KeithS wrote:OO no it's you buggers that cause congestion

Only if you're sitting at a level crossing Keith, however, down here in the advanced regions, we've got rid of most of them.


How is "Ull" these days?

It's a pleasure to have made your acquaintance Raj. Good deal done, it's a good job I brought my own train to carry them home, what, with the weight of 5 tins, I had to put 30% more brake on to stop at Nuneaton Until the next time, hopefully an AAOC Meet, as I said, I won't have the Father in Laws 8...

Pretty good around here, I had my last bunnies in the freezer in late November, will be out tomorrow night for the new ones.

It's so posh in Cheshire, it rains Ballistol, so we're fine.

Ballistol for me too. It's almost a magic oil, good for everything.

That is rubbish, you don't have to register online, you only need your receipt. If they bought the company they also bought intellectual rights. Whatever the warranty wording said at the time of purchase is your right. Write to them, recorded delivery, giving them 14 days to honour their legal oblig...

Thanks Rog. I've regged mine.

Has any body bought and fitted one?
The instructions look like a right old faff, is it so, and is it worth the effort?

I do love to tinker, especially when we get the longer days and Mrs B hogs the TV, poisoning her mind with soaps!

On a similar note, years ago, when I was into Hi-Fi, I had a Dual CS 505 turntable. British made. It had a large resistor to cut the mains power down to feed the motor. The resistor burned out after 10 years of annoying my neighbours. I called the company to ask for a new resistor and they sent one ...

What about this? I bought a Samsung LCD TV four years ago. I went on holiday in January and was away for three weeks, I gave my neighbour the key. When we got home he told me that the TV had switched itself on a few times while we were away. I tried to switch it on and it took 3 to 4 minutes to powe...