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I'd rather have Nippers flashing nose than artificial snow.

Mr Grumpy.

Excellent supplier, I use them whenever I can.

Brilliant.

Ray P wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 12, 2018 5:46 am

Phil, have you been along to this place?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-englan ... he-country

No Ray, I had not been aware of it.

Model railways really don't do it for me, I prefer the real thing.

IslandPink wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 10, 2018 10:39 pm

Nice work Ray ! - work the system Glad to see it has gears. Saw some young fella riding up Vale Street ( to Denbigh town centre ) today on Fixed - looked like he was pulling the stem out of the frame !

There's always one.

simon wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 09, 2018 11:16 am

In for a penny Ray, I'll take these too.

Hoarder.

Well done Chris, I liked that - a lot.

Having heard some quality brass bands live over the last few years (all Yorkshire based) I thought it was an excellent performance.

I'm back on the case with this 811a in A2.

I sat looking at my previous efforts to make this +/- 80v power supply, but re-reading this topic has put me back on track.

...- problem is my listening is far too small so I'm afraid I'm out :( Yup, so are mine. They're in the 'Project Room' at the moment, you have to step over them to get in! I don't care. they sound awethumne. The room downstairs is probably too small aswell but I really-really-really wanted them. Du...

Nice Dave, do yourself a favour and knock up a set of legs for them.

14" is a nice height. (well it is for me)

Nick wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 05, 2018 2:45 pm

I will have them if someone else has not got their first, but collection may be a issue.

I still have the boxes that Richard used to pack them in Nick, and I should be up in West Yorkshire for a couple of days over the Christmas hols, so if you are about I could drop them off.

Re the ESL57 electrostatic loudspeakers. As good as they are, the logistics of a pair (the ESL57) and a 55" television just don't work in my living room, so I've made the difficult decision to move them on. :( They cost me £280 from Richard in March 2018, and I would let them go on here for the same...

Cressy Snr wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 05, 2018 1:54 pm

I strongly suspect, that the excellent performance of this OTL in my system may be down to the flat impedance curve of the Fane 12-250-TC driver. It is a very easy load.

Is the 15" version (that Ant uses) as easy a load ?

Ah, these are 2.4R Welwyn 5%, but they only look like 1/2w or possibly 1w.

I've got several hundred of the perishers.

What wattage 2.4R resistors are you using Steve ?

I should have a bag of 2.4R which were ex MOD from Chatham Dockyard, some were close tolerance.