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Almost certainly not. This interim Yamaha crank unit was a near copy of the Panasonic one. If the internal circuit board is on the same computer style CPU-based lines which it most likely is, you're stuck with the 26 volts. However, if it has a shunt like the 26 volt Panasonic units, more...

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But true even if the parents are there. Look at the third photo, how could those parents think their kids were protected by their helmets? Trouble is that the younger the kid, the more different their rear skull to much smaller lower face proportions, leaving helmets and hats naturally...

Kids helmets are a complete waste of time and money, since with their different head shape they are so often worn in a way that doesn't protect their face or front of skull against serious injury. Just look at these photos, many worn that way:

Yes. .

Corning were in the US of A, so not too many rail lines leading there. .

Maybe a lesson from car history could provide readily transferable heat along the handlebar tube, rather like an oil filled radiator: The oldest headlamps fueled by acetylene were introduced in the late 1880s. Acetylene lamps were popular because the flame was resistant to wind and rain...

This certainly fits the evidence in London, very high levels of early infection and vaccines later have produced better results than the rest of the country. However a very high proportion of those who haven't vaccinated at all haven't suffered from that either, since there's at least 2.4...

London's position vis a vis Covid is the evidence. Circa 10 millions is a pretty good sample. .

I've been showing you that evidence but your mind is closed to anything that shows otherwise, as the above shows. Just think about it for a moment. How can London with its very high population density, suffering Covid 19 well before anywhere else in the country, at vastly higher infection...

We've had much higher infection rates with the vaccines, very true even now. The higher the vaccine rate, the higher the infection rate found from testing , simply because those who accept the vaccine most also co-operate with testing the most. Not being tested means lower infection rates...

No, how do you explain London's much lower death rates with only half the vaccines than the country? Taking it down to the boroughs as I've been doing and posting, shows the larger the original infection from whatever variant, the lower the death rate that follows, borough by borough. That...

Yes, it has to be a combination of both to keep suffering to a minimum, but there are two big flaws in the vaccine argument: The first is that we cannot know how effective the vaccines are at avoiding disease, since distancing is by far the most effectiove way of avoiding the disease. So it's...

I've appended a "Like" to your post, but this part simply isn't true on present knowledge and is unlikely to be true for a very long time. By then our only true hope of herd immunity will have inevitably arrived anyway, making the vaccines largely unnecessary in this country. They'll just be...

Very different here in this London Borough of Croydon. My booster appointment on Thursday was in an entirely enclosed shopping mall, so technically everybody within should have been masked to comply with the regulations. Other than at the vaccines centre shopping unit very few were masked...

Experiences at the supermarket this week indicate the compliance with the Covid protection measures won't be as good this time round. The large sign saying masks have to be worn has reappeared outside the store, but no staff member stationed to ensure compliance was present either time. So an...

How is it useful if it doesn't work properly, misleading and misrepresenting? It gives no idea to others what is being responded to, while distorting the content of quotes by attributing words never posted by the quoted person. I'm asking you once again not to respond to any of my posts again...

Thanks. I've never used the shared post facility and never seen anyone else use it, so I had no idea it had the defects Guerney observes are there until he started using it in respondimg to my posts, producing these problems. I can't see the point of it when there's perfectly good, fault...

No flame war, as Zlatan said, you've introduced this intrinsic problem, uniquely in the history of this site. And completely unnecessarily, since the site doesn't generate random links when linking is done correctly by quoting using the Reply button. If you really want to avoid...

I do understand what you mean. What I dont understand is why you don't just use the Reply button to accurately represent what you are replying to. By quoting in way you are doing it, linking to other content, others can't know what you are replying to. Why cant you understand how misleading...