Thread: VM going green by going grey
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Old 03-03-2011, 15:37   #5
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Re: VM going green by going grey
One presumes like this

http://www.telephonesuk.co.uk/images...reet_cab_3.jpg

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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
Simple physics.

Grey (lighter colours)

absorps less infra-red heat than darker colours

i.e dark green.
Yep I get that, I just envisaged a dark grey cab like some of the BT ones and thought, Yeah that's gonna work,,,,

But the light grey ones aren't that far off white, if you squint your eyes a bit.
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