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The Second Team Inspiration Club Day was held on Sunday, 20
March 2005, when over 60 Club Members and Sponsors attended. |
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Club Members, Sponsors and Guests were
greeted by a smiling Lynn Grey |
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Barbie McSean and
Steve Georgii introduced Glynne
Bowsher, Chief Designer, who gave a detailed overview of the
mechanical design of Inspiration. Glynne described the principals behind
his design thoughts, and explained the reason why some of the earlier
designs had to be abandoned. His lecture lasted for over an hour, and
though detailed enough to engage the engineers in the audience, it was
presented in a manner that was understandable to the non-technically
minded. Glynne finished with an extended question and answer session.
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The Media Room was full to capacity |
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Once again, a
splendid buffet lunch was laid on in the dining room
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After lunch, everyone was able to soak up the sunshine in
front of the house, and admire some of the cars in the
collection. |
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Some of the vehicles in Charles Burnett
III's collection |
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The customary raffle was held after lunch and one happy Team
Inspiration Club Member won first prize, a chance to DRIVE a
tank in the collection. |
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Although the Stanley Steamer was not available at this club
day, the Snow-Cat proved a popular attraction, as did the
Karts. |
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| After the lunch break, Club members,
sponsors and guests walked down to the workshops to see the
recent developments in build. |
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In the test cell, Frank Swanston explains
how the test equipment operates |
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| Glynne Bowsher describes
some of the detailing in the cockpit and chassis to Team
Inspiration members |
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One of the consultants from combustion
experts Bekaert demonstrates a burner panel |
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