Re: [DL] one last thought about mad scientist inspiration

["Daniel Gwyn" <dgwyn@colba.net>]

Hi,
    I would also like to point out another use of ghost rock namely ghost
steel.  Using various ratios of iron to carbon to ghost rock "coke", metal
can be made with just about any attribute (hardness, strength, flexibility,
elasticity, plasticity, etc.) with the result that non-steam contraptions
suddenly become much easier to make.  (Of course that ol' manitou
insipiration doesn't hurt.)
          Daniel Gwyn
"Thus conscience doth make cowards of us all."
     Hamlet, Act III, scene i.

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Grand Master Nilus of the Dark Angel Chapter
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À : deadlands@gamerz.net <deadlands@gamerz.net>
Date : April 16, 2002 3:34 PM
Objet : Re: [DL] one last thought about mad scientist inspiration


>I see ghost rock as the ultimate Fuel Mimic.  In 19th Century people only
>see it as Super Coal(because thats all they really use as far as fuel
goes).
>  But as time progress so do experiments in Ghost Rock.  and it seems(again
>at least according to HOE) that any modern fuel has a high effiecency ghost
>Rock equivilant(I can think of at least two,  Spook juice is distilled
Ghost
>Rock that essential is Super Gasoline(you need to modify the Car a little
>and there is that unholy wailing from the exhaust but hell its easier to
>find in the waste then gas).  Also Irradited Ghost Rock will do everything
>Plutonium will do only better.
>
>So pretty much if there is a way to get Ghost Rock similiar to a fuel the
it
>can be used like it only better.
>
>Dan
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