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0 kudos 2016-12-08 16:27:35 op DUMPERTREETEN (81) MET ARJEN LUBACH
ok. arjen is een jongen die zich niet laat beinvloeden en z'n eigen kijk op dingen heeft. Hij past niet in deze setting en deze humor is niet zijn humor. Kudo's aan arjen dat 'ie trouw blijft aan zichzelf, dit zie ik hem niet weer doen. Degene die het idee had hem uit te nodigen: hij doet dus geen kunstje voor de kijkcijfers.. groetjes, joop met de bril
66 kudos 2017-05-20 00:51:30 op Cabrio in slagregen
Driving a convertible with the top down in the rain at a high speed will ensure that no water can enter the driver compartment.
PLAUSIBLE (BUT NOT RECOMMENDED)
The MythBusters first performed several small scale tests, using a model car and a wind tunnel, and found that at higher speeds, a sort of air bubble seemed to form around the driver compartment, giving credence to the myth. In their full scale test, they used an actual convertible as well as a 200 foot rain bar to provide the rain. In a control test, they stopped the convertible in the middle of the rain to put up the top, and the interior was soaked. Then they drove through the rain at 70 mph (113km/hr), and saw that the interior was significantly less wet than the control. Next, they then drove the car through the rain at 90 mph (145km/hr) and saw that the interior was not wet at all. The MythBusters attributed this to the car’s windshield, which served its function as well as creating an air bubble over the interior of the car. However, they decided to declare the myth “plausible, but not recommended” due to the inherent danger of driving at such high speeds on wet roads.