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How about your appliances, are they still 110volts?jsanders said:Are you sure about that Rich becasue US long power line are now mostly 1,000,000 volts.
How about your appliances, are they still 110volts?jsanders said:Are you sure about that Rich becasue US long power line are now mostly 1,000,000 volts.
No the American Standard is 125 volts. Of course commercial and industrial have entirely different standards.Rich said:How about your appliances, are they still 110volts?
Then bring them up to 240/250voltsjsanders said:No the American Standard is 125 volts
Nopejsanders said:Wrong again Fofa.
Many house hold appliences are 250 volts, its mostly only hand held stuff that's 125.Rich said:Then bring them up to 240/250volts
As reported by... Oh yeah the very same people that bring us 3.00 a gallon gas.FoFa said:Nope
Google OIL GLUT see if you come up with anything recent.
GOOGLE OIL REFINERY PRODUCTION andd see what comes up.
Humm, 0 for glut, many for refinery production at max and can't keep with demand.
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Frigg'n liberals
Gosh you're getting to sound cynical, looks like the British influence is having an effectjsanders said:As reported by... Oh yeah the very same people that bring us 3.00 a gallon gas.
We had cheap petrol and an NHS once. Now we have the $8 gallon and an NHS thats falling apartFoFa said:but that is a BAD comparison.
Say your gas was $4.00 a gallon, a year and half ago, now today it is $8.00 a gallon, that is what the U.S. is going through. Your Big Mac's are about twice ours also, so what, to bad, so sad. But you have national health care, so it's worth it if I basically remember the other posts on that subject.![]()
You're missing the point here Col, apparently the US is a big country and thus need huge gas guzzlers, inneficient and dirty coal fired power stations, and don't have or can't have any public transportColinEssex said:Still, as long as the USA motorists are ok - sod the rest of the world eh chaps?which incidentally seems to be the USA attitude to pollution controls.
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Rich said:You're missing the point here Col, apparently the US is a big country and thus need huge gas guzzlers, inneficient and dirty coal fired power stations, and don't have or can't have any public transport![]()
jsanders said:And yes Col sod the rest of the world, if it comes down to it.
That certainly confirms what we percieve as the American attitudejsanders said:And yes Col sod the rest of the world, if it comes down to it.
ColinEssex said:Do you have any of these in the USA? They are fairly popular here and even the Police use them in Bristol. They're called Smart Cars.
Can't take the pace eh?jsanders said:I'm Done for a while.
Nose bleed again ?jsanders said:I'm Done for a while.
ColinEssex said:Do you have any of these in the USA? They are fairly popular here and even the Police use them in Bristol. They're called Smart Cars.
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Don't worry, when your petrol reaches $8 a gallon - they'll be a familiar sight on US roads.ShaneMan said:No! It looks too much like a Campbell's Tomato soup can.![]()