V 149 Utrecht
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hi ramon, please explain what wasn't standard about the central heating system, because it looks pretty standard to me.
in our 608 we have the exact same system, only difference with the V149 is that in the V149 the radiators are ''hanging'' in the supports, and in our 608 the radiators are standing on the same supports.
in our 608 we have the exact same system, only difference with the V149 is that in the V149 the radiators are ''hanging'' in the supports, and in our 608 the radiators are standing on the same supports.
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One example, if this was standard, we already know what had to be placed in the holes above and underneath the radiators, but i think that is has something to do with the central heating sysytem, beacause al the spaces are in the direct vacinity of the radiators.
And if it is standard, there must be a drawing of such a system in a archief ?
And if it is standard, there must be a drawing of such a system in a archief ?
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exept one Ramon.........
JK
JK
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JKernwerk wrote:exept one Ramon.........
JK
That one i also saw, maybe they installed that one to keep us guessing 70 years later
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Some more of the V 149 Scheveningen.
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Thanks a lot guys
couldn t make it saterday...
Dirk
couldn t make it saterday...
Dirk
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yep, we miss you...
but I did your Job
greetz
Alex
but I did your Job
greetz
Alex
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Thanks
Sometimes i wish a day has 48 hours ....
Sometimes i wish a day has 48 hours ....
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That was kinda wierd. Meeting Alex in the toiletAW wrote: but I did your Job
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very good alex Hope to see your plan
Dirk
Dirk
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Wish it would!dirk Peeters wrote:Thanks
Sometimes i wish a day has 48 hours ....
Better would be that we need no sleep at all, than we can use all 24 hours of the day
Ramon
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... and you shoot Pictures without endErwinZ wrote:That was kinda wierd. Meeting Alex in the toiletAW wrote: but I did your Job
greetz
Alex
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Question:
Several friends (Bas de Mos, Alex Werner) measured the V149 at F.d.S. in Scheveningen quite exact, but the right entrance door seem to have escaped the measuring tapes and lasers
Anyone knows if the width of these machine entrances was standard?
Maybe Dirk or another southern colleague measured the V149 in France?
Out of my head it must be around 1.20 meters..
Thanks in advance, Tim.
Several friends (Bas de Mos, Alex Werner) measured the V149 at F.d.S. in Scheveningen quite exact, but the right entrance door seem to have escaped the measuring tapes and lasers
Anyone knows if the width of these machine entrances was standard?
Maybe Dirk or another southern colleague measured the V149 in France?
Out of my head it must be around 1.20 meters..
Thanks in advance, Tim.
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Alex calculated it, should be 1.20 meter wide!