Looking For The Hucknall Hum 🎥🛸🤓

[@michaeljohnson-li5nn]

DJ, the road lined with the concrete blocks is called Dorey Way and leads to the A611 Hucknall bypass. It’s publicly accessible so you would have had no issues with using it. Some of the local boy racers use it at night as a good place to practice doing handbrake turns and doughnuts. If you had walked down the road you would have seen the trees planted by RR as a act of remembrance to employees who have passed away. The facility has recently changed from being owned by RR to ITP Aero, they still make the same products, such as combustion cases and other assorted titanium fabrications. They sold off the airstrip several years ago - this land is now being used to build a new housing estate. When I worked there the RR Spitfire used to visit occasionally and would do an impromptu flyover and then land on the airstrip. I was lucky enough to be able to speak to the pilot and have a good look inside the plane’s cockpit. The site was originally an RAF base during WW2, hence the use of Hangar terminology, and was the location where an escaped German POW called Franz Von Werra tried to steal a Hurricane fighter and fly back to Germany. Rumour has it that he escaped from a local POW camp at Codnor Park and took on the identity of a pilot from the Royal Dutch airforce. His plan nearly worked, but his story started to unfold and he was arrested, reportedly whilst sitting in the cockpit of the Hurricane. He did eventually escape when he was being transported to a POW camp in Canada. He somehow escaped his Canadian guards and made it across the border, into the then neutral USA. He eventually made it back to Germany and rejoined his old Luftwaffe squadron. A few months later he was reported missing in action and presumed dead after he did not return from a mission.

[@hewings1]

Probably the most informative comment I’ve ever seen on KZbin 👍

[@dh2032]

what good interesting little story about the place 🙂, hopefully DJ AUDITS, will see it give it thumbs up tag?

[@michaeljohnson-li5nn]

@@hewings1 Cheers for that. A film was made called ‘The One that got Away’ starring the late Hardy Kruger as Franz Von Werra. You have to admire the conviction of the guy to return to Germany and fight for his country again, even though he was the ‘enemy’ I have the utmost respect for him.

[@DJAUDITS]

Wow, thanks for all that info. Yes I did see the plaques on the trees. Amazing story ❤️

[@hariowen3840]

Aye, the airstrip is still plain to see on google maps.

[@Itisfinished.]

Dj, I can't commend you enough for your investigating any wrongs being done by the big corporations to the local people. Its so important and definitely not done enough. You're doing everything right in your videos mate and also helping to educate anyone who is intelligent enough to listen so well done bro.

[@stever456]

How do you work that out? The factory has been there longer than i have been alive, its the houses that have been built next to a 24hr operation.

[@bensherman6212]

I'm backing the company on this one. What a stupid place to build houses. Its like living next to a motorway 😂

[@NightShooter87]

I was brought up next to a motorway, never heard it. But when my gf used to stay she could never sleep. My Grandad used to have a railway at the back of his house, first few nights sleep is difficult but your brain just adapts.

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@NightShooter87 I live on a main road, which is part of the main cities ring road around the city. Vehicles are constantly driving and they don't bother me. However what does bother me, are the multiple daily speeders, a lot of which are in cars that have been customised to be loud, are supercars which are naturally loud, or quads. I've seen the world's most expensive supercars flying past my house too, like Bugatti Chiron's and Veyron's, which are most likely owned by one of the two supercar dealers/customisers in my city. One of them even owns a number plate which he's refused to sell for millions. There's a road a mile away from me going from West to East just like my road, which is even more busy, as the start of the motorway goes South at the beginning of it. There's quite a lot of houses all along that road, plus there's a housing estate which was built there around 10 years ago, on the site of an old school. At the far end of the road connected to my road is a major North South road to the city centre. And at the far end of the previously mentioned busy road 2 miles East is another major North South road to the city centre. Both of the roads have houses on both sides. There's an industrial estate 2 miles South of me (near where my sister lives) which is surrounded by houses, and can lead to the motorway depending which road you take. There's an even bigger industrial estate 2 miles South East of me (near where one of my uncles live), which has houses on the North and East side of it, as the South and West of it is the start of the motorway. However as far as I know, neither of them are noisy, however the one near my sisters has stunk of methane before. There's also another industrial estate a mile North of me, in between the 2 of the 4 major roads into the city centre (which I've already mentioned), however there's not really any houses near it.

