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Gaza Barracks near Tonbridge was one of many barracks constructed in 1938 as the threat of war was imminent. As was often the case, Royal Engineers constructed the infrastructure, with a local contractor completing the erection of buildings; a cheap and quick timber clad frame with corrugated asbestos sheet roof, typical of the era. With large workshops and accommodation for up to 10 Officers and nearly 200 other ranks, the barracks was home to transport units, latterly accommodating personnel from search light batteries stations locally. After the war, the War Department retained the barracks as a depot for equipment due to be disposed of following the war. It was sold in 1960 and has remained in private hands since.
The original buildings remain in apparently great condition. Some have been demolished through mixture of poor condition and Council insistence (the owners can only build a new building if they demolish an old one).
The site does remain in private hands and there are tenant business occupying most of the units. This was a permission visit and tour with the owner, who appears happy to show people with a legitimate interest around this unique site.
Generator is the new book from Sigbjørn Lilleeng. It is a science fiction story with elements of drama, action and comedy. Birk has a boring job in a perfume factory with a lot of secrets.
Late 2009, a mammoth generator moved through the Brazos Valley. People were completely captivated with it.
During shipment back from Germany the engine was not secured properly and the two threaded holes for attaching the generator cover got stripped.
The signal generator powering the microwave horn for the anechoic chamber. It's set up for a sweep of frequencies at a single power level.
Magne Generator (Phoenix, AZ)
Represented by David Darling
Turbines inside wheels capture energy
Magne Generator has developed a process that utilizes turbines inside wheels to harnesses brake power and store the energy for on-board applications. When a vehicle using the Magne Generator technology is in motion or braking, the turbines store energy. They have adapted the process to work with 10 inch wheels, used in golf carts and other smaller vehicles, reducing need for maintenance on these vehicles, and they don't need to be recharged as often.
David, who has 30 years experience in the electric industry, initially started the company while looking at innovative ways to make wind turbines more efficient.
The future David hopes there will be a replacement for smaller, gas based vehicles. There are also a number of applications for Magne Generator, including use in military and emergency response vehichles.
Cleantech Open is providing them additional visibility mentoring to develop a business plan and the opportunity to win prizes and funding.
This must be a typical sight in and around Lagos and maybe the rest of Nigeria. During my visit, I noticed that power is generated locally (very locally - outside commercial buildings).
My driver told me that the newer generators (like this one) are much more effecient and quieter. At the office where I was working the generator outside was extremely noisy and could always be heard in the background.
Generator is a front hub motor from an electric bike, it is a 36v brushed motor with built in gearbox.
Soubitez Mod.89 generator with integral "golfball" headlight.
ca.1960
NOS/NIB.
From my personal collection.
Bound for Ebay
Bombed out building on the main market square in Kurmuk. Much of the town was destroyed by bombs during the civil war.
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