I don't think they did more than prove the circuit complete before they had that component go 'pop'. Mind you ,we never know if there's a spare running somewhere :) Seriously, when the heavy duty testing/work restarts we will no doubt get a better clue on the whole issue- but the results will probably take a lot of time and be completely buried in science..
On Mar 4, 1:13 pm, dboots <[email protected]> wrote: > I noticed this article indicates September. Maybe their noise might > be > coinciding with the Particle Collider Experiments being done of the > Large > Hadron Collider of CERN's. Maybe the LHC particle collider going on > line > for experimenting and testing in September might of induced a higher > sensitivity to the noise in the air, possibly mixed with noise from > underground. > > Any thoughts? Any one? > > On Feb 24, 6:43 am, [email protected] wrote: > > > > > ............in The Daily mail, no less.......... > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > Things that go bump in the night have driven a high-flying secretary > > to quit her job and vacate her home for a bed-and-breakfast. > > > Deborah Atsoparthis said sheer exhaustion had forced her to quit her > > job as an executive personal assistant. > > > Now she is paying £50 a night so she does not have to endure the > > mysterious rumbling which has kept her awake for months in the 18th- > > century property where she bought her flat two and a half years ago. > > Deborah Atsoparthis, right, with neighbour Kath Room > > > Shaken: Deborah Atsoparthis, right, with neighbour Kath Room, both > > complain they suffer sleepless nights > > > The noise, which began last September, sounded like a vibrating > > washing machine and was nearly loud enough to block out the sound of > > traffic outside. > > > The 54-year-old has called structural engineers, plumbers and council > > environmental health officers in to examine the property in > > Kidlington, Oxford, but nobody has been able to pinpoint the source. > > > 'The noise started in September and I carried on working until last > > month but then I became too exhausted and had to stop,' said Ms > > Atsoparthis. > > > 'It is frightening and disturbing, especially not knowing what it > > causing the noise. > > > 'I'm constantly tired and always in a daze - I spend my whole time > > trying to get sleep. > > > Ms Atsoparthis has been prescribed sleeping pills by her doctor but > > her local council insists the sound is within an 'acceptable noise > > range'. > > > She is paying for alternative accommodation out of her savings. > > > 'It costs me a lot of money to stay at the B and B, on top of the > > mortgage I'm paying for the noisy flat,' she said. > > > 'It's absolutely bizarre. We have tried everything and I have made so > > many calls to the council, I have explored every avenue. > > > 'It can't go on. I'm eating into my savings and I will soon run out of > > money.' > > > A neighbour, Kath Room, 37, also suffers sleepless nights because of > > the rumbling disquiet in the block of 10 private flats. > > > 'It is not as bad in my flat - it is definitely worse in Deborah's,' > > said the Oxford University worker. > > > 'It's so bad I don't know how she can sleep and nobody seems to be > > taking it seriously. It is very distressing.' > > > Cherwell District Council confirmed it had visited following > > complaints from Ms Atsoparthis, but insisted it could do nothing to > > help her. > > > A spokesman said: 'Despite a large number of recordings being made, > > none of them captured evidence of noise which was audible. > > > 'These did not indicate anything out of the acceptable noise range or > > show evidence of noise arising out of inappropriate activities by > > other occupants.' > > > The focus of investigations had shifted from noise to vibration, the > > spokesman said, adding: 'It was suggested that the vibration may be > > due to a structural problem.' > > >http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1154147/Woman-haunted-mystery... > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > This captured my attention. Sounds familiar...?... > > > ************A spokesman said: 'Despite a large number of recordings > > being made, none of them captured evidence of noise which was > > audible.***********- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hum Sufferers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hum-sufferers?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
