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23-10-13, 09:15

Little Jo

Tony VAN RHODA

Join Date: Jun 2010

Location: Strathalbyn South Australia

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Thank you

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Originally Posted by David Dunlop

Thought you might find it interesting to see what became of this amazing system. I found this website on the weekend and it made for a great read:www.combinedops.com
About 3/4's down the lead page you will find the "Further Reading" section with the link to the salvage information.

Hi David

Thanks for the update and link, great reading. It just goes to show we never stop learning. Thanks for posting it.

Cheers

Tony

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