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European cover only if less than 10 years old
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@Kingster The company that provide the breakdown cover under the Howden policy is AXA assistance, maybe worth trying them 👍🏼
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So, just looked back through my records. AutoAid were the UK breakdown company I used; this is UK only cover, they then offered Euro cover through their sister company, EuroRescue. I don't know if you can purchase the EuroRescue cover on it's own, while being an A member, but might be worth looking into. https://www.eurorescue.co.uk/
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No judgement, but is: is this code for he had a quote from, or spoke to Howden, and didn't want to use them - just trying to shortcut the inevitable! When i was with AIB on the Sigma, I had third party (UK) breakdown, but I do remember getting a quote on Euro breakdown from the same company. In practice, it would have been more cost effective to end my cover early and swap to Howdens.
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September poem for @marcusb AI Style. “Traded raw thrills for a badge and some gloss, Swapped Westfield joy for Lotus loss. The dark side called, but let’s be frank- It’ll never match that Westfield spank!” Oh Westfield, my thunder, my open-air song, You roared through the bends, where my spirit belonged. Your heartbeat was raw, unrefined, yet so true, A cockpit of joy with a limitless view. We danced through the corners, alive in the breeze, The crackle of throttle, the rush to appease. Each mile was a memory, bright as the flame, Each drive was a story, no two were the same. But now you are gone, sold off with a sigh, Replaced by a Lotus-oh, how could he try? To trade purist passion for something so tame, To cross to the dark side-it just isn’t the same. So here’s to the Westfield, forever my muse, A car for the mad ones, the brave ones who choose. Though others move on, I’ll remember your fire, A legend of freedom, of purest desire. He’ll be back!
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Nick Mucklow started following Warwickshire Area Meeting Thursday 11th September
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Warwickshire Area Meeting Thursday 11th September
Nick Mucklow replied to Martyn Vann - Warwickshire AO's topic in Local Area Meets, Events & Kit Car Shows
Yea will come up a bit earlier tonight for sure. - Yesterday
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Warwickshire Area Curborough Track Day September 19th
mtownsend replied to Martyn Vann - Warwickshire AO's topic in Track Days
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Westfield 1800 Zetec For Sale - 2001 (X Plate)
Rednop1 replied to Martin Burge's topic in Westfields for Sale
Why is there no mention in the listing of the car being listed as a cat D write off ? -
Private message sent!
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Thanks I’m yet to get the experience of driving it but the spec seems pretty good with 130bhp at the flywheel so I’m told.
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NE September Meet
Kingster replied to Markh80 North East Area Organiser's topic in Local Area Meets, Events & Kit Car Shows
Calendar worthy pics mate 👍- 1 reply
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Maybe, but my mate isn’t with Howden. Edit: I just asked if his renewal is due soon and thus maybe worth exploring other avenues. Edit 2: recently renewed and avenues already explored without success
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And having just reviewed the thread, it sunk in you switched to Octopus. Sounds like the exact fault I had. Demand a new meter because clearly they haven’t fixed the fundamental issue. Unfortunately, you have to be (incredibly) patient while they work through every possible option other than the one that actually solves it. They have a script that they won’t deviate from and will try everything possible before putting in a new meter…because that’s expensive. Hopefully you don’t get the same comms issues with the new meter that I had! Happy to discuss offline if you want, just PM me if you want.
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The issue I had with the double billing was after switching. All had been fine with the previous supplier. I’d switched supplier with the same meter before without problems. It was a while ago, or perhaps I’ve just blanked it(!), so I don’t recall exactly when I spotted it, but the bills/usage seemed too big compared to before I switched. It was easy to prove the error - meter reading at start of period + charged units > new meter reading at end of period! Bizarre that they had no error checking in their billing software for something so basic. And as I said, I also had two other measurements courtesy of the PV inverter and the home battery monitoring as backup, even though they wouldn’t be deemed accurate. Once the issue was raised, they said a fix was being worked on. I left it for a good while but in the end asked for the replacement meter….which fixed the double billing, only to replace it with the patchy comms/missing reads issue. Aaargh! Anyhoo, stick with the complaints - they have to fix it eventually. eta. This topic is bringing back just how hugely frustrating it was at times though.
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Well i've been in the house 8years with this metre. Previously with a different supplier. Unsure when its gone wrong. And yes a big thanks to the Ev for makijg me aware
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NE September Meet
Markh80 North East Area Organiser posted a topic in Local Area Meets, Events & Kit Car Shows
Cracking run out last night for our WSCC north east monthly meet, not as many as previous months but still a good night, looking forward to Octobers meet already 👍- 1 reply
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Fingers crossed
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Howden will cover.
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I sent EDF a proper snottogram at 0730 today. As if by magic the multiple meter issues I'd been politely tackling them on for 3.5 months were sorted by 1pm. Just have to see if the next bill is accurate now.
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There's only one man who needs a satnav to get around The Ring .......... ME!!!!!!!!!! 🤣
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Recently I asked ChatGPT to make me a table with speeds in all gears, for different diff ratios (3.14, 3.38, 3.62 and 3.92) and for two wheel sizes, using a CBR1000RR gearbox (I didn’t know the exact gearbox ratios). In less than a minute I had all the numbers on my screen – wow 😅. Something that would normally take way more time to calculate, even with those online calculators. BTW – this text was also translated with ChatGPT. 2nd version : So I asked ChatGPT to throw together a table with gear speeds, different diff ratios (3.14, 3.38, 3.62, 3.92) and two wheel sizes, based on a CBR1000RR gearbox (didn’t even know the exact ratios). Less than a minute later – boom, all the numbers on my screen 😅. Normally that’d take ages to work out, even with online calculators. BTW – this bit was also run through ChatGPT for translation. 3rd version: Recently, I asked ChatGPT to prepare a table showing the vehicle’s speeds in all gears, calculated for several differential ratios (3.14, 3.38, 3.62, and 3.92) and two different wheel sizes, based on a CBR1000RR gearbox (at the time, I did not know the exact gearbox ratios). Within less than a minute, the complete set of results was displayed on my screen. This is quite remarkable, considering that performing such calculations manually, or even with the aid of online calculators, would normally require significantly more time. For reference, this text has also been translated with the assistance of ChatGPT.
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I just got home for the first time this month and turned over my calendar, I think I will enjoy September, cos thats @Marcusb following me round the Nurburgring 😂😂😂
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Motorsport UK National Competition Rules or NCR's.
Nick Algar - Competition Secretary posted a topic in 7s Speed Series / Hill Climbing / Racing
As many of you already competing know the MSUK Blue Book has been replaced by National Competition Rules or NCR's. Which detail the rules under which any Motorsport UK Club will run their events. So what's the difference ? NCR's are a live PDF document and can be updated during the year if needed. The Links allow you to quickly move to the chapter or place that is being references, ie it's more interactive. Also available as an App for your phone. You can find them here :- Motorsport UK NCR page -
Bec power car road going
Nick Algar - Competition Secretary replied to Rednop1's topic in 7s Speed Series / Hill Climbing / Racing
Simple really, it's a Motorsport UK regulation as below :- NCR CHAPTER 14.4.10 10. Transmission 10.1. For Road Cars and Standard Cars the reverse gear must always remain operable. NCR is short for National Competition Rules, I've started a new topic on these for information. As a reverse is required for IVA, then it's only Modified cars which are not required to run one. -
Thanks for letting me join you all
Rob Hunter - Club Secretary replied to DaiEvora's topic in The Start Line
Looks lovely, not many engines sound quite as good as a xflow on twin webers