[@hariowen3840]

A scrubber system is used in the removal of harmful and hazardous particulates from industrial gas streams before they are released into the environment. Scrubbers can be engineered to safely remove solids, mist, and gases while at the same time providing cooling.

[@22Vets]

Great description - I worked in industrial environments for years. They are heavily used in power plants that burn anything; coal, oil, gas, trash, gas turbines, etc. You're spot on!

[@anything2wheeled102]

Worked in there for 18 years, the housing surrounding the factories are new therefore in my opinion need to stop moaning about it. The concrete blocks are there to stop travellers accessing the areas to camp.

[@OGStxtic]

You say that but I live on Nottingham road and I’ve heard the hum

[@123MondayTuesday]

Guy at 21:30 says he can hear a banging at night, that’s defo his parents getting it on!

[@crabby7668]

That is always the problem. Building new houses in places where there were no houses before, next to busnesses, farms etc, that are noisy, smelly, easily flooded or whatever. It is the planners fault for allowing new houses where there is a probability of a conflict between the incomers, who have unrealistic expectations, and existing businesses or hazards. The number of new houses that are built on flood plains for example is ridiculous, but planners still allow it, and then everyone acts all surprised when the houses get flooded, a few years later. The same goes for farms, factories, airports, railways. Don't move next to one if you don't like noise or smells. Sound travels at night when everything else is quiet. When the wind is in the right direction, I can hear a railway or racetrack.which are 5 to 10 miles away.

[@danielgardecki1046]

I remember 10+ years ago seeing an episode of *Escape to the Country* where someone had built a house in the Lake District I think, which was half in a river and half out of the river. The river came halfway up the living room window, so they were obviously reinforced.

[@chaz2me]

Great work DJ , I live across the way from Rolls Royce which is now ITP, the noise effects most of Hucknall not just the new property’s. A lot of people report it to the council but they just go through the motions and close the complaint! It’s very noisy where we are , you should be able to enjoy your home , have your windows and doors open during nice weather, Ashfield District Council should be doing there job, who do you think allowed planning permission for the new houses to be built, they were already receiving complaints of noise before the new estate was built!

[@brianbritton3693]

DJ ! This has already been explained. In the middle of the night when the conditions are right Mick Hucknall (Simply Red fame) singing in his shower carries for hundreds of miles with a deep soothing hum ;). I use it to make love.

[@marklatimer7333]

Yes, it would have to travel hundreds of miles to mitigate his normal appalling screeching caterwauling into a soothing hum !

[@richardjackson4855]

After the Gulf Crisis ,Ken Dodd said "I knew there was going to be trouble, just drove past Vera Lynns house and heard gargling.

[@marklatimer7333]

@@richardjackson4855 There's one from the annals, if I wait long enough all my jokes will come back into fashion. There was this Englishman, Irishman and Pakistani..... maybe not.

[@steviemc1398]

🤣👆

[@Yagdrol]

@@marklatimer7333 😄😄😄😄👍

[@chaz2me]

The noise depends on wind direction, and I think the guys you were speaking to at the gate definitely said more than they should have said. I have been told they are continuing with abatement work to help with the noise , thanks again for the Audit DJ, the noise can still be heard especially in the middle of the night depending on weather conditions

[@Yagdrol]

These local community protests and investigations are my favourite DJ videos cos there is auditing of rights mixed in too.👍

[@PhillipParr]

There were some warehouses constructed near me (a few hundred metres away, too far to hear any noise through the air) over covid and there was a constant hum during the works process. It was about 26Hz I seem to remember, and it was strong enough to pick it up on a mic. I can only assume that the foundation levels of the warehouses and our houses are connected with clay, and one of the pieces of machinery was creating resonance that travelled through it. That's how I've explained it to myself anyway! Thankfully now the construction is over, so is the hum.

