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2nd January 2012, 08:52 AM #16
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Very civilised cool temperatures here in Tasmania. I was going to have a paddle in my kayak yesterday but as it was a bit damp I did some cleaning in the shed instead.
Might get over 20C today and I'll be able to wear a leather welding jacket without going into heat stroke. I don't miss Sydney summers at all....
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2nd January 2012, 11:21 AM #17
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Originally Posted by RayG
You a kiwi, Pom RayG ...or just need a fridgie to fix that fridge....10-11 is warm
....when you crack the top the beer must froth up so much you wouldnt have any left to drink....
my beer fridge runs at an average temp of 2...the comp cycles off at -3 and back on at 7
yep I went and did some paperwork in the cool airconditioned office....24C
with a couple of COLD beers...it was also 43 in my non insulated shed yesterday ...i must find an aircon for it one day
and today looks like its going to be similar
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2nd January 2012, 11:56 AM #18
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over here in my shed in nowra NSW it's a steamy 24 degrees.
BETTER TO HAVE TOOLS YOU DON'T NEED THAN TO NEED TOOLS YOU DON'T HAVE
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2nd January 2012, 11:57 AM #19
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LOL... Originally Posted by eskimo
You a kiwi, Pom RayG ...or just need a fridgie to fix that fridge....10-11 is warm.. it was more like 4C when I pulled it from the fridge... didn't last long...
Regards
Ray
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2nd January 2012, 03:44 PM #20
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Made it to 44 today before I bailed. About the same time - 3pm.
Finished my stupid bolts at least.
Yes but your sun is bitey. I've been scampering for the shade in mid 20s there. Originally Posted by PDW
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2nd January 2012, 03:46 PM #21
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Thanks for the snap shots and dimensions Bryan.
I don't imagine we'll be spared from the heat for too much longer. Last February was shocking. The highest temperature recorded here was 46.7 at Perth Airport in February 1991.
When I was a kid, it was commonplace to sleep outside during summer's hottest nights. Airconditioning in homes was rare. Mosquitoes weren't.
BTLast edited by Anorak Bob; 2nd January 2012 at 04:18 PM. Reason: Removed the non uplifting component of the post.
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2nd January 2012, 03:59 PM #22
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I say do it Bob. But I'm a pragmatist. Originally Posted by Anorak Bob
I looked at the garden shed Waldown earlier and considered a transplant. TheTough and Waldown share the same column diameter. If I could come to terms with a Victorian base supporting a West Australian drill I'd end up with a very useable machine. The mixed species thing is a real dilemma.
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2nd January 2012, 04:10 PM #23
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I know that. Originally Posted by Bryan
