Sengoku Komachi Kuroutan: Noukou Giga - Vol. 15 Ch. 73 - Secrect maneuver

[MangaDex]

 

[Kanrasenpai]

We're so back

 

[dahhv2]

I thought you guys dropped this

Thanks for the translation! Hoping for a speed release with the backlog :fingers crossed:

 

[TechnicsMan]

Thanks for the translation that's more "proper"

 

[Dezaki]

Yado-inn release a chapter?

I'M SPEED

 

[Luke_chase]

The Yado-inn translation is REALLL

(Also duplicate page at the beginning)

 

[nhat2410]

Monthly upload have the same priority as his newborn baby. very BASED

 

[DoodleMoogle]

Good to see a new release from Yado-Inn. We had that one random machine TLer try to pick this up, but it was pretty harshly rebutted. Not a big surprise. Sloppy machine TL just can't compete with actual high quality translation and excellent typesetting.

 

[MrTedIcelandic]

Congratulations on your fatherhood. May your child's life be happy and fulfilling.

 

[Atrizk]

YES WE'RE SO BACK!!!

 

[moneng85]

Industrial revolution m*therf*ckers!

 

[ksen]

Thank you very much for translation, I was hoped it'll happen since other one is unreadable.

 

[Fullapple1991]

(kinda of a weird place to put this, i know sorry, but) congratulations on being a father!

 

[cryum]

Modern steelworks and naval propulsion. It's pretty ballsy that Nobunaga was pushing for this while knowing that Takeda was coming for essentially land-based warfare.

 

[Ekaros]

Stirling engine? Just no, they could have done so much better...

 

[MinsangEnrique]

Stirling engine? Just no, they could have done so much better...

To be bloody fair — they want their results as soon as possible, and it may as well be simple and rugged at that especially as the technical expertise pertaining to those are still pretty limited.

 

[74HC595]

Stirling engine? Just no, they could have done so much better...

Simple Stirling engines can operate without sophisticated seals, but they do output bugger-all torque. I guess that’s why they’re using a gearbox, but it’s a bit silly. I guess the main limitation is that they can’t build up pressurised steam with their metallurgy, the blast furnace may help this. The first steam engines used vacuum pressure from cooling steam to produce force on the piston, but were rather inefficient and bulky. I’m wondering if a steam turbine is the way to go, if they’re already using a gearbox.

Also if you’re industrialising anyhow, might as well make flying shuttle looms and printing presses. I hope the author did some research into iron and coal deposits in the region.

 

[ErikTheRed]

We're eating good today

 

[AkuNaRahman]

AM I DREAMING!!?? Welcome Back!!!

 

[G-P]

Finally.