[@OGStxtic]

I’m so glad someone has finally shown this Hum I live at the bottom of hucknall bypass and that’s all you can hear at nighttime it’s almost like a jet engine is running because I’m so close to it

[@curtyuiop]

Hey DJ, subscribed now! I agree with you, this is definitely the source of the hum. With the exhaust/cooling fans running, the sound easily reflects off the buildings towards the houses plus the open fields around the factory allows the sound to travel out to great distances. The calmness of night will also make this prominent. cheers bra and have a great day.

[@chrislomas2548]

"dumping area" ...Goods inwards........when they can be fookin arsed to answer bell.( run by IESA i think)

[@geoffreyfield6686]

Thanks for talking about scrubbers. I had some experience with them in my youth. 😇. Outstanding work my man.

[@paulwatling5400]

If I could hear that at night it would drive me insane. My fucking tinnitus is bad enough .

[@jamesdk5417]

Hi, the cones on the the manhole cover is because it is raised and would be a trip hazard.

[@jamesdk5417]

@@wellerjam in my experience, the only time anyone gives a hoot to put any warnings on anything is if they can he held liable on OH&S issues.

[@beaty59]

We have scrubbers at work. Ours work by a vacuum fan sucking out dust from the process and damping it down with water spray. The dust then mixed with the water goes to tanks then to an effluent treatment plant. Obviously the more dust you are producing the more work the vac pumps have to do, so they will speed up to produce higher vacuum. Hope this helps.

[@blacktberd08]

I know when I was a teen and asked someone about a hum they’d direct you to the local red light district. I think people are pulling your leg to keep you busy from doing audits. Lol.

[@blacktberd08]

@DJAUDITS how do I report this fake account

[@fattypark]

Not sure about a hum, but remember being on Bestwood Country Park as a kid (90s) and hearing engine testing kick up on one of RR's outside test rigs. Someone mentioned 60db- this was a hell of a lot louder than that! Remember going on a tour round the place on an open day and seeing some of the test facilities. One of the tests was to fire a frozen chicken into the engine, to simulate a bird strike. Interesting site, has changed a bit bit over the past decades. Vertical take off jet was development there, as mentioned in the comments ("Flying Bedstead").

[@Anton-Kant]

i never heard a hum but certainly heard RR test engines - lived in hucknall for 20 years 1/2 a mile away (80s & 90s) they never tested at night usually in the afternoon. probably about 60 dB for an hour or two. They deveopled the Harrier jump jet there.

[@glynnbarton2614]

i used to drink i the harrier on christchurch road great pub long gone

[@damienoconnor9468]

My mum and dad being asked questions at the start 🥰🤭

[@lastcenturyclassics]

Alway's see electrical tie rubbish at jobs. Just a slack action of the worker. Also the blue units out front are filtered air inlet stacks, the tanks with tall silver fins at side, are for converting compressed liquid gas to gas.

[@dennismerrin]

Great vidio, Thanks

[@oddball7483]

I lived on THAMESMEAD South East London. I could hear a hum overnight that would disturbe my sleep especially on hot nights Although family and others said they could not. However, i took the the opportunity to visit the local sewage processing plant on an open day. Part of the process was to use any methane gas to run some very large engines housed in the usual large industrial units. Staff would open the access doors help cool the buildings became the source of my overnight hum. Especially if the prevailing West wind was blowing. The plant was about 2/3 miles away. Answer was to move away and thats why i am still beautiful, (i think ?):)

[@dough6190]

Love your videos and much respect 👍 from New Zealand ❤

[@derekwoods6663]

There are one or two Kiwi's on here Doug very impressed with DJ's approach, he operates in a very professional manner, and is always polite. A few of his encounters have been with one or two not so nice individuals who have brought great shame to themselves and the company or organisation they work for. Love the auditors doing a lawful job, and showing the public what actually goes on behind closed gates and guard houses. I am considering doing a similar activity in New Zealand, and at the moment I am examining laws and council regulations for getting started.

