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Author Topic: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green  (Read 3068 times)

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Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green
« Reply #45 on: 27 May 2009, 16:19:17 »
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You are all on about Diesel Electric and they are the power units on the UKs most powerful loco


Thanks indeed Martin, I think I was confused when I read Ron Burgundy's reply - expecting it to refer to road transport :-[ :y
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Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green
« Reply #46 on: 27 May 2009, 19:40:50 »
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Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green
« Reply #47 on: 27 May 2009, 19:42:28 »
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You are all on about Diesel Electric and they are the power units on the UKs most powerful loco


Thanks indeed Martin, I think I was confused when I read Ron Burgundy's reply - expecting it to refer to road transport :-[ :y

Oops :-[ :-[

I was refering to road transport, only with a sort of diesal electric layout in a car
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Martin_1962

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Re: Neodymium - why hybrids are not so green
« Reply #48 on: 27 May 2009, 20:12:26 »
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You are all on about Diesel Electric and they are the power units on the UKs most powerful loco


Thanks indeed Martin, I think I was confused when I read Ron Burgundy's reply - expecting it to refer to road transport :-[ :y

Oops :-[ :-[

I was refering to road transport, only with a sort of diesal electric layout in a car


I know hence my quip!
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