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OldBerkshireBoy
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8 minutes ago, Chelsea14Ian said:
Not F1,but very sad to hear of the death of a volunteer. At Brands Hatch.
Yep one volunteer marshall died and another in hospital along with the driver from the incident.
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2 hours ago, ScrumpyCheddar said:
In the real world Hamilton should of won that race yesterday. But made the big mistake of not pitting like all the rest of the teams for the restart..
The team made the wrong call expecting more rain when nobody did.
If everybody had gone in then the race would of started and who ever was nearest the pit lane exit would of come out leading the totally bonkers race.
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If I`ve understood that graphic correctly might it be because some are showing 6 or even 4 out of 12 rounds completed so far.
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1 minute ago, marshman said:
27mm of rain in Blofield Heath early evening yesterday - all in about 30min!
Dont forget the wind that came with the rain.
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This had me in stiches, so funny.
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22 minutes ago, Meantime said:
Much more powerful fan than a PC fan as it has to push air a long way at times down quite a large bore pipe. Often 75mm or 80mm ducting. There is also a glow plug at startup which draws a lot. This is the main reason why some yards advise running the engine when starting the heater. A failed ignition will cause the heater to power back down again.
Realised the fan and ducting over distance as soon as I hit Submit.
Didnt know the glow drew much, makes sense though.
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1 minute ago, ZimbiIV said:
The fan that blows the hot air around.
paul
Good point however would expect that draw to be pretty low much like a fan on a computer or am I wide of the mark.
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3 minutes ago, andyg said:
It can be,depending on how long you run it and high you have the temp set.
What draws the power then Andy once the burner is fired up?
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Very, very little I would say.
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5 hours ago, trambo said:
Taste ok but too thin for toast!
Use a spoon instead of a knife then!
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On 20/07/2021 at 22:24, jeffbroadslover said:
Is there a similar set in green on tother side ?
Jeff
Judging by a post in Car Talk today I know of one member who would do that Jeff.
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Same as anywhere else I would guess.
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1 hour ago, addicted said:
HI kate,Welcome from Tony and me also. You can get a remote control for your bow thruster. We had one fitted retrospectively. It was done by Sheerline boats who are quite simply wonderfujl to deal with and you can trust them implicitly.
Carole
That might depend on the make & model of the thruster though.
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2 hours ago, Oddfellow said:
How else do you think a business can get it's temporary messages out to potential customers? A full page in the daily press? Town Criers? Cold calling?
It would appear that we have a misunderstanding of my own making.
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Wasn`t it on the news that food staff can do a daily self test now.
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1 hour ago, Graham47 said:
The post is on their Facebook Website.
When will business learn that not everybody uses faceache & twatter and they need to use other ways as well.
(I thought I read that the numbers of users was dropping on faceache).
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5 minutes ago, Hylander said:
More's the pity that they can be so picky.
Reading the posts, the country always managed to makes a bad situation even worse by listening to rumours and reading social media. This will sort itself out, we have our forces to rely on and when have they ever let us down - never.
They aren`t rumours though and I doubt how many have a licence to drive the big trucks on public roads.
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Restricted fuel supplies to a few garages say BP along with restricted opening hours for some supermarkets both due to staffing levels.
Rough calc on back of fag packet says a 24 pack of toilet rolls would last me a year.
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Take into account the petrol rating coming in this year and one thing for sure is that it wont be cheaper than todays cost.
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Brundall is a problem area, even those living in the same street vary between no signal and no problem across all networks. My conclusion is the phone plays a big part!
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1 hour ago, floydraser said:
That said, in my boat it would be really useful. When I first got it the wardrobe doors wouldn't open fully because they hit the bed!
There is always a solution.
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With All The Utensils To Cooking
in Cooking on a Boat
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Strange place to give birth.