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...BTW - what is a "twin pin" I haven't heard thst term before - is it a Pioneer? Apologies on two counts 1 using jargon -twin pin = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Aviation_Twin_Pioneer 2 Assuming the Kiwis operated them They did not I, personally, have no real problem with jargon - one can always ask for clarification. have a look at the web link sort of an aviation type of Series one landie :) or even...

...had done his time in RNZAF and was a civvy by 1966 when he related the story to me.  BTW - what is a "twin pin" I haven't heard thst term before - is it a Pioneer? Apologies on two counts 1 using jargon -twin pin = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Aviation_Twin_Pioneer 2 Assuming the Kiwis operated them They did not have a look at the web link sort of an aviation type of Series one landie :) or even worse Austin Champ

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...>> *SWER = single wire earth return. A high voltage reticulation system used in rural areas where just one conductor is used - the ground forms the other one. SWER - aka Mandeno’'s Clothesline. Named after the Kiwi who invented it in the 1920s. Once upon a time he received quite handsome royalties for every mile of line constructed. Not sure if this still applies but there are some 200,000 km of SWER ...

...> *SWER = single wire earth return. A high voltage reticulation system used in rural areas where just one conductor is used - the ground forms the other one. SWER - aka Mandeno’'s Clothesline. Named after the Kiwi who invented it in the 1920s. Once upon a time he received quite handsome royalties for every mile of line constructed. Not sure if this still applies but there are some 200,000 km of SWER reticulation in Oz/NZ....