will be a thing of the past. 👍

But dang, for now, all dressed up with a new trailer AND a new F150 and no place to go. That truly is a bummer. It might be on again off again but it will get better.

Did y’all know that if you could tunnel a hole from any point on the surface of the earth straight to any other point on earth at the same elevation, evacuate all the air, and drop a vehicle through the tunnel it would come to a stop at the other point 48 minutes later? Doesn’t matter if it’s NY to SF or London to Shanghai , 48 minutes from anywhere to anywhere else. And all by regular gravity, no antigravity required, and the vehicle needs no motive power.

But the catch is that you’ll need superconducting magnets to create a containment system to protect the tunnel walls from being vaporized by the heat of the earth’s core. Did I mention that I happen to have some high temperature superconducting material that would be perfect for the project?

Where exactly are the soft spots and how big are they? Do you really need to do the whole floor?