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That's just sleep depravation making you tetchie Secure! :wink: How's it all going?

So then Adam, the super silent hypo thermodynamic superconducting PSU you were singing the praises of fried your pooter!!! For God sake man stick to the standard set-up, so what if it sounds like a fully laden Vulcan at take off! And now you bring my attention to the Ninebob thing... :wink:

So Adam, would you? :P

Most scart leads only use the composite video signal, whereas most DVD players can utilize the RGB (Red, Green & Blue) signals. Think of it as a purer signal. Now these require more individual connections, so hence more work (not a £100 worth tho!!!). The trouble with them is, they are never...

Now, don't ever do that again! You had us all worried sick! Go to your room - no tea for you, I want you both to think about what you've done! Suprising how much you can worry about someone you've never met or spoken too? Glad you're both back safe and sound!

:P Good point, well presented! I think it's silly when people specify the incorrect country of origin... :wink:

1. Fit to router 2. Plug in router 3. Don goggles 4. Turn on 5. Watch pieces of wax fly off in all directions as the cutter rotates at ludicrous RPM! 6. Smile in a childish manner!!! 7. Ignore this post cos I was only kidding... :oops:

I remember some time ago when my fathers had worn out (bout 20 years old!) and they refurbised it for free! He only paid P+P! Good 'ol Stanley! Mind you, I had my 1/4 Snap On ratchet repaired for free when the pawl wore out and that must have been... Oh my God! 18 years! How the years catch...

Just as well you have those blue LED washer jets then Adam! :P

Are you sure that they're not motorcycles??? :wink:

And there's always the numpty that insists on using it as a toy weapon by releasing the retaining collar... :evil: 'Yankee' by the way! :wink: Nice...

Yes, I suppose you could paint the inside of a cistern with a bitumen type paint. That may help.... :?

Twas a special order I think! I cant quite remember what it was for though? I remember it was to make large sweeeping semi circular formers... but formers for what I can't remember! Annoying :evil:

Yes, especially 50mm 10'x5' sheets...

I'm glad it was all sorted and all parties happy. I found this quite interesting and have had experience of similar situations whilst employed (big boat company). I was responsible for PDI'ng (Pre-Delivery-Inspection) new boats and could spot blemishes/damage a mile off. It was amazing how...

I agree, kick up a big fuss, then throw into the equation that you will accept a satisfactory repair AND compensation. At the end of the day It's gonna cost him lots of work top and time, he'd be better off coming to some ammicable agreement than having to replace the lot at his own expense...

Can't you just do that in Windoze Media Player?

Use the CTRL ALT DEL keys and select task manager to see if anything untoward is running in the background? Any programs that seem to be using lots of resources (or just seem wrong) just type the name of the executable in a search engine and see whats what. You may find you are harbouring...

Would it help replacing the exposed section of copper pipe to plastic pipe? As this would partially insulate the cold water from the air? I suppose (if you were doing any major work in the future) run the supply pipe next to a central heating pipe to allow the water to be warmed?

No ones mentioned it, but before starting anything - make sure that you also have the service engineer code. I seem to remember that if you are messing about with the tamper circuit, the panel has to be reset using this code rather than just the user code. This twas about 8 years ago... So may...