
U211-A Power Regulator
Features:
Power in : AC 100V?00V; Power out : AC 200V , 2kW
Voltage protection device under unstable voltage
Easily installed into fuel dispenser
100% Factory Tested.
Packing:
Weight: Dimension:
10.3kg/case of 1 150×200×340mm/case of 1
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held by the FARC in jungle
camps for imprisoned guerrillas. The FARC had mistaken his
willingness to talk for weakness, said a visibly angry Álvaro Uribe,
Colombia s conservative president. He ordered the army to try to
rescue the hostages.
The bomb capped a bad few months for Colombia s army. Under Mr
Uribe, the armed forces have had more manpower and resources.
The president s “democratic security?policy has seen a sharp fall in
killings and kidnappings. Opinion polls show that the army is one of
Colombia s most respected institutions. But recent scandals have
eroded its credibility.
Thes fuel dispense fuel dispenser r e began in May when troops ambushed and killed ten members Uribe presses the generals for results
of a police drug squad. Investigators quickly discovered that far
from being a tragic instance of “friendly fire? the killings were ordered by drug traffickers for whom the
soldiers were working. In another drug-related incident, eight soldiers face criminal charges for killing six
civilians in an operation presented as a kidnap rescue gone wrong.
Even more worrying are signs that the army may have responded to Mr Uribe s intense pressure for
results by faking “successes? Troops from the army s Fourth Brigade are under investigation for the
deaths of 29 civilians allegedly dressed in fatigues and presented as guerrillas killed in battle. At least
two army officers are suspected of paying former guerrillas to stage fake bomb plots ahead of the start of
Mr Uribe s second term in August, in order to allow the army to foil them. One of the bombs went off on
July 31st, killing a civilian and wounding 21 people.
Though there are doubters, the bomb at the War College probably was the work of the FARC. After the
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blast, Mr Uribe acknowledged the suspicions, saying that such accusations should not create “a
smokescreen for terrorist acts? The fact that the FARC was able to place a bomb at the place where
officers learn to combat them on a day when the top army commander was there does not