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Know what you mean. My mum was in and out of various facilities, including hospital, ended up in a care home via Whitmore Way, which would be northeast of Basildon town centre.

Sorry about your problems. :( The pie and mash line almost sounds like a joke ... if only ... I have eaten in there tho, but no consequences. I had some bad news this morning, a friend of some years ago, think I first knew him from 1996 - 7 -ish (we first conversed via Usenet - remember that?), he u...

Very interesting! New or used?

Driving a 1945 Willis Jeep around in LA traffic ... no flashers or mirrors ... or much of a brake light, come to that (according to the dashboard, you have to turn a switch for it )

But also, interesting history.

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pre65 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:10 pm Woodbury Court, Tavistock Road.

Seems they now can't move her till tomorrow.

Ah right yes. Don't know it that well tho, and the area more so when I was a kid. Bet it's changed tho.

So it's the 4 weeks is it, and then?

Basildon social services have funded 4 weeks recovery for Mum in a care home at Laindon, quite close to Mike H's old stamping ground. They think the move will be tomorrow. (Tuesday). Trying to think where there's a care home in Laindon. Did a Google ..... there's several! :shock: Have you got a nam...

Shoddy!

Screwing the lid down is a bit final, congrats.

Congrats Dave, well done.

Too late now but I was going to suggest RS do some nice can electrolytics that might have filled those holes, smallest value 150uF tho (500V).

Paul Barker wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 4:23 am Why 4 watts? because on the speakers 2 watts would be a waste of project.

Sorry misundestood, I thought you were saying the driver had to be 4 Watts.

Just to mention - Fg810 is running fine, it's on all day every day, if not streaming music then audio for videos and DVD's. Ditto the Kubelic DAC is cosntantly on for music. I have been repeatedly running a big iTunes shuffle playlist (about 2.5 days' worth, so far :D ), heard it all before natch, s...

If it helps - still using FreePCB - can import netlist from LTspice (with a bit of editing of the netlist file). Latest version(s) Gerber files are compatible with JLC PCB (a nice discovery).

+1.

OK next silly question, why 4 Watts

PS: 2 matched EL84 may bias together, but unlikely to stay matched with use (my personal experience).

Yups, ta muchly.

PPS - just realised it goes right past a cafe that used to be Reepham railway station, know it well.