[@TheGeezzer]

See if you can affix a piece of foam rubber or furry cloth over the mic, this will greatly reduce wind turbulence noise, created as the wind sweeps across the mic.

[@A2Z1Two3]

It’s known as a Dead Cat

[@derektrotter4287]

Or a hairy muff!

[@TheSadButMadLad]

It's a dead cat

[@patrickrose1221]

During the war my Dad started there as an apprentice engineer , my great grandad worked in the canteen during the war . One day he came home and told the family that they'd just caught an escaped German prisoner of war trying to steal a Hurricane or Spitfire , I'm not sure . Any road! They made a film about it " The One That Got Away " The story of Franz Von Werra .

[@tezzabhoy1888]

I remember that film

[@patrickrose1221]

It's nothing compared to the noise coming from there in the 60s & 70s when they tested all of their jet engines outside . The whole town used to shake . It's where they used to test the first ' v tol ' engines ( the flying bedstead) the forerunner of the Harrier, hence the name .

[@amaglite]

the scrubber unit captures particles from the air, imagine a hoover on full or a washing machine on a fast spin, they are sucking the air out probably from a conveyor shot blasting belt that is shot blasting parts to be cleaned before a coating is applied, the dust particles have been linked to being carcinogenic more so that asbestos to anyone inside or outside the plant, in other words its a huge air-conditioner driven by turbine fans the ac hum as you refer to it is the amount of airflow being filtered by it

[@fredschannel9073]

Cones will be to put round the vehicle that is accessing the manhole cover.

[@Jordan-SJ3]

This one seemed like they really wanted to give you info honestly think you should do some more digging on this see if you can get an interview I liked this one more than usual.

[@sizenmass6777]

I worked there for 8 years the part at the back is were the effluent acid tanks are and clean line

[@CaptChrispy]

That whine we can hear at the end of the video would drive me nuts trying to sleep or even enjoy my home if I were in one of those close by.

[@TheGeezzer]

24:55 nicotine hit! First drag after a couple of hours made me weak at the knees once, I actually fell over!

[@ghosthunterbailey6619]

Gutted mate I live in Hucknall and I would have loved meeting you, I’ve heard the hum at night but always thought it was heavy traffic from the motorway.

[@dazzlingdamage1801]

They could be testing plane/jet engines inside the tunnels that are within the building. Rolls Royce derby have test tunnels and they let a humming noise when on full test.

[@olesart-orlandoramos4338]

You hit the nail on the head. That is exactly what the humming noise is!!!

[@stever456]

No tunnels here, your all misinformed. Already been explained about engines being built or tested here.

[@jasonr7004]

👍🔥🙌

[@acroydon]

Should of have gave the members of public a key ring as a thanks for the info they gave you 😊

[@craigjonsmith]

Great video as normal 👍 i’m pretty sure that these fence panels are upside down aswell hence why there’s extra bits on the floor.

[@chaz2me]

Since you was last here DJ it seems they have tried to insulate the noise, it has changed but still can hear it, especially over the weekends 🙁

[@DJAUDITS]

At least measures have been made to reduce it. Just keep your voices heard and improvements must continue.

[@111-m9r]

@@DJAUDITS We live approx 1mile away, as the crow/drone flies, I hear it most mornings (5am). Found your video searching for information about the 'hum' as I've also been listening to it all evening. 😵‍💫

[@anything2wheeled102]

@14:00 that area is the special processing area, heat treatment, thermal barrier coatings and Non destructive testing.

[@fredschannel9073]

That shelter might be the security guards Cigarette shelter.

[@marklatimer7333]

New housing estate means more people that will complain that means the Local Councillors will expect bigger bribes from RR (wouldn't be the first time) until the cost of fixing the problem is less than the bribes - The way all business works or am I just a cynic?

[@frankie2260]

I can hear it 🙊I can imagine it gets worse when at night with low traffic etc etc …

[@davesheffield3620]

I had a problem like this locally and found out it was outdoor generators.

