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What's Siphoning?

hose into car whose gas you want...start sucking on other end..when mouth fills with flammable liquid lower hose into container and allow to fill. repeat if necessary.
 
Originally posted by: illusion88
Originally posted by: gigapet
dictiornary.com down.....google.com down......wikipedia.com down.....damn internet must be broken.
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i was making fun of the op assuming he checked the basic resources of the internet before refering to ATOT for such an INANE questions.
 
Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: illusion88
Originally posted by: gigapet
dictiornary.com down.....google.com down......wikipedia.com down.....damn internet must be broken.
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😕
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i was making fun of the op assuming he checked the basic resources of the internet before refering to ATOT for such an INANE questions.
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If there were no such topics on ATOT, there would be very few threads left... 😀
 
a better way to steal gas is to attach two in line valves in your siphon hose. close the bottom valve first, followed by the top valve and then when you get to the next car all you have to do is open the valves (top first) and your siphon will autostart
 
A siphon is a tube in which liquids flow from one elevation to a lower elevation while going through an elevation higher than both the source or destination. Essentially a siphon moves liquids using gravity over a "hump". The liquid in a siphon needs an initial energy input to get over the "hump", but after that the potential energy difference is more than enough to move the fluid.

The reason that liquids can go over the hump in a siphon is that liquids are virtually incompressible. They do no expand or contract due to changes in pressure, and thus are molecularly connected. As a result, once you have the liquid over the hump such that the downward force on your outlet side is greater than the downward force on your inlet side, the liquid on your outlet side will drag the liquid in the siphon tube and in the inlet reservoir down to and through the outlet.

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Originally posted by: AMCRambler
It's how Syringer sucks the life out of ATOT by leaving cliff hanger threads with no follow up posting.
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:laugh: QFT

EDIT: siphoning shall now be known as syringering
 
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