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Excellent !
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Would you care to explain why?
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Denigrating green issues is a uk.d-i-y tradition.
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The only good turbines are one we've built ourselves from the propellers of WWII aeroplanes and the dynamos of 1950s Morris Minors.
Bill
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German aeroplanes preferably...
Jim K
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How many to go?
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one more thieving bastard off the electricity bill thats whay!
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and they weren't much good..
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9,999 ?
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Using an angle grinder...
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3999?
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Wouldn't they rotate the wrong way for a Morris minor Dynamo?
As an aside I scrapped an aircraft dynamo of WW2 vintage when clearing out deceased fathers belongings recently. 28 Volts 100 amps on the ratings plate. He had various unfulfilled plans for it mainly made redundant by the arrival mains electric. I tinkered with it a couple times but generally it stayed in his shed for over sixty years . G.Harman
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Denigrating green *cobblers* is the tradition.
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Positive Earth sounds like a green lobby group.
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Come on destroyed things are always fun as long as nobody got hurt. I wonder if they will say it was the wrong kind of wind? Brian
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Denigrating most things in fact. I remember in 1987, a cement lorry got blown over near here and it was a real hoot as all, well some of the cement trickled out onto the road making a kind of artificial rock formation right in the middle of a road. Brian