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Re: Help with terminology

#138242 08/25/03 06:27 PM

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Traveller is US terminology that is not used in the UK.

It's not?

I've always known them as travelers, although I've seen the strapper term as well.

What say our other British members: Do you know these wires as travelers or not?

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Help with terminology	C-H	08/25/03 04:40 PM
Re: Help with terminology	pauluk	08/25/03 10:02 PM
Re: Help with terminology	David UK	08/25/03 10:15 PM
Re: Help with terminology	pauluk	08/25/03 10:27 PM
Re: Help with terminology	sanUK	08/25/03 10:44 PM
Re: Help with terminology	C-H	08/27/03 11:06 AM
Re: Help with terminology	Texas_Ranger	08/27/03 01:57 PM
Re: Help with terminology	pauluk	08/27/03 04:11 PM

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