Moonshining on TV in Aust.
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Moonshining on TV in Aust.
With all the panic of the site being out of action I forgot that I was going to mention that for those folk in Australia there is a show on the National Geographic Channel (Austar or Foxtel) tonight Sunday 6th at 7.00pm (South Aust. time) about Moonshining.
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Re: Moonshining on TV in Aust.
Thank you Tracker, a mate was tellin me about it friday night said he was gunna tape it 4 me.tracker0945 wrote:With all the panic of the site being out of action I forgot that I was going to mention that for those folk in Australia there is a show on the National Geographic Channel (Austar or Foxtel) tonight Sunday 6th at 7.00pm (South Aust. time) about Moonshining.
Cheers.
Rang him earlier, he reckoned he couldn't find it in the program. Just rang him back with your directions and all is well


Thanks again mate.

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No probs, I think there is going to be a bit of a tie-up between moonshining and its impact on car racing but am hoping that a bit more of what we are interested in is included as well.
Sorry about there not being a bit more notice though.
Cheers.
Sorry about there not being a bit more notice though.
Cheers.
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Excellent program, I was a little to intoxicated to set up the recorder though, can anyone help with a copy?
I can't believe you guys in the States, there is still an active "Illegal Whiskey Bureau", I'm pretty sure we don't have one.
A couple of things strike me, the flow of liquor out of the still in all the footage is about a squillion times faster than mine....am I running to slow? It takes me about 3 1/2 hours for a 10% 30L wash (including boil up). The other thing is everyone seems to be using 1gallon plastic jugs.....or was that just media mistruths?
I can't believe you guys in the States, there is still an active "Illegal Whiskey Bureau", I'm pretty sure we don't have one.
A couple of things strike me, the flow of liquor out of the still in all the footage is about a squillion times faster than mine....am I running to slow? It takes me about 3 1/2 hours for a 10% 30L wash (including boil up). The other thing is everyone seems to be using 1gallon plastic jugs.....or was that just media mistruths?
It is most absurdly said, in popular language, of any man, that he is disguised in liquor; for, on the contrary, most men are disguised by sobriety. ~Thomas de Quincy, Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, 1856
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I thought the same thing Coops.
There was more flow coming out that pipe (including the odd birds nest) than comes down the river over here.
I was also astounded by the constant use of plastic tanks, bottles, hoses etc. I'm sure it must have been a beat-up. But then if it was a money making venture and they were getting lots of lead in their testing then maybe thats what happens when corners are cut.
There was more flow coming out that pipe (including the odd birds nest) than comes down the river over here.
I was also astounded by the constant use of plastic tanks, bottles, hoses etc. I'm sure it must have been a beat-up. But then if it was a money making venture and they were getting lots of lead in their testing then maybe thats what happens when corners are cut.
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as for the containers, it amazes me at what people will do when a dollar is involved. a guy around here got busted a coupla years back and i saw on the news where he had hundreds of new milk jugs. still rapped in plastic. bet they were a lot cheaper than glass. i wonder if you could get these guys to even drink what they sale. they probably catch thereone in the middle of the run in a glass jug. leave the rest in plastic to sale.
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A friend recorded it and I watched it last night. I think they said a few times that this type of operation is meant to make shine to sell, not to drink. I'm not sure I would put that shine in my car, let alone drink it. Everyone around here sees shine like it was portrayed in the show- Hillbilly panther piss that tastes like shit.
It was nice to see a shiner get legal though, anyone remember what the brand was? I think I might have to try a bottle.
It was nice to see a shiner get legal though, anyone remember what the brand was? I think I might have to try a bottle.

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This looks promising
http://australia.ngceurope.com/watch/pr ... ogram=1959" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
heres hoping
http://australia.ngceurope.com/watch/pr ... ogram=1959" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
heres hoping
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Ladies and Gents, and all in between.
I have converted my capture into an xvid and uploaded it to a public server.
I would suggest someone with a high speed connection download it first to make sure it didn't corrupt during the upload.
Right click, save as:
http://www.roaringfrog.com/InsideMoonshine.avi" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
Enjoy
I have converted my capture into an xvid and uploaded it to a public server.
I would suggest someone with a high speed connection download it first to make sure it didn't corrupt during the upload.
Right click, save as:
http://www.roaringfrog.com/InsideMoonshine.avi" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
Enjoy
Here froggy froggy..
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I'm on it, thanks mate....I'll let you know when it finishes. BTW, it's doing pretty good, 160kb/s at present.
It is most absurdly said, in popular language, of any man, that he is disguised in liquor; for, on the contrary, most men are disguised by sobriety. ~Thomas de Quincy, Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, 1856