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Old 05-07-12, 22:22
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Default Passionate debate

I knew it! I knew it!

I was afraid the 12v VS 6v debate would cause a reaction.

How about if I keep an open mind for now? There is still a long time until I must address this in a permanent way.

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Old 06-07-12, 10:15
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How about if I keep an open mind for now? There is still a long time until I must address this in a permanent way.
Tony, don't take too much notice of my midnight ramblings about 6V versus 12V. It's your blitz, you do exactly what you bloody well want with it! I'm really just sticking up a bit for the poor old much maligned 6V blitz system. It happens to be my personal preference, but that doesn't make it right for everyone.

Fortunately these debates generally aren't entirely fruitless, in this case Mike's article about gauge conversion is a particularly useful resource I reckon.
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