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Sounds like you gave up on diesels in the 90’s!

No, I last tried one a few years ago in an SUV. I had previously driven a diesel car in the mid 80s and that was the worst car I have ever driven. And then another one in the mid 90s, which was quite a bit better. The modern one was completely different and I was extremely impressed. It was much smoother and quieter and there was so much torque that you barely needed to change gear. It would go up steep hills in fourth. But it just didn't suit the way I like to drive and I didn't find it fun or enjoyable. I wasn't trying to start a ruckus when I made that comment. It was just a throw away remark.
 
Good point, thank you for bringing up Americas ongoing social problem with racial residential segregation.

Oh Notchy - you're so full of dangerous liberal nonsense. The segregation is actually for our protection. Ask youself, which are the most dangerous areas in any US city?

For example, when I went to Beale St in Memphis, the trams run along the top of the road on Main St. We were advised that if taking the tram, you're safe to go right (isn't that always the case), but it's too risky to go down to the left. Guess which direction the hood is?

You need to get out and see the world for what it really is for yourself, rather than parroting bilge that you've read in The Guardian.
 
Oh Notchy - you're so full of dangerous liberal nonsense. The segregation is actually for our protection. Ask youself, which are the most dangerous areas in any US city?
American segregation separates the poor from the rich
poverty is what drives crime, not race


I am sorry you are so narrow minded, your problem not mine
 
Here's how people are being conned for you --- google the hottest recorded temp in the UK -- what does it say -- Coningsby- right, Coningsby this Coningsby that but what they fail to mention is exactly where in Coningsby.
Its RAF Coningsby home to two frontline, combat-ready squadrons and is the training station for Typhoon pilots. Not saying its heat from engines before the professional debunkers start, but the acres of tarmac and concrete absorbing heat causing temperatures to build up, heat islands.
Take a look it says Coningsby but they miss out the RAF bit its stuff like that I am refering to when i say its a big con, that feels like a scam.
Dense-o posts a link to debunking using heat from engines as the reason, when I said that is NOT what I am referring to - no mention of heat islands in that debunking piece totally ignores the reason I am saying.
 
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No, I last tried one a few years ago in an SUV. I had previously driven a diesel car in the mid 80s and that was the worst car I have ever driven. And then another one in the mid 90s, which was quite a bit better. The modern one was completely different and I was extremely impressed. It was much smoother and quieter and there was so much torque that you barely needed to change gear. It would go up steep hills in fourth. But it just didn't suit the way I like to drive and I didn't find it fun or enjoyable. I wasn't trying to start a ruckus when I made that comment. It was just a throw away remark.
Anyone who’s driven a modern diesel knows they aren’t loud smelly machines. So you comment seemed to be troll like.
 
Dense-o posts a link to debunking using heat from engines as the reason, when I said that is NOT what I am referring to - no mention of heat islands in that debunking piece totally ignores the reason I am saying.

At RAF Coningsby, though, there seems to be a relatively small amount of concrete and tarmac compared with what you would find in a city. The effect might be negligible.

The other point is that, even if a heat effect exists at the base, it would not affect the ongoing monitoring of changes in temperature, because any bias effect will have been built into the measurements over several decades.
 
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Dense-o posts a link to debunking using heat from engines as the reason, when I said that is NOT what I am referring to - no mention of heat islands in that debunking piece totally ignores the reason I am saying.
If RAF Coningsby suffers from "heat island" and had a temp of 40.3 deg why did St James Park register a temperature virtually the same at 40.2deg?

and given the RAF Coningsby weather station has been measuring temps there since 1961, are you claiming the 40.3 recorded was a result of "heat island" but all the previous lower temps werent affected by it?



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Anyone who’s driven a modern diesel knows they aren’t loud smelly machines. So you comment seemed to be troll like.
they all sound like tractors to a degree, although with modern insulation you would hardly know from inside

a diesel engine is more complex with expensive parts that can go wrong: dual mass flywheel, DPF, turbo, injectors

mind you dont get me started on wet belts which are no petrol and diesel engines
 
mind you dont get me started on wet belts which are no petrol and diesel engines
Yep more eco BS they were deemed more eco friendly along with low friction piston rings -- that then start to burn oil after 2 or 3 years - feel scammed yet.
 
Oh this is a good one -- Notch tries to debunk -- using a screenshot from a website dedicated to climate scepticism and fighting climate lies .
Have a look here where notch got his picture from
Thank you for brining a brilliant source of information to everyone’s attention.
 
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Thank you for brining a brilliant source of information to everyone’s attention.

I think that's the website where I found the article where they ringed the location of the weather station at RAF Coningsby.
 
Oh this is a good one -- Notch tries to debunk -- using a screenshot from a website dedicated to climate scepticism and fighting the climate lies.
Have a look here where notch got his picture from
Thank you for brining a brilliant source of information to my attention.
Aveatry you haven’t explained why you think “heat islands” are relevant to Consinsby, given that the weather station has recorded the temperature with the same claimed “heat island” effect but temps have been steadily increasing.

Nor have you addressed the fact that other weather stations recorded very similar temps on 19th July 2022
 
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