[@fredschannel9073]

H & S E Might stand for Health and Safety Executive or Environmental Induction.

[@-robster-robster-]

The Hucknall hum has been identified as david

[@john-paulwallcraft9362]

I would think the cones are to stop people mounting the curb and driving over the man hole.

[@missuvs]

I sometimes hear a noise that comes from the rolls Royce plant in sinfin Derby, where I think they test the engines. I live not too far away as the crow flies. I’ve looked into it and the frequency of sound travels so far so people in certain areas hear it more than others

[@123MondayTuesday]

Probably the Asda Sinfin workers humming to the radio on night shifts

[@Catmad65]

There’s a constant hum plaguing the good folk of Stoke on Trent 🤔🤔🤔

[@meestermeesterhastings.3159]

They make U.F.O.s in there D.J. they call it Aero 51 round that way, Petunia worked in the office for a while funny lot...

[@ianshaw4107]

Anyone thought it could be the motorway by chance 🤔 it does run behind the houses recently built.

[@MrSamcab21]

I reckon they are testing engine turbines . Hence the hum

[@AyrshireGamer]

Rolls Royce Shold 100% of there ownership of This place

[@davenz000]

Why would the councils allow houses to be built right next to operating factories? Crazy.

[@EyeSpyAudit]

BIG UP DJ 💪💪💪

[@mcscootie]

Whats the music i hear when the drones up ? Is that part of the software when recording ?

[@Titvank]

It’s like living near m25

[@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

Maybe they have landlines behind the fence?

[@H4WK6969]

I live right next to a sewage treatment plant and on some days the smell is so bad its like a dog has took a dump in the same room as me, even when my windows are closed.

[@thomascolville9438]

It’s not that kind of a hum, and don’t blame the dog. 🤮

[@NightShooter87]

Wherever you live there is always noise of something.

[@moonshotxrp9860]

Mate just heard a funny joke lol, ask the police when they turn up "what do you call police doing tug of war? Pulled pork" 😂😂😂

[@anything2wheeled102]

@13:20 that is just a double door

[@roydibs44]

Are you sure it’s not Tinnitus,,I get that a lot 👂hummmm!😬

[@thomascolville9438]

What?

[@thomascolville9438]

Pardon? I heard that.

[@chrislomas2548]

14:15sec ....tooling maintanance workshop/office/area. ;-)

[@stever456]

How come the guys you chatted with at the old gate house have now been hidden by the strip near the end of the video?

[@macrook1961]

Where is the nearest electrical substation ?

[@crabby7668]

If its private equity taking over, the residents have no chance.

[@greenjay8096]

Tge concrete barriers will be to prevent occupation by 'travellers' most likely.

[@Eclipse_Central]

The only drone that dji has made with a microphone is the Dji fpv drone

[@eb4233]

The huming noise comes from the jet engines been tested a bit like the old air raid sirens you would hear turning on/off but RR will never admit this and the councils will never do anything about it. Great video DJ

[@anything2wheeled102]

No, wrong. They stopped testing engines at Hucknall over 10 years ago.

[@suznet]

lets go

[@TJ-eq6dl]

At 18 mins with concrete bollards looks like they want to stop travelling community’s setting up camp

[@paulwatling5400]

Worse still it could be the Mick Hucknall hum , that shite would keep anyone awake.

[@kitesurferlee]

But where is the dodgy secret hangar 8 ???

[@steveland810]

HS&E, Health Safety and Enviromental

[@johnwoodside8714]

Get yourself a rode wireless go II or even DJI own mics for great audio

[@MrNomad1962]

Simple lol go back at night hand a small 🎤 from your drone job done lol 😆 Brill video 📹

[@wayne90079]

What do they make at Rolls-Royce ther

[@ZaybZoril]

Get it in kirkby in ashfield too.

