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Ones again The Wirral/N.Wales hospitality tent will be up and running on the Sunday and Monday over looking Cascades Corner. There will be tea, coffee and home made cake on offer with all donations going to charity, Our Nige will be available for photos again this year. Jeff.

Thanks Dave - I had said in the thread title that it is an ECU for the Mega 2000, but your input, as always, is to the point and informative! It's worth pointing out that Omex has only just started to offer unlocked ECUs to owners of Mega S2000s, they have not made all parameters available, but there is a lot that is available to fine tune and monitor the engine's performance. The reason I changed was because of specific requirements regarding sensors I wanted to add to control the engine given the climate and fuel quality available here in Arizona, as well as the fact that my engine is a hybrid (or Frankenstein's monster) F22C/F20C, which caused a little complication in the mapping.

It was a lovely day today so we went for a potter about. Here is where we went.

I was going to ask if "our Nige" would be there this year Hope he brings cake

bitter shandy .... that takes me right back to the 80s

Hi Nic, Oulton Park posted the tickets to me on Tuesday, but I'm away at the moment, home Sunday, so they will be in the post to all on Monday. That's the plan anyway.

I like the taste of beer, but I have had to grow up to the fact that drinking x pints every night isn't good for me. Problem is I like the taste of beer. So endless soft drinks isn't really an option. I decided to explore the no alcohol options and I've tried a few, the ones I can remember are... Clausthaler Bavaria Erdinger Wheat Brewdog Nanny State San Miguel A few others… But they all tasted way too malty, almost like an Ovaltine... Except for Becks Blue... It does a reasonable job of passing for a lager. And I've really gotten to like it. So if you want a NA Beer, give the Blue a go...

Hi looks like I.m back after almost a year trying to decide what to do with my car after the ROPS were changes by the MSA I,ve been through the shall I sell my car, stop hillclimbing, build a Spire, build a cobra, put her back into road trim, buy a Lotus, go drifting. Have all been considered, but looks like I'm back here still with my Westie in road legal track trim. Nothing else comes close

Geoffrey your talents are wasted in construction.

Also currently on offer in Maplin for those of us that don't have a Lidl near by. http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/electronic-digital-calliper-n48aa Great piece of kit and can't do without mine.

Believe it or not his name is John Smith. Honestly.......

Looking forward to see/hear my old engine beating again!

Just to confirm, the hospitality tent will also be there on the Saturday, but it will be bring your own cake. ;-)

Yep I plan to

Now that we are careening down memory lane, can anybody remember a Lager Top..?

That's very impressive. Scarborough looks much nicer than I imagined it!! You should work for the tourist board.

Batsrads! I was there in my 1970 Midget in 1973 and learned very quickly to look out for dark patches on the roads in the Highlands. They were accumulated oil droplets where oil had been dropped from car undersides by the dips in the road shaking them off. My Midget had a ground clearance such that if I traversed a dip in the road at some velocity, the exhaust would ground and break the exhaust flare where it joins the manifold. See a dark patch, slow down briefly, then hit the pedal again! No sheep were harmed during the telling of this story...

If I'm in the situation that requires low alcohol intake i'd rather have a couple of bitter shandies, cheap nasty bitters taste better than nice beers/ales when diluted as well, but can you get a pub to put diet lemonade in it, oh no!

Hahah. Drone. Just had it rebuilt after.......mmmmm...... crashing it.