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On Fri, 21 Dec 2012 11:17:54 -0500, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·"
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What I hate even more than
the rude asshole who runs a wind generator upwind is the much bigger asshole
who runs a diesel generator.


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Both of my diesel generators are quieter than a wind generator and
*much* quieter than the obnoxious little Hondas that some of your
sailing buddies are fond of. Quite a few of your sailing buddies also
run their diesel aux at fast idle to charge their batteries. That
makes more noise and fumes than a good generator.

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On Fri, 21 Dec 2012 11:17:54 -0500, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·"
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What I hate even more than
the rude asshole who runs a wind generator upwind is the much bigger asshole
who runs a diesel generator.


===

Both of my diesel generators are quieter than a wind generator and
*much* quieter than the obnoxious little Hondas that some of your
sailing buddies are fond of. Quite a few of your sailing buddies also
run their diesel aux at fast idle to charge their batteries. That
makes more noise and fumes than a good generator.




Granted, a proper, inboard diesel generator is mighty quite.
A little splashing is about all one can hear and that's when
there is no wind and wave action. The exhaust fumes, however,
are the real problem. Why is it that those who run diesel
generators always "treat" the entire downwind anchorage
to their fumes? Why is it they can't be considerate of the safe
breathing of those who are out there because they wish to
breathe fresh air. Why can't they anchor DOWNWIND of
everybody?

Enquiring minds wish to know because the only answer
I can ever come up with is it's because they are rude,
inconsiderate, self-centered and couldn't care less what
pollution they force other people to breathe. After all, the
entire world is required to revolve around them and their
desire to watch TV, run hair dryers, microwave ovens,
air conditioning, etc.

STAY THE **** HOME if you can't live without all that crap!

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Sir Gregory


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On Fri, 21 Dec 2012 17:27:25 -0500, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·"
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Fri, 21 Dec 2012 11:17:54 -0500, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·"
åke wrote:

What I hate even more than
the rude asshole who runs a wind generator upwind is the much bigger asshole
who runs a diesel generator.


===

Both of my diesel generators are quieter than a wind generator and
*much* quieter than the obnoxious little Hondas that some of your
sailing buddies are fond of. Quite a few of your sailing buddies also
run their diesel aux at fast idle to charge their batteries. That
makes more noise and fumes than a good generator.




Granted, a proper, inboard diesel generator is mighty quite.
A little splashing is about all one can hear and that's when
there is no wind and wave action. The exhaust fumes, however,
are the real problem. Why is it that those who run diesel
generators always "treat" the entire downwind anchorage
to their fumes? Why is it they can't be considerate of the safe
breathing of those who are out there because they wish to
breathe fresh air. Why can't they anchor DOWNWIND of
everybody?

Enquiring minds wish to know because the only answer
I can ever come up with is it's because they are rude,
inconsiderate, self-centered and couldn't care less

STAY THE **** HOME


Exactly.....
What ARE you doing here?
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Cheers,
Bruce
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