If they would have, we would have heard about it. Maybe some Jungle man deep in the heart of the Amazon that no one knows about might have, but that someone that we know of, no.
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I like the Amazon man answer. I found something interesting though: http://worldrec.info/2007/08/28/athletics-100m-what-is-the-fastest-possible-timeThis covers the fastest possible "assembled" 100m based on the best ever recorded split times for every 10m. They add up to about 9.5. However, the fastest first 10m length is 1.69 seconds due to the acceleration time off the blocks, while everything else is in the .85-.90 range.Replace the first 10 meters with a .90 and I'd venture that Bolt last night possibly covered a 100m stretch of the 200m final in under 9 seconds!
Asafa Powel ran 100m in 8.70 seconds as the anchor leg in the 4x100m men's sprint team in the 2008 Beijing Olympics - the fastest electronically timed 100m ever.
Bob Hayes has the fastest hand-timed 100m, also as the anchor leg, as part of the US Olympic Sprint team at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, with a time of 9.5 seconds.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4_x_100_metres_relay)
4.5 mower will start and run for two seconds
You false start (Start running before they shoot the gun), you intercept someone else running, you push/shove/hit/kick/trip/etc. anyone, or you go out of your lane for more than 3 steps.
No. The spark plugs are responsible for igniting the fuel in the cylinders. If you start yanking them out, the engine is going to stop running. This is covered in the book Things That Dummies Do.
Add gas, crank engine. If it doesn't start in about 30 seconds, it was not out of gas and you have a different problem.
It will for maybe 3 seconds , when the key is turned to the run position , before you start the Explorer
the pump stays running as long as it needs to to keep the pressure up. If you think it should not, check for pressure leaks in the fuel system.
from a standing start, with a good drag car, less than 2 seconds. from a running start, with a good race car, less than one half of a second.
No. You should be able to turn the key on, wait a few seconds, and start it right up.
Jump start car and do not run heater with engine not running.
Make sure the pump keeps running when you start the engine. The pump will shut off after a few seconds if you just turn on the key then don't start the engine. That's normal. But the computer is designed to detect that the engine is running and if so, keep the fuel pump running as well. If the computer somehow isn't detecting that the engine is running, you probably have a faulty sensor, connector or wire. Make certain that you check the wire! Sometimes the wire can be damaged and the fuel pump will not run. Good luck.
If you are sure that it ran out of fuel and that the fuel pump is running then turn the key on ( Do not try to start it) wait 10 seconds and then turn key off wait 10 seconds and repeat this step about 4 times. Then try to start the engine.
Running current. The locked rotor amps are only seen at initial start up which only lasts a fraction of a second to one or two seconds.