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Re: PowerFlow Stainless Exhaust System

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highlander wrote:Didn't find a measuring tape, will borrow one today.

If the PowerFlow pipe is the same width or even just a little bigger, you should find a little improvement (because it's stainless steel, and because of the design of the boxes, it will flow a bit more freely anyway). And, at least, the PowerFlow will never rust.
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Sorry for the delay - I have a measuring tape now, will do my best to measure it all up tonight.

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highlander wrote:Fish are still not dead, thanks for asking :cheesy:
Hey, Graeme! How many surrealists does it take to change a light bulb? :twisted:
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Fish!
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a fish Shirley :?
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Right, that's established that the principle is well known, so now you can justifiably stick your lead light in the tank and see if they can change the bulb.....
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Hi Graeme- how're we getting along?

I'll need to decide to buy or not within the next week or so (Payweek :D!)
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Lost the tape measure :oops:. Sorry, I am utterly hopeless :oops:. I actually think I left it at work. Will double-check tomorrow, if not, I'll borrow one from someone else (or buy one on the way home from work).
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Drop it in the fish tank, then calculate the dimensions from the displacement?
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dogslife wrote:Drop it in the fish tank, then calculate the dimensions from the displacement?
Whoah, slow down there, Archimedes. It's not that big a tank!
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In my personal experience you can never have enough tape measures :frown:
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steve_earwig wrote:In my personal experience you can never have enough tape measures :frown:
........or Terminal Screwdrivers (where do they all go? :? )
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Do you mean the tiny chisel-ended screwdrivers with the little neon inside for doing mains stuff? If so I have at least 5 of the buggers (one in my electrical stuff box, one in each fuse panel at both houses and a couple more knocking about somewhere...)

And torches - Croatia seems to have bought all its electrical network second-hand from Namibia or something and we have powercuts at least a couple of times a week, there's nothing like floundering around in the dark with a fag lighter trying to find a bloody torch. And then when you've found it batteries for the damn torch :roll:
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Have you thought about fitting an Emergency Light fitting somewhere practickle?

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You can even get Emergency downlighters but I haven't worked out if they only charge when they're 'on' during normal use or whether you need to frigg up a permanent live too?

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I have yes, but (once more with feeling) I live in Croatia so it's hard to get hold of anything useful.
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