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simon wrote: Thu Dec 12, 2024 9:01 pm You didn't buy it from Phil did you? (Someone had to say it )

I was going to say the previous owner had good taste.

It's probably a good thing that we have such diversity on our musical favourites.

Yes they are. PM me your address if you would like them.

At one time Russian capacitors were highly thought of.

I have a pair of 4uf 630V PIO (although in this case the P in PIO is not paper).

They are almost identical to the Ebay listing below but mine are +/- 5%

If suitable for your needs I would donate them to your project. :)

https://www.ebay.co ...

Nick wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 2:10 pm OK, I have put the permission back, see if it makes everyone happy.

Much obliged.

With the diode bias there is thee remembrance in old days guys who lived through the era when auto bias became popular, more than a few radio engineers I rubbed shoulders with reported fixed bias sounds better.


There is also combination bias. World designs seemed to like that on some of their ...

pre65 wrote: Tue Dec 03, 2024 9:53 pm Who is online ?

The "who is online" section used to say how many were online, and name the registered users.

It seems not to name the registered users now, is it me or has the facility been withdrawn ?

Thanks to Jack (Nick) this question has been answered.

Onboard with Juan Manuel Fangio testing a Maserati | 1957 F1 | Modena Autodrome.

It must be nearly Christmas as Nippers nose is flashing.

Who is online ?

The "who is online" section used to say how many were online, and name the registered users.

It seems not to name the registered users now, is it me or has the facility been withdrawn ?

I'd be more surprised if your blood pressure did not fluctuate throughout the day.

I believe doctors/hospitals can loan out the sort of device you seek.


My pharmacy loans the 24hr monitoring bp machine (no charge) if GP asks for it and you get your meds through that pharmacy.


Yes,as Paul ...

I'd be more surprised if your blood pressure did not fluctuate throughout the day.

I believe doctors/hospitals can loan out the sort of device you seek.

Nick wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 5:17 pm

My god I am getting grumpy as time goes on.

Join the club.

andrew Ivimey wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 8:56 pm Me too but it was delicious and delightful to go back to the coffee. Tea is very rare in my world but there's loads of caffeine in that.

I went caffeine free for a few years by drinking Rooibos (red bush) as it's naturally caffeine free.

The downside is that depending hon how much power you want, it will only do between 2 and 20 laps of Silverstone GP (3.66 miles).


If one were experienced enough two laps of Silverstone on full power would be absolutely thrilling.

I doubt if I could handle it on it's lowest power setting, but I ...

I have seen clips of this car at Goodwood, but I did not know anything about it, I do now.

Extraordinary levels of grip and outright performance.

The McMurtry Spéirling .