RE: Anyone noticed any performance difference between 'premium' & 'super' unleaded? - 5

Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #60

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I can offer a simpler piece.....

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Since the thread has moved on to surveying, I will try to get away with posting pictures of one of the surveying projects that I worked on while in the Air Force. We were using a plane table to survey a piece of barren property owned by the government located some miles outside Cedar City, Utah. We did the surveying during December 1968. The purpose was to survey the site so that tons of TNT could be placed on a large platform and blown up to simulate a nuclear explosion in order that the ground could be monitored to see how the force of the explosion would be transmitted through the local granite rock formation. At the time I was part of the Air Force's Base Engineering Emergency Force ("Prime BEEF" ).

Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #62

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Since the thread has moved on to surveying, I will try to get away with posting pictures of one of the surveying projects that I worked on while in the Air Force. We were using a plane table to survey a piece of barren property owned by the government located some miles outside Cedar City, Utah. We did the surveying during December 1968. The purpose was to survey the site so that tons of TNT could be placed on a large platform and blown up to simulate a nuclear explosion in order that the ground could be monitored to see how the force of the explosion would be transmitted through the local granite rock formation. At the time I was part of the Air Force's Base Engineering Emergency Force ("Prime BEEF" ).

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True Wessie - you can hardly get a drink worthy of the name “coffee” at a UK service station, let alone for a quid. Italy, France, Spain all know the meaning of coffee !

Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #63

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #62

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Since the thread has moved on to surveying, I will try to get away with posting pictures of one of the surveying projects that I worked on while in the Air Force. We were using a plane table to survey a piece of barren property owned by the government located some miles outside Cedar City, Utah. We did the surveying during December 1968. The purpose was to survey the site so that tons of TNT could be placed on a large platform and blown up to simulate a nuclear explosion in order that the ground could be monitored to see how the force of the explosion would be transmitted through the local granite rock formation. At the time I was part of the Air Force's Base Engineering Emergency Force ("Prime BEEF" ).

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What's the critter on the post?

Was the granite moved?

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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #65

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Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #64

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True Wessie - you can hardly get a drink worthy of the name “coffee” at a UK service station, let alone for a quid. Italy, France, Spain all know the meaning of coffee !

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Well, Costa's blend is pretty good but at a service station you are paying the best part of £4 for what I drink - large black coffee, yes Americano if you have to and no, why would I want milk with a black coffee!

My main quibble with Italy, France & Spain is that they see daytime coffee as a quick drink. A pitstop. Neck it and go. If I have stopped on the bike for a break I want a big mug of strong, black coffee. Although, at a quid a pop, in Spain you can have three coffees for little money...

I am currently drinking an Italian blend from Lavazza...

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Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #61

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #60

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I can offer a simpler piece.....

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In school we used a instrument like that on a Plane Table for one project.

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Zitat von Dave H im Beitrag #69

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