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Rennhack

Quote from: bfranklin on Nov 12, 2007, 02:06
ADVICE: -- IF STAYING IN DELTA BUSINESS AREA YOUR VEHICLE IS IN EXTREME DANGER!!!

What's that suposed to mean?

And stop shouting at us, it's rude to type in all capital letters.

Dave Warren

Quote from: Rennhack on Sep 04, 2007, 03:52
By the way, for those of you that would like an address for the site to put in to your GPS navigation system, or map quest;  1848 Lay Rd, Delta PA should work for you.

By the way, put your GPS in your room at night.
Its a pretty lucrative market in PA and NJ.
They got mine after only 3 days, and I was parked 100 feet from the hotel main door.
They smash the drivers side window, and grab your cord, mount, and GPS.
The hotel finally put up a warning sign after mine got stolen.
They hit 4 hotels in 2 nights here in Northeast Philly.

Rennhack

Quote from: DaveWarren on Nov 12, 2007, 05:42
By the way, put your GPS in your room at night.
Its a pretty lucrative market in PA and NJ.
They got mine after only 3 days, and I was parked 100 feet from the hotel main door.
They smash the drivers side window, and grab your cord, mount, and GPS.
The hotel finally put up a warning sign after mine got stolen.
They hit 4 hotels in 2 nights here in Northeast Philly.

'They' busted out my truck window and 3 other windows in the hotel I was staying in, and stole GPS devices.

xobxdoc

Do you really need a GPS? I guess I'm showing my ignorance here but those little pocket maps that Rad Services handed out worked great. And that map in conjunction with mile markers, it's like you knew exactly where you were all the time. It was truly amazing!!!

vikingfan

from my own point of view there never was a need for a gps. mine actually stayred on the front seat and never used the darn thing the direction i recieved in my welcome package was acurate. a little advice though stay away from the red roof inn in aberdeen. you'll have to pay for your wireless !! about 21$ a week for computer access were most other hotels offer free wireless access.

Dave Warren

Quote from: xobxdoc on Nov 12, 2007, 07:12
Do you really need a GPS? I guess I'm showing my ignorance here but those little pocket maps that Rad Services handed out worked great. And that map in conjunction with mile markers, it's like you knew exactly where you were all the time. It was truly amazing!!!

If you worked for Rad Services, you probably were supplied with an abacus also....
Anyway, the GPS is more than just a directional helper.
You can set up traffic alerts.
You can set up your cellphone hands-free hrough the GPS.
Street by street announcements.
You can easily find restaurants, gas stations, post office, etc.
It is your personal navigator, and it can keep you from getting lost and finding the bad part of town.

xobxdoc

Thanks for the news flash Dave. My point was that your personal navigator is just a toy that invites scumbags to break into your vehicle and ruin your day. Also I never got lost when I was on the road. I never starved because I couldn't find a restaurant and there is a gas staion on every corner. The post office is pretty much in downtown of every town I've ever been in. C'mon, it's just a neat little gadget.

Dave Warren

No, I agree with you that it is just another gadget.
It just makes life so much easier and some people aren't real good when driving around new locations.
Removing it from your car when you leave is a tough lesson I have learned.

bfranklin

Quote from: Rennhack on Nov 12, 2007, 03:52
What's that suposed to mean?

And stop shouting at us, it's rude to type in all capital letters.

I thought the meaning was obvious but it means that you can expect to find windows broken and contents stolen.  Sorry about the caps but I thought that this was an ad, not a conversation.  Nevertheless, feel free to change it if you can (?) or tell me how to.

Rennhack

Quote from: bfranklin on Nov 14, 2007, 12:31
I thought the meaning was obvious but it means that you can expect to find windows broken and contents stolen.  Sorry about the caps but I thought that this was an ad, not a conversation.  Nevertheless, feel free to change it if you can (?) or tell me how to.

There is actually a forum rule against all capital letters.  Can you believe that?
http://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php/topic,4700.0.html


Roll Tide

Quote from: deaztrailnutz on Feb 02, 2007, 03:43
How much of Peach Bottom 1 (the gas cooled reactor) is still in place?  I know it was decomissioned years ago, but has it been dismantled yet?  Why was it shut down after such a run?
It will probably be "Green Fielded" at the same time as the currently operating unit.

http://www.nrc.gov/info-finder/decommissioning/power-reactor/peach-bottom-atomic-power-station-unit.html
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frostydan

Ok I saw alot of talking but not much about the plant and working there! I am a Jr. Rp and am planning on going there this fall before TMI's steam gen. Any info on the plant and how your treated, and even places for campers or hotels would be much appreciated!

                                             Thanks,
                                                      Dan

RDTroja


This popped up as an ad on a page I was viewing:



https://www.ebay.com/itm/184014044842


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