The Original i30 Owners Club
OFF TOPIC => MEMBERS OTHER MOTORS => Topic started by: FatBoy on November 28, 2011, 10:42:08
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God, I miss her!!
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Came with free fuel too. ;)
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Came with free fuel too. ;)
Thankfully!! Not the same fuel economy as the i30 CRDi!! This one uses 6lts per minute!! So in the cruise about 300lts per 100km!! :scared:
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Came with free fuel too. ;)
Thankfully!! Not the same fuel economy as the i30 CRDi!! This one uses 6lts per minute!! So in the cruise about 300lts per 100km!! :scared:
Ah. But the POWER. :Drive:
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Came with free fuel too. ;)
Thankfully!! Not the same fuel economy as the i30 CRDi!! This one uses 6lts per minute!! So in the cruise about 300lts per 100km!! :scared:
sound like the fuel consumption of a hummer. :scared: :lol:
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Oh yeah!! Nearly 3800 shp!!! And the torque!! Well, that was displayed as a percentage, and the engineers got to that, so instead of maximum being 100%, it was 106% for two engines and 144% for one engine operations (emergency). Seriously, I thought the maximum that you should be able to get would be 100%!!! :idea:
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Good one Slim.. what does your current work vehicle look like??
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Good one Slim.. what does your current work vehicle look like??
I'm sure he said its a desk. :Ouch:
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Good one Slim.. what does your current work vehicle look like??
I'm sure he said its a desk. :Ouch:
Gee you guys have good memories!! I was looking hard for a photo of a desk, but they just aren't as sexy!!
Oh, I got the fuel figures wrong for the Seahawk, it is 10 lts per minute (1 ltr every six seconds).
Next year will change work vehicles again, this time something a bit more green.
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Good one Slim.. what does your current work vehicle look like??
I'm sure he said its a desk. :Ouch:
Gee you guys have good memories!! I was looking hard for a photo of a desk, but they just aren't as sexy!!
Oh, I got the fuel figures wrong for the Seahawk, it is 10 lts per minute (1 ltr every six seconds).
Next year will change work vehicles again, this time something a bit more green.
a paddock. :scared: :lol:
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Ha, no padocks (yet). Working with/for the Army flying green helicopters.
I'll be instructing instructors on how to instruct.
You know what they say:
Those that can - do. Those that can't - teach. Those that can't teach - teach teachers (that's me). Those that can't teach teachers - administrate!
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Ha, no padocks (yet). Working with/for the Army flying green helicopters.
I'll be instructing instructors on how to instruct.
You know what they say:
Those that can - do. Those that can't - teach. Those that can't teach - teach teachers (that's me). Those that can't teach teachers - administrate!
HAhaa! Good one!
That must have been some interesting job man.. :) You miss those times?
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my work vehicle a few yrs ago,
low and slow is where the skill is at now!
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The one on the left or the one on the right?
I've had one Hornet ride in my life, absolutely amazing!! Haven't driven a tow motor though... :'(
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You haven't lived,,,,, the speed, the maneuverability, the power. :mrgreen:
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haha fortunately both, but only on the ground.... though the tow could teach the hornet a few tricks! flat out in reverse, smack it into fwd, plant foot on throttle and hold on! longest wheelie has to have been 500 mtrs at least!
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Good one ! :Drive:
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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :Drive: