CMOS Checksum error. What is it a checksum of? The entire content of the CMOS data? Some specific parameter data? What type of checksum is it? Is it CRC-8?... something else? I understand that this error indicated a checksum mismatch. But what is the second checksum that the CMOS checksum is being compared to? Why do these two checksums need to match?
All our blimps are filled with the inert gas helium. Helium gas is non flamable, non combustible and non toxic. Since it is a compressed gas, the only danger comes from improper handling of the cylinders when moving them or improperly using the pressure regulator. If a hole does develop the blimp will not dramatically fall and cause injury.
Two of the largest airships were the ZPG-2 at 324 feet (99 meters) in length and a capacity of 875,000 cubic feet (24,777 cubic meters) and the ZPG-3 at 403 feet (121 meters) long and a capacity of 1,516,000 cubic feet (43,000 cubic meters)--the largest blimp type ever built.he K-2 debuted on December 6, 1938, at the Goodyear facility in Akron, Ohio, and Goodyear delivered it to the Navy on December 16. At the time, she was the largest nonrigid airship in the Navy's inventory, with a capacity of 404,000 cubic feet (11,440 cubic meters). She became the prototype for the wartime K-series.