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AntarcticPilot
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Orwell Hardstanding
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You require permission from (I think) the Environment Agency, and probably the Crown Estate. And in a harbour, you'll also need...
26 minutes ago
AntarcticPilot
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Worm
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Not Spanish - that's the standard taxonomic binomial name (WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species - Postenterogonia orbicularis...
Today at 07:19
AntarcticPilot
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Orwell Hardstanding
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At Titchmarsh they have a purpose-built bund in which dredgings from the marina are deposited.
Today at 03:21
AntarcticPilot
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Use of heat in releasing machine screw
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I think we heard!
Yesterday at 12:05
AntarcticPilot
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Yacht swapping
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A forumite lent his boat on the Clyde for a week. Same model as my boat. Water was a bit too deep for us Essex types.
Yesterday at 10:31
AntarcticPilot
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Use of heat in releasing machine screw
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@vyv_cox would answer that better than I, but I guess that the SS doesn't corrode, but may experience microscopic deformations due to...
Yesterday at 09:52
AntarcticPilot
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Use of heat in releasing machine screw
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It's not the join; it's the material filling the join. The problem is that Aluminium Oxide takes up more space than the aluminium it is...
Yesterday at 09:43
AntarcticPilot
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Use of heat in releasing machine screw
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Unfortunately, perfectly correct. No chemical treatment will touch it, and it's totally insoluble. Anything that dissolves it will a) be...
Yesterday at 08:25
AntarcticPilot
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Shackleton et al
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Also "the Lost men" by Kelly Tyler-Lewis. I happened to know a descendant of one of the men in the Ross Sea Party; still working in the...
Yesterday at 01:17
AntarcticPilot
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Earthquakes in the Aegean around Santorini and Ios
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Indeed, this was the big new idea when I first studied geology in the early 1970s—it was a very exciting time to be a geology student...
Yesterday at 00:27
AntarcticPilot
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Sailfish 18 weight for towing
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You could try the Cam Sailing Club at Waterbeach - they have a small fleet of them, or at least, used to.
Saturday at 06:00
AntarcticPilot
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Shackleton et al
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There is no doubt that some of Sshackleton's business deals were on the shady side! The other side of the story is that he was...
Saturday at 01:42
AntarcticPilot
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Sailmakers
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Well, if he had used sails, Jeckells would have supplied them! But the Ark would have had lousy windward ability - ark simply means box!
Friday at 12:06
AntarcticPilot
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V2G - maybe the next article will be similar but Vessel (not vehicle) to grid
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We do know - part of the development cycle of batteries is an assessment of capacity remaining after a specific number of...
Friday at 12:04
AntarcticPilot
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V2G - maybe the next article will be similar but Vessel (not vehicle) to grid
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I don't know why you were mocked - I'd have supported you if I'd spotted it. There is active research into ways and means of using the...
Friday at 02:18
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