[@kingofwales3953]

Watched nearly all your vids great by the way just one thing that riles me you quick enough to point out if someone is doing something wrong or illegal or such but seems ok for you to break the law by riding your bicycle or your scooter for that matter on a public pavement with no afterthought whatsoever of what you're actually doing wrong as you obviously know pavements are for use of pedestrians only unless there is a bicycle/cycling lane so please stay legal off the pavements and ride on the roads or cycling lanes only. Love your videos though quite informative and educational keep it up 👍

[@kingofwales3953]

He does on quite a few videos and it does my head in ever since they started splitting pavements in half for cyclists now cyclists think they are allowed to ride on all pavements I've owned a few bicycles in my 57 years and was always told and also taught not to use the pavements now these days when walking on a pedestrian pavement people have to dodge or move out of the way from some idiot on a bicycle, scooter or even skateboards its really annoying and its dangerous at times it really does riles me 😡😡 same with vehicles of all shapes and sizes parking on/blocking them. Pavements serve a purpose "pedestrian safety". Roads were first originally built for the better transfer of people from one place to another forward wind to today vehicles now share them roads with people who had pavements made for their safety from the then faster moving road users to cut a long story short. So anything that can move faster than people can walk must make use of the road leaving the purposely built pavements, walkways, sidewalks or whatever they are called in you own country for the safety of the people/pedestrians to walk along which by the way are now even narrower only room for just 1 person to use never lone 2 people to pass each other as for a baby pram or some pushchairs sometimes you got no chance especially the now split pavements room for 1 pedestrian and cycling path wide enough for a bus to drive down with signs telling pedestrians not to use the cycling path its absolutely pathetic worse modern idea of all times cycling paths on pavements any shape or form cycling lanes in the road fine no problem with them whatsoever ok I'll leave it there I've had my little whine [[ pavements for people and roads for anything faster ]] 👍🤜💥🤛

[@tabaccount6113]

@@kingofwales3953 lol there was no one on the pavement, it is an area where no public walk generally. if it was in the middle of town or a built up area like shit hole hyson green, id say he shouldnt be on the pavement, you need to chill out a bit.

[@kingofwales3953]

@@tabaccount6113 in this video there were 3 people/pedestrians on the pavement David rode towards but even if empty still makes no difference the Highway Code rule of law must be always be adhered to in all of the UK and carries a fine of upto £500 otherwise just because there is no one on it don't give you a right to use it that's just like saying it's ok to drive a car on the pavement because there was no one on it 🤦‍♂️David always stipulates rules, regulations and laws and pointing out any who are in breach of them in the videos I observed him doing wrong aired my views on the subject with no ill intent towards David at all dont want him to appear hypocritical like I've already mentioned David's videos are great informative and educational

[@tabaccount6113]

@@kingofwales3953 a car and a cycle are very different and it is nice to know you are a bootlicker. There has been many times I have seen a car mounted on a pavement driving, whether that be to get around cars on a tight street, to access their driveway, to access a road to the back of a set of shops where there are some garages. Even seen police cars driving on pavements to attend whatever emergency they were going to. Are we going to prosecute every single one of those? Complaining over something that has no actual meaning, no one cares about riding on the pavement, not when we have massive amounts of stabbings, illegal immigrants, county lines drug dealers, White people saying something on Twitter the people in power don't like, etc etc. We have a huge crime pandemic going on in our country and you want the focus to be on folks on cycles riding on a pavement, very slowly, in a very sparse area, while making something you enjoy? Wouldn't want to be your friend. Imagine you call the police on your friends all the time ay? Bet you have a few civil matters ready to go to court too? or have in the past. The law regarding cycles on pavements was introduced in the 1800s. do you think it needs updating? Growing old never seemed so unappealing.

