View Poll Results: Do you want a list of Acronyms published?

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    Post Acronyms Poll

    Hi All,
    To help Blknight.aus with gauging whether the work needs doing, please complete the poll and also leave a post here with an acronym you know and its meaning - For example
    CDL = Centre Diff Lock

    Blknight will make a list and post it here when completed, but many hands make light work.
    There, that's my bit done!
    Go for it Blknight

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    OK - looks like it works now.
    Time to vote and leave an acronym.
    Cheers - Matti

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    how about we use the kings english and just say the words, write the words, use the words.
    abbreviations **** me.
    if you want to say 'centre diff lock' then say it.
    it may make some difference in typing, like a poofteenth of time, and it may save some printer ink if you are printing it, but at the end of the day, all that you are doing is being lazy.
    keep english words in use, avoid abbreviation as much as you can.
    Safe Travels
    harry

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    Except having a glossary of abbreviations is good to use as a reference when looking at a tech document that's full of them...

    Land Rover Civilian

    A.F. - Across flats (bolt size)
    A.B.D.C. - After bottom dead centre
    A.T.D.C. - After top dead centre
    a.c. - Alternating current
    A - Amperes
    Ah - Ampere-hour
    Atm - Atmospheres


    B.B.D.C. - Before bottom dead centre
    B.T.D.C. - Before top dead centre
    B.D.C. - Bottom dead centre
    b.h.p. - Brake horse power
    b.m.e.p. - Brake mean effective pressure
    B.S. - British Standards

    That should kick things off a bit lol


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    What has an acronym ever done to you Harry, they are just words, they dont like to be picked on like that Lol.

    D1 or D1 = Disco 1 or 2
    D110/130 = Defender 110/130
    RRC = Range Rover Classic
    RRS = Range Rover Sport
    TDI = Turbo Direct Injection
    TD5 = Turbo Diesel 5 cylinder (I think, Dave will correct me if Im wrong)
    MPI = Multi point injection

    There's a few for you Dave, Harry may be able to understand a few now, when you get the list happening, maybe get it made sticky to make it easy to find.

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    so, you have posted the well known ones, that have an accepted place in engineering, and vehicle model names, that's ok, but let's not make up more like the yanks like to do.
    Safe Travels
    harry

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    Quote Originally Posted by harry View Post
    how about we use the kings english and just say the words, write the words, use the words.
    abbreviations **** me.
    if you want to say 'centre diff lock' then say it.
    it may make some difference in typing, like a poofteenth of time, and it may save some printer ink if you are printing it, but at the end of the day, all that you are doing is being lazy.
    keep english words in use, avoid abbreviation as much as you can.
    But what of SNAFU and FUBAR and FIGJAM ?


    And for those who dont know what a poofteenth is - it's 1/2 of 3/8 of **** all !
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    Don't see this one much here, but useful on the web -

    CSW - County Station Wagon = upmarket UK specification Series III/110/90/Defender

    TLA - three letter acronym. E.g. CSW is a TLA.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
    But what of SNAFU and FUBAR and FIGJAM ?


    And for those who dont know what a poofteenth is - it's 1/2 of 3/8 of **** all !
    4/5th's of 5/8th of **** all.
    Safe Travels
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    RAAF - Royal Australian Acronym Factory


    Martyn

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