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Old 27-06-08, 00:46
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Good old days they were -

The regulators were still packed in their tropical packaging I think - they would still be perfect now.
......most went into large bins headed for the tip...
Which tip would that be, Keith? An hourly rate on an excavator.. ..Hmmm.. ..$$$$.. Sell 'em on e-bay!
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Old 27-06-08, 02:12
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The six volt ones have a red ID plate, and the 12 volt ones are green. (They actually say on the plate, but your eyes are probably older than mine)
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