[@kingofwales3953]

@@tabaccount6113 I hear you you're quite right the cycling law as it stands today was rightly introduced in 1800's 👍but wrong it has been amended. For anyone interested this is what I found in 1835 a law was introduced the Highway Code Section 72 to prohibit riding of any carriages of any description on any footpath or causeway by the side of any road made or set apart for the use of or accommodation of foot passengers it was then amended in 1888 to class bicycles as carriages to stop them riding on any footpaths or roads set aside for pedestrians. Today in law the then word "pedestrian footpaths" are now generally referred to as todays pavements. In 1999 the government passed a law that cycling on pavements can carry a fixed penalty notice of upto £500 but is not aimed at responsible cyclists who sometimes feel obliged to use the pavement out of fear of traffic and who show consideration for other pavement users. The Highway Code Rule 64 explains in more detail. There a little history lesson for myself too brill 😉👍.

[@adamellis8851]

No way you was in Hucknall. I live near by.

[@ShipspottingUK]

Can hear wind

[@SocialChef--76]

They make jet engines so id say they were running them upto speed to test them.

[@stever456]

In Hucknall really? I do wonder how old some people who post in these videos are since they do not make engines here only parts and testing on the runway where DJ came from stopped many years ago. I mean come on read up or just Google, when did ITP make a jet engine?

[@michaeljohnson-li5nn]

The engine test beds at Hucknall were closed down several years ago. Engine testing was moved to over to Derby. They did undertake the ‘fan blade off’ testing at Hucknall, and the bird ingestion tests. I can remember several senior managers coming over to site to witness the blade off test on the Trent 900 engine. The engines themselves are utterly destroyed in this test, but it’s is vital to do these tests to prove the integrity of the fan case itself to retain all the debris released when the fan blade is detached from the engine.

[@gunnermel]

Don’t build houses next to industrial units and you won’t get this problem.

[@jimhammond6395]

DJ how mutch did your bike cost and what's it name please thanks

[@just_passing_through]

It’s in each video description. “What bike do you use?”

[@thepianoman1010]

I asked the same question .... I missed the fact that the bike make & model is in the description ... A new one costs £1590

[@cjrko]

Another class video mate. Would love to see you do an audit in Milton Keynes

[@beyond560]

no fish

[@jeff_in_a_box]

What do you do if no one bothers you when you try to film? Do you give up and walk away and not bother uploading to youtube? It just seems pointless to try and wind people up.

[@DJAUDITS]

Nobody bothered me on this one. It still got uploaded. If there is something interesting to show then I will show it. Being told no don’t do it is just a by product of my Point Of Interest Video 👍

[@jeff_in_a_box]

@@DJAUDITS OK. I see. I only asked because there are a few channels where people seem to wind the police up just for the sake of it. I'm glad to.see your not one of them. I've been a victim of uk injustice, ive been assaulted by my wife and arrested for it. And I've been assaulted by the police. I love to see someone fight back, but it's not easy to do

[@davec817]

👍

[@airbritain]

DJ "highly unusual" Audits

[@guy4469]

The british dress like italians and greeks, nice style in the UK ,primarny or george LOL .

[@stuartbrown8259]

What's a scrubber lol.

[@A2Z1Two3]

“Scrubbers are air pollution control devices that use liquid to remove particulate matter or gases from an industrial exhaust or flue gas stream. This atomized liquid (typically water) entrains particles and pollutant gases in order to effectively wash them out of the gas flow.” You can get electrostatic scrubbers too, to remove dust with a static charge which attracted the dust and drops it into a silo. (Other ‘Scrubbers’ are available often on street corners )

[@stever456]

@@A2Z1Two3 Im glad you can Google unlike some on here. Unless your like me and already know :)

[@stuartbrown8259]

@@A2Z1Two3 I wasn't referring to the technical term of a scrubber lol. Where I come from, the street term has a totally different meaning.

[@gordongourlay7423]

Let's be having you.

[@EFT_GrimReApEr]

[@prestigeauctionsgrimsby]

What’s the bike you have Dj

[@stuartbrown8259]

It's in the description of the vid.

[@thepianoman1010]

I asked the same question .... I missed the fact that the bike make & model is in the description ... A new one costs £1590

[@williamboggess6893]

Just a heads up preventative is NOT a word preventive is correct

[@wayne90079]

Probably testing aeroplane engines if they make them there