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  1. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    I still haven't had the time to upload the PTS course ones
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 14, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
  3. ralphchadkirk
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    850 Lord Nelson

    I was just saying what I had been told :-#
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 10, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  4. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    I'm gonna put it online here. A couple are up now (not PTS but relevent). Those who would still like it on disk, let me know.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 10, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
  5. ralphchadkirk
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    850 Lord Nelson

    It's a joke. I doubt it. It broke again on Saturday last.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 10, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  6. ralphchadkirk
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    Best video editing software

    Nero Suite does that very well, but does cost a lot. For my editing I use Adobe Premeire Pro, and Adobe After Effects Pro, though thats a bit out...
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: Photography
  7. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    Sadly it's too big to PM - send me your email address and i'll drop it off at Ropley on disk.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
  8. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    I have it on my laptop, would be happy to send it to you if you wanted.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 8, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
  9. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    I haven't seen the quote in question, but it is certianly not water-carry over. The crew in charge of the loco have confirmed this, and...
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 6, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  10. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 6, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  11. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    I assume that there will be internal reports (i.e. for nobody outside MHR) and if something arises that needs to be a safety warning, then that...
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 3, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  12. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    If they had, why would you see the briefing? Confidentiality may come into it.... [-X
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 3, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  13. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    Yes, the faliure was reported.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 3, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  14. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 3, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  15. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    Yes, it's more or less exactly what RSF said: cess/4/6/4/10/4/6/4/cess.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 3, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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    73096

    That is exactly the statement we don't need. There is clear evidence that it was caused by the core plug, and none to suggest hydralicing. This is...
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 2, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
  17. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    What I have been told, and what is on the NR PTS course videos, is that the 6-ft is the normal space between running lines. The 10ft is the area...
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 2, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
  18. ralphchadkirk
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    73096

    It is not. In my various discussions with the "management", it has been confirmed that it did not happen.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 2, 2009 in forum: Steam Traction
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    Columbine's Photo-guides

    Small Prarie, Steve, my thoughts exactly. Encouraging people to do wrong and something potentially dangerous, is stupid. Sometimes you just have...
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 1, 2009 in forum: Photographic Guides
  20. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    Re: May 2009 Issue Their are two platforms then two lines, the standard distance apart.
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 1, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
  21. ralphchadkirk
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    Ten foot or Six foot?

    Re: May 2009 Issue So, the photo in question should be the 6" then!
    Post by: ralphchadkirk, Apr 1, 2009 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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