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16-01-2010, 13:05 | #91 | |
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I agree that transporting prisoners is not for the general public and should only really be done by police officers, only in the most dire circumstances should anything else be considered. Just for the record, north wales police usually hire in 4x4's to cover bad weather etc but the post office had got them all, that's what really caused the requirement for 4x4R. If you'd like to follow this privately, my email address can be pm'd no problem, I've said most of what I can on here. |
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16-01-2010, 23:55 | #92 |
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23-01-2010, 14:35 | #93 |
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RAYNET - Radio Hams
On a similar subject but RAYNET, probably something that I'll be needed to do but a good example at this moment in time. Have a look at the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4zZm...eature=related Jim T |
23-01-2010, 20:29 | #94 |
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That is an excellent example of what can be done to provide resilience when all else fails.
Theres no way the situation in that country could have been mitigated and its time to step in if you can with the skills you have. What I'd want to make sure of is that va's are not used as a sticking plaster to cover others failings. That guy in the film is effective, helpful, modest and completely unpretentious |
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