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From: cfbd@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: BRRR!!!
Date: 1997/01/22
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Walter & Anita Allen (wnaallen@sover.net) wrote:
>                           ______________________
>                           |          _         |
>                           |         | | -- 100 |
>                           |   90 -- | |        |
>                           |         | | -- 80  |
>                           |   70 -- | |        |
>                           |         | | -- 60  |
>                           |   50 -- | |        |
>                           |         | | -- 40  |
>                           |   30 -- | |        |
>                           |         | | -- 20  |
>                           |   10 -- | |        |
>                           |         |_| -- 0   |
>                           |  -10 -- |*|        |
>                           |         |*|        |
>                           |        '***`       |
>                           |       (*****)      |
>                           |        `---'       |
>                           |____________________|
>                           
>The temperature this morning in Rutland, Vermont, USA.
>
>Brrrrr!


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          _| |_
  _______[_____]_______
  I DWYER  | |   WIND I         The Dwyer Wind Meter:         
  I       _| |_ METER I                                                 
  I        | |        I         Available from most boating supply  
  I      8-| |-5O     I         places. It's made of clear plastic
  I       _| |-    K  I         with a tiny styrofoam ball floating in  
  I  L     | |-    n  I         a tube in the centre.  You hold it up   
  I  O   7-| |_4O  o  I         with the back facing upwind and the     
  I  W    _| |     t  I         ball floats up to show you the wind     
  I        | |-    s  I         speed along a scale on the side.  In    
  I  R   6-| |_3O     I         high winds, you can adjust the scale to 
  I  A    _| |_    H  I         read the high range by placing a finger   
  I  N     |o|_    I  I         on a hole on top of the meter.
  I  G   5-| |     G  I         
  I  E    _| |-2O  H  I         
  I        | |-       I         
  I  K   4-| |-    R  I         
  I  n    _| |-    A  I         
  I  o     | |-1O  N  I         
  I  t   3-| |_    G  I         
  I  s    _| |     E  I         
  I        | |        I                                                 
  I      2-| |        I -cfbd-                                          
  I        | |        I
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Calibrated in old knots not metric knots so as (k)not to confuse !

Bye,