The last Christmas present As requested, so given. Sometimes at least. On the wish list last year was with us: money for a Christmas pyramid. And since then but a small penny has come together and the Erzgebirge Candle destruction device in the Nachweihnachtszeit is always a little cheaper, we have vo almost 2 weeks and done the following:
flight were thus the discount to Pyramid Candles grazed and just as quickly freed of those residual, and behold, suddenly there were the kings and the shepherds again stayed on the way back, while Mary and Joseph with child in peace and quiet in the house (the perceived stress during the flight to Egypt was not feeling the time being).
And the enthusiastic view of this masterpiece of folk art but I went the following statement through his head when running well, create the kings and camels 23.5 revolutions per minute. In a covered radius of 5.25 cm, ie a diameter of 10.5 cm has been doing this 32.987 cm per round, that is 7.75 m per minute. Allows conclusions to be 465.11 meters per hour, so a proud cruising speed of 0.465 km / h for the small wooden Kings.
But its not enough: 50 candles cost only 1.79 €, that is necessary for operating the four candles cost 0.1432 € pro Satz, damit (b)rennt die Pyramide im Schnitt 2 Stunden. Es ergeben sich also Betriebskosten von stündlich 0,0716 Euro und ein damit verbundener Kilometerpreis von gerade mal 0,154 Euro pro Kilometer! Wahnsinn. Bei den Spritpreisen ist mein Auto mit einem Verbrauch von knapp 8 Litern auf 100 Kilometer kaum günstiger unterwegs. Da komme ich nach meiner Statistik auf 0,115-0,125 Euro/km. Und das allein für das Benzin!
Zuletzt: Mit den momentan vorrätigen 400 Kerzen kommen die Könige samt Packtier ganze 93,02 km weit. Das ist schon mehr als die Hälfte der Strecke, die die edlen Wanderer damals vermutlich tatsächlich zurückgelegt haben.
Aber vorerst verschwindet die All rascals first again in the box. By the next Christmas.
