EMP resistant cars
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Re: EMP resistant cars
A 200 or 300 Tdi Defender running on Bio would be an option.
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Re: EMP resistant cars
Not correct I'm afraid. EMP's work by creating enormous magnetic fields which induce large currents in any wiring which cause them to short out or melt. Switching them off won't make a difference.bradaz11 wrote: but got to say, doesn't EMP only affect it if it is energised?
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Bring back the Citroen BX 1.9D (+ a can of Quickstart)..............I'm pretty sure I'd still be driving mine if it hadn't been for some t*@t.............
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Re: EMP resistant cars
Any old Diesel that has a cable that pulls a lever on the pump to stop it,
it can also be run on paraffin, jet fuel or cooking oil if needs must.
it can also be run on paraffin, jet fuel or cooking oil if needs must.
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Re: EMP resistant cars
TomH wrote:Ex MOD Armoured Personnel Carrier should do the job.
Yup, preferably one with a two-stroke diesel engine.
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Years ago I did two years mechanics training at a commercial vehicle dealers and they had a Bedford TM recovery truck that had a V8 Detroit Diesels two-stroke diesel engine in it, before that they had a Diamond T that had been used in WW2 for recovering tanks.My old man worked there and when I was little I can remember going on jobs with him in the Diamond T if he got called out at night, I used to go with him as my mum worked nights in a hospital at the time......happy days :)Andy632 wrote:TomH wrote:Ex MOD Armoured Personnel Carrier should do the job.
Yup, preferably one with a two-stroke diesel engine.
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Re: EMP resistant cars
snayperskaya wrote:Years ago I did two years mechanics training at a commercial vehicle dealers and they had a Bedford TM recovery truck that had a V8 Detroit Diesels two-stroke diesel engine in it, before that they had a Diamond T that had been used in WW2 for recovering tanks.My old man worked there and when I was little I can remember going on jobs with him in the Diamond T if he got called out at night, I used to go with him as my mum worked nights in a hospital at the time......happy days :)Andy632 wrote:TomH wrote:Ex MOD Armoured Personnel Carrier should do the job.
Yup, preferably one with a two-stroke diesel engine.
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If you have a Series Land Rover it won't matter if the pumps at the garage are fried because you have already shown that you are no millennial snowflake and are thus smart enough to lever up the tank covers and dip a bucket on a string into the go juice. It's a piece of high technology that we pre-Igeneration call "a well'
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I approve this message.meles meles wrote:If you have a Series Land Rover it won't matter if the pumps at the garage are fried because you have already shown that you are no millennial snowflake and are thus smart enough to lever up the tank covers and dip a bucket on a string into the go juice. It's a piece of high technology that we pre-Igeneration call "a well'
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