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KB2VXA > STEAM    13.12.11 16:33l 29 Lines 1100 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: VE3WBZ > fireless cookers
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To  : STEAM@WW

Hi Pete and all,

I don't know of the roundhouse in Toronto but using it as a brewery and 
calling it Steam Whistle seems like a good idea. I can't say what the 
massive pipe was for, a roundhouse was and still is a service and 
temporary storage area where if they're not waiting too long steamers 
remained fired up awaiting their next assignment. No, that's not what I'm 
thinking of, a fireless cooker may be a steam engine but a very special 
one. There was no fire or boiler, rather a tank for live steam under 
pressure so it could operate in a hazardous area. When it was low on 
steam back to the central boiler it would go for a quick recharge, 
probably the origin of the phrase I'm running out of steam.

" B-O-R-K " .... I thought I saw a frog flying pass ???"

Possibly, you're under the trans-polar flight path. Now if you heard a 
BJORK sounding like a frog with hiccups it was one of Bob's.


73 de Warren

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Message timed by NIST: 15:22 on 2011-Dec-13 GMT



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