He isn't VAT reg so he just passes on the VAT on the parts.
Bill
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genuine pic
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I can tell you for certain that they would.
Bill
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11 years ago
Or going up the spiral ramp in a multi-story car park.
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What do you suppose the aerials are pointing at? they are both horizontally polarised so they aren't pointing at repeaters are they?
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Doubt it, because that's modern Greek ;-P
Theo
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Google Translate hasn't got an Ancient Greek option. :-)
But if you'd like to let us know what he'd really have said... :-)
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They'll be on two main stations, but the angle between them and the ch groups don't add up to it being in S Yorks. The FM on the same Tx as the Gp is odd for this area as well. It's a picture they've 'borrowed' I expect.
Bill
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11 years ago
"Oy! Leave my circles alone!"
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Just as a point of interest (or not) I walked past the same van today as it made its way along a dual carridgeway. There was no difference in the way the ladder was stowed so it's obviously how they do it all the time. Quite glad I didn't get them to quote to fix my aerial...
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Mark
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11 years ago
Somebody do the local populance a favour and report him to the rozzers.
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11 years ago
The stupid thing is that if he moved it forwards, it could probably be made (almost) legal at both ends, as well as balancing more easily.