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Starmix vs Fein vacuum cleaner
I have seen favorable comment here on the wreck about the Fein Dustex II
vacuum cleaner. I contacted the sole Fein distributor here in New Zealand and they say that they do not normally sell this item, they substitute a Starmix Zyklon GSA 10/32 EH at the same price. I can find little information about the Starmix. It is also German-made and seems to be for sale only in the UK, Oz and NZ. Does anyone out there have an opinion about the Starmix? Is anyone able to compare it to the Fein? Comments on the Fein Dustex II would also be appreciated. Cheers, Larry |
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Hard to believe that a German manufacturer of vacuums would use the name
Starmix Zyklon? Zyklon B was the gas cannisters used by the Nazis in WWII used to gas (mostly Jews) in gas chambers. "Larry Spitz" wrote in message ... I have seen favorable comment here on the wreck about the Fein Dustex II vacuum cleaner. I contacted the sole Fein distributor here in New Zealand and they say that they do not normally sell this item, they substitute a Starmix Zyklon GSA 10/32 EH at the same price. I can find little information about the Starmix. It is also German-made and seems to be for sale only in the UK, Oz and NZ. Does anyone out there have an opinion about the Starmix? Is anyone able to compare it to the Fein? Comments on the Fein Dustex II would also be appreciated. Cheers, Larry |
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What does that have to do with the OP's question?
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 17:15:53 -0500, "Frank Arthur" wrote: Hard to believe that a German manufacturer of vacuums would use the name Starmix Zyklon? Zyklon B was the gas cannisters used by the Nazis in WWII used to gas (mostly Jews) in gas chambers. |
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Frank Arthur wrote:
Hard to believe that a German manufacturer of vacuums would use the name Starmix Zyklon? Zyklon B was the gas cannisters used by the Nazis in WWII used to gas (mostly Jews) in gas chambers. You are right, but it's true, Frank. |
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"Frank Arthur" wrote in message .. . Hard to believe that a German manufacturer of vacuums would use the name Starmix Zyklon? Zyklon B was the gas cannisters used by the Nazis in WWII used to gas (mostly Jews) in gas chambers. Hard to believe? What about the Mitsubishi's that attached Pearl Harbor? |
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"Richard Cranium" wrote in message news What does that have to do with the OP's question? Hopefully a human being does not live in a single plane confined to some narrow stratum. If a reader saw a post mentioning an Abu Gharib Belt Sander he would bring it to someone's attention. On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 17:15:53 -0500, "Frank Arthur" wrote: Hard to believe that a German manufacturer of vacuums would use the name Starmix Zyklon? Zyklon B was the gas cannisters used by the Nazis in WWII used to gas (mostly Jews) in gas chambers. |
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Leon wrote:
What about the Mitsubishi's that attached Pearl Harbor? That must have been one hell of an attachment point to grab Pearl Harbor. g dave |
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You still didn't answer my question.
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 19:05:36 -0500, "Frank Arthur" wrote: Hopefully a human being does not live in a single plane confined to some narrow stratum. If a reader saw a post mentioning an Abu Gharib Belt Sander he would bring it to someone's attention. |
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"David" wrote in message ... Leon wrote: What about the Mitsubishi's that attached Pearl Harbor? That must have been one hell of an attachment point to grab Pearl Harbor. g It was a huge, Huge tail hook. |
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