Joe,
Thanks for the input. I'll definitely make this clear and add it to the
plans when I 'publish'. I have used the child seat tether ring in
North-American cars but the LBCs don't have them. This is also a
practical reminder for everyone - how important is Newton's law for a
snowbrush, a 4litre container of windshield washer anti-freeze, that
small ratchet set in the plastic case, the briefcase... etc. ?
wrt to your signature - do you know why Hawaii has interstate highways ?
Andrew
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>From: Joe Curry[SMTP:curry@wolfenet.com]
>Sent: January 23, 1998 2:08 PM
>To: Andrew Miller
>Cc: 'triumphs@autox.team.net'
>Subject: Re: Spitfire Speakers
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>Andrew Miller wrote:
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>> I was looking for a speaker enclosure that offered good sound, could
>> swap between Mums car, Dads car, different friends cars and the stereo
>> in the basement and was cheap in price but not in sound.
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>A word of caution regarding "removable speakers". It is a good idea to
>devise some sort of clips that will hold the speakers in place. With those
>heavy magnets, speaker enclosures can become an "irresistible force" in an
>emergency situation. Nothing like being struck in the back of the head by a
>5 pound speaker box when you are trying to save your LBC from crawling up
>someone's tailpipe.
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>A few years ago, a group of our Seattle Seahawks were coming home from
>"partying" in a local bar and hit a utility pole. They would have all been
>OK, except for the huge speaker cabinet that was formerly in the back of
>their SUV came flying forward striking one of the passengers in the back of
>the neck. He now is permanently attached to a wheelchair with spinal cord
>injuries.
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>Joe Curry
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>"Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible
> to travel across the country coast to coast without seeing
> anything." -- Charles Kuralt
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