millemille
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Happy to step aside as I'm on the road tomorrow.
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@Peterthegreat, @DaleCooper -- what do you want to do?
Peterthegreat
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I'm happy to step aside too. I'm also out on the road (rails) today.
DaleCooper
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Thank you.
Next question:
Some electronic devices have a terminal identified with a "k", what does it stand for?
GRALISTAIR
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Since L usually means an Inductor, I think K usually means a relay.
DaleCooper
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No, those are component designators (although I've always used RL for relays), the question is about component terminals/leads.
DaleCooper
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With a name like Ediswan you had to know the answer, your turn...
Open floor, but can I request something other than a sporting question ?
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With respect, you could always have done that by posing the next question, having correctly answered the previous one.
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If I may...
What is the name of the river that flows through Warsaw and is the longest in Poland?
What is the name of the river that flows through Warsaw and is the longest in Poland?
xotGD
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Correct!
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Joseph Conrad?
That's right -- he became competent in English in the course of his time in the British merchant marine, which he joined as a young man.
As they probably don't say in Poland: panski kolej -- your turn.
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Name any of the four air routes in Europe that (2021 data) carried over a million passengers in that year
D6130
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London-Paris?
Peterthegreat
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Paris to Toulouse.
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SuspectUsual
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nope
DaleCooper
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Moscow - St Petersburg
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Paris - Reunion (though probably not as not strictly europe)
Madrid to Mallorca?
Madrid to Mallorca?
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neither of those
yoyothehobo
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Madrid to Mallorca
Madrid to Tenerife
Madrid to Barcelona
Madrid to Gran Canaria
My guess is that Spain still wanted to get to its Islands (and Barcelona)
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We have a winner.
Your turn in the cockpit
Europe (2011-2021)[edit]
Busiest air routes inside the EU, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Iceland and Norway*Data retrieved from Eurostat, 2020-2021[13]
| Rank | Airport 1 | Airport 2 | 2020 | 2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
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| 793,794 | 1,140,759 |
| 2 |
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| 648,964 | 1,060,641 |
| 3 |
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| 754,090 | 1,013,020 |
| 4 |
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| 918,615 | 1,005,775 |
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Oh wow, surprised to see Norway in that list!We have a winner.
Your turn in the cockpit
Europe (2011-2021)[edit]
Busiest air routes inside the EU, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Iceland and Norway*
Data retrieved from Eurostat, 2020-2021[13]
Rank Airport 1 Airport 2 2020 2021 1 793,794 1,140,759 2 648,964 1,060,641 3 754,090 1,013,020 4 918,615 1,005,775
Open floor