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Steve s. - Sat & Sun Cressy ant - Pre65. - Sat & Sun Mike h. - Sat & Sun Cressy steve - Sat & Sun Ray - Sat only Dave the bass - Sat & Sun Neal - Ali Tate - Sat & Sun Vinylspinner Nigel - sat and sun Michael l - Sat Scott - Nick G - Sat & Sun Chris661 +1 - David and Mered...

See that blue pecked line going through Calstock and Gunnislake, they're all mad to the left of it - it's Cornwall!

20miles before breakfast again this morning

https://ridewithgps.com/trips/14952932

I did order a full English but the trolley couldn't keep up!

That's a great area - my sister & her hubby (he was in the Navy [submarines]) lived in Cawsand, so I spent a lot of time sailing on Hobie Cats round Plymouth Sound, Cawsand Bay, Fort Picklecombe & Rame head - also done some Christmas midnight mass services up there and many a happy day sail...

Dave the bass wrote: ↑Tue May 30, 2017 12:57 pm Wooarh! Imagine if it did! I could have a mini cask of ale, a bag of Pakoras, 12 Veggie Samosas and a 99 with a Flake in wherever I went.

but, but, you already have that each ride without the trolley service....

You ate well on your ride then!

Very handsome, excellent.

Ray

Ant, instead of the hole saw and router have you considered using a Forstner drill bit? http://static.axminster.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/920x/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/5/0/501936_xl.jpg You'll need a pillar drill to do a good job but it might avoid damaging the finish you've ...

Ray P wrote: ↑Sun May 28, 2017 6:48 pmjust over 1000ft according to my bike computer.

Correction. I misread the computer and 'just over 1000ft' was my maximum elevation for the ride, Dunkeswell Airfield is at just under 900ft; still makes it the highest licensed airfield though.

Do you ever head in Yeovil direction, Ray? I've been in that direction once or twice but not as far as Yeovil and I obviously avoid the A303. We have some good friends who live between Yeovil and Sherborne so I think a journey that way is on the cards. We're planning to be down around Plymouth when...

There is no magic in a series crossover. I have modeled many series and parallel crossovers and the parallel crossover has always given excellent results. Smooth linear SPL response both for magnitude and phase. Measurements have confirmed the modeled results. Once you have the baffles built and th...

I caught this on ClassicFM in the car last evening; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clQj7uxih8E It sounded interesting so I looked it up and it turns out it's a computer game soundtrack; http://www.unravelgame.com/en_GB/unravel-soundtrack-available.html I am enjoying some more of the soundtrack now ...

In comparison to the live experience, most "hi-fi" sounds like a dry brittle husk from which all the living essence has been drained; which is why IMO your system needs to put the music above all else, if you want to have any hope of long term satisfaction with it. Totally agree Steve, li...

I do not see options in BASTA to do a passive series crossover or to convert the frequency domain response into the time domain. That largely explains why I've been struggling to understand Basta for my own OB project... I think I'll just build mine as per Nick's drive unit complement/crossover and...

Do you mean highest in actual height Ray ? It seems the cafe across the road is highly regarded, were you tempted ? :lol: Phil, one of the biplane crew was telling me some stuff, including that Dunkeswell is the airfield at the highest elevation in the UK - just over 1000ft according to my bike com...