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When messages like that are on food products, I worry about the future of human intelligence. :eek:

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General Electric 300kw transmitter for the U.S Navy being tested at G.E. Building 81 in Schenectady in 1931.

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This pic is interesting to me.. the walkways to some of the stations have and extra layer of wood... Was this done for protection? insulating the operator from the large currents?

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The mind-boggling gearing on the Napier Deltic engine. The Deltic is a British engine famous for its complexity and ambitiousness. It is a triangle-shaped, opposed-piston, valveless, supercharged, two-stroke diesel engine with a displacement of 88.2 litres (5,382 cu in). The engine was essentially comprised of three opposed engines, with a crankshaft in each corner, forming a triangle. This eliminated the need for cylinder heads thus reducing weight. Each cylinder contained two pistons, with a total of 18 cylinders and 36 pistons. It produced a maximum of 2,500 hp. Development began in the 1940s, and over its career it powered locomotives and naval vessels, including a few German Schnellboots.

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Nope, nope nope not here.

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Originally Posted by TimT (Post 12251709)

Yes.
I have worked in a couple of places where there were thick rubber mats in front of switch panels.
Never felt comfortable in those areas.

Best
Les

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Lat at that,. a VW Van with pop out windows!

She should be in the most beautiful woman thread.

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Oil was first discovered in Oklahoma by, accident, in 1859, near Salina, in the then Oklahoma Territory, in a well that had been drilled for salt. In 1907, before Oklahoma became a state, it produced the most oil of any state or territory in the United States.