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newwave1
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electron1100
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Unusual Hoover Energy Control
Slightly rarer model.
bit expensive as regards start price
HOTTY
That is a beautiful looking machine...........wish i had room for another one of these excellent machines
Slightly rarer model.
bit expensive as regards start price
HOTTY
That is a beautiful looking machine...........wish i had room for another one of these excellent machines
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electron800
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Does anyone know if the early round door Logics used the sam
I remeber my best friend as a kid had a white round door logic 800, but I specifically remember it having the same facia and door style as the machine above.
All the round door Logics I've seen here and on ebay look just like the later Ecologics though.
Am I going mad or could I be correct?
Matt
I remeber my best friend as a kid had a white round door logic 800, but I specifically remember it having the same facia and door style as the machine above.
All the round door Logics I've seen here and on ebay look just like the later Ecologics though.
Am I going mad or could I be correct?
Matt
seamusuk
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Oh F*** !!- The Hoover
Look where it is lol!!!!
I have no space !!!!!
Seamus.
P.S its an Electricity Board model- it has a delay timer
Look where it is lol!!!!
I have no space !!!!!
Seamus.
P.S its an Electricity Board model- it has a delay timer
electron1100
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Nice Hoover Dryer De Luxe
Nice Hoover Dryer to end the month, hmm not too far from you Seamus
Nice Hoover Dryer to end the month, hmm not too far from you Seamus
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what model number is this...
Thought this model was 95 range but with those rocker switches its older than that.. anyone rememeber the model?
Thought this model was 95 range but with those rocker switches its older than that.. anyone rememeber the model?
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aquarius1984
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thats a currys/rumbelows special 9511
1986
800rpm
Rob
1986
800rpm
Rob
aquarius1984
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the rocker switches were all 95's like the coloumn switch machines were.
the prefix 95 came in 1982 on the new generation machines and was used as a prefix until 1993.
the prefix 95 came in 1982 on the new generation machines and was used as a prefix until 1993.
aquarius1984
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The later Currys special from 1991 the 9573 which used the earlier new gen styling
dyson2drums
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Thats defo exclusive and rare.
BTW- How much did the hotpoint 9534 cost in 1987 when it came out?
Thanks
BTW- How much did the hotpoint 9534 cost in 1987 when it came out?
Thanks
aquarius1984
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Well I would imagine it cost around £380/400 back in 1989.
aquarius1984
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1989....
Sorry typo on the year.
Drop too much whisky.... purely medicinal though. Manflu is a killer.....
Sorry typo on the year.
Drop too much whisky.... purely medicinal though. Manflu is a killer.....
aquarius1984
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Mine and Pauls 95620 would of cost £380 in 1985 though....
aquarius1984
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and our 9560 must of been edging £600 back in 1987. IIRC £550 or so.
1300rpm, the first UK machine to beat 1200rpm.
Digital display and a host of options.
1300rpm, the first UK machine to beat 1200rpm.
Digital display and a host of options.
aquarius1984
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Although it spun at 1400rpm so was the fastest UK machine for a good while.
Beat Hoover to 1400 by 7 years.....
Beat Hoover to 1400 by 7 years.....
dyson2drums
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So around £380/£400, remembering they work and last for ages.
Not bad at all. Still want my 9534 back lol.
Not bad at all. Still want my 9534 back lol.
aquarius1984
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Yep,
Makes you wonder if the likes of modern Miele machines are over engineered and have unneccessary refinements really,
Hotpoint could of really tweaked their design and ironed out the creases to make something really fab to last without laying on the OTT materials.
For instance
* Crewe has many concrete buildings that have stood the test of time in all weathers since the 1950's, can a concrete block not be made for a washing machine like this to save the waste use of cast iron weights?
Older ones are prone to crumbling,
*OTT Chrome doors that never seem to wear out, I mean the lighter less wasteful chrome doors of the 70's are still going strong on the machines they are still attached to.
They just needed that more resilient motor and stronger bearings and they would of been onto a sure winner.
R
Makes you wonder if the likes of modern Miele machines are over engineered and have unneccessary refinements really,
Hotpoint could of really tweaked their design and ironed out the creases to make something really fab to last without laying on the OTT materials.
For instance
* Crewe has many concrete buildings that have stood the test of time in all weathers since the 1950's, can a concrete block not be made for a washing machine like this to save the waste use of cast iron weights?
Older ones are prone to crumbling,
*OTT Chrome doors that never seem to wear out, I mean the lighter less wasteful chrome doors of the 70's are still going strong on the machines they are still attached to.
They just needed that more resilient motor and stronger bearings and they would of been onto a sure winner.
R
newwave1
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That 95 series is down the road from me....hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm;-)
Darren
Darren
