Guess what this is ... by Jürgen


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Jürgen
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I came across this last week. Any ideas what it has been designed for? ;)

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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 10:50 #1 

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Mick
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Static VIS (Variable Intake System) Actuator test equipment? :gmc:

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 11:25 #2 

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Jürgen
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Must be an early one! :lol:

The pictured equipment has been designed during the 1950s and build in the 1960s.

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 11:35 #3 

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Bermudan 75
Civil Service tea maker....

Cheers

Mike
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 11:53 #4 

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Jürgen
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Mike, you're 50% right about it. Some parts of the civil service have been involved. :thumbsup:

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 12:06 #5 

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Duncan
My guess is for burning old banknotes?
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 14:41 #6 

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Trebor
I am a civil servant and dont drink bloody tea at work, as for the picture i havent got a clue but look forward to the answer
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 14:45 #7 

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Duncan
Trebor wrote:I am a civil servant and dont drink bloody tea at work, as for the picture i havent got a clue but look forward to the answer

On the hard stuff now?

:gmc:
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 14:46 #8 

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Jürgen
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Duncan wrote:My guess is for burning old banknotes?

Well, kind of. They "burned" about 4 to 5 billion Deutsche Mark by building this. Sorry, I forgot about it, at least one tea maker was included, too. :mrgreen:

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 15:18 #9 

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Mick
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Jürgen wrote:
Duncan wrote:about 4 to 5 billion Deutsche Mark



39/11 in real money. :)

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 15:41 #10 

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Trebor
Duncan wrote:
Trebor wrote:I am a civil servant and dont drink bloody tea at work, as for the picture i havent got a clue but look forward to the answer

On the hard stuff now?

:gmc:


Spot on Duncan - Work !

I think we need a clue Jürgen
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 16:59 #11 

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Duncan
So, you gave me enough clues.

It's a door.






To a government bunker.
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 18:41 #12 


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Is it the prototype lottery tumbler? :lol:
I'm not quite right you know.........

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 18:45 #13 

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Duncan
It used to be a mushroom farm.
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 18:50 #14 

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Jürgen
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Duncan wrote:So, you gave me enough clues.

It's a door.






To a government bunker.

You got it right, Duncan. :thumbsup:

It's one of the 25 ton doors of the old nuclear bunker near the old capital Bonn.




Duncan wrote:It used to be a mushroom farm.

Indeed, before WW2 the railway tunnel has been used to grow mushrooms.

Posted 27 Sep 2013, 21:50 #15 

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Trebor
if we send over some of our politicians Jürgen, will you lock them away in it please
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Posted 27 Sep 2013, 22:37 #16 

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Posted 28 Sep 2013, 06:52 #17 

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Jürgen
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Trebor wrote:if we send over some of our politicians Jürgen, will you lock them away in it please

:lol:

Posted 28 Sep 2013, 12:30 #18 


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