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Go on?

I did have plans to go there this year, before the virus hit


And here it is again!

Doing Things With Hubs (part 1)

Bantam Rebuild Part 12

if anybody has any ideas about filtering this then please share I've had good results by following with a common mode rejection filter. Basically two coupled coils on a ferrite toroid followed by a cap, 100 - 220 nF sort of thing, like what you often see on mains inlets. This kind of thing: Google ...

You don't say?? Ta muchly

I just went in the shop, opened gob, and said "I want four of them, plus saucers"

I also got a teapot and milk jug. And a tray.

Oh well I've just turned the cup over and indeed it has Portmeirion written on the bottom. So there ya go. Not normally in the habit of looking at the bottoms of cups

If I knew that before I'd forgotten.

Really?? OK then.

I did get it in a craft shop in Wales but no idea of any Portmerion connection.

Altho the shop is called Meirion Mill, which is a bit spooky ..

Google Maps – Meirion Mill

Real place in Orkney –
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Ray P wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 07, 2020 7:11 pm

Are you getting product placement fees from Portmerion?

I'm sure this is very clever but I'm afraid it eludes me ..

Oh yes!

Probably too late but I've had great success (or at least I think so) with instrument cable from Rapid Evolution XPC 301-011 20M Professional Instrument Cable Black 20m | Rapid Online Though it's probably very similar to the above. I soldered gold plated phono plugs to the ends, quite fiddly to do t...

The cup of tea seems like becoming bit of a feature, need to make sure I include it in future videos

Just a thought, 2.4mm is just about 3/32 inch ...

Amal 361 carburettor reassembly. The Amal 361 is extremely simple, has a separate float chamber, no starter jet, no idle jet, just a main and needle jet, and tapered needle in a round slide; no throttle stop screw, you set slide height with the cable adjusters to get a tickover; no mixture adjustmen...