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From: "Hans-Joachim Brandt" <hajo.brandt.dj1zb@t-online.de>
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Date: 25 Sep 2002 12:22 GMT
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Subject: Re: LF: the bucket
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Hi all,

I would not have violated the garden world of my wife. If I had the idea to build a variometer this way, I would have bought my own bucket for such an application.

Due to different logics the hardware in use has also to be separated.

73 Ha-Jo, DJ1ZB 


"jannsen" <0482183881-0001@t-online.de> schrieb:
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>Hi all,      
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>I discovered a stable 30-litre-bucket in our garden.  
>material:  PVC.  color:  black.  however vy soiled with a mixture 
>of garden earth and chicken excrement. after cleaning it was wound 
>immediately with 25 turns 3mm litze, fixed over a guide roller to 
>the axle of an misused antenna rotor and sunked in a  with 76 turns  
>wounded piece of channel pipe (see attachment).  
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>there the call of my XYL came:  "have  you seen my garden bucket?"  
>answer:" I did help it  to a better existence.  come and see!"  
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>she came into the shack, looked and said with unusually loud voice:  
>"the bucket is snatched from its used surroundings ,  
>it is approaching an existence in a roasting tube, 
>it doesn't see the sun any longer and doesn't feel the rain no longer 
>and  no longer it is carried by me.  
>that should be a better existence for my garden bucket?  
>that is absolute nonsense."  
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>logic of a woman.  
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>my foult was the hedged  answer.  I gave the bucket back.  
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>how would you have decided?
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>regards
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>Uwe/dj8wx
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