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  1. 1 PT cruiser is shocking.......................... but 3 off them @Geoffrey (Buttercup) - North Yorkshire AO
    2 points
  2. What spoils it for me is Tim Shaw, yes he is a petrolhead but does anyone find his "comedic" parts blagging funny, apart from him? Fuzz knows his stuff and has a good team around him just restore the cars make people who deserve a break happy and cut out the childish crap
    2 points
  3. me, mrs panda and the pandarettes are coming
    1 point
  4. Won't make tonight @Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Secretary due to work commitments. Hopefully make the next one.
    1 point
  5. The Sonoff is ESP8266 based and primarily used for it's WiFi capabilities, without the WiFi it's not much different to Arduino, it's programmed using the Arduino IDE too. If you need WiFi and your trying to do something more custom (ie not just using it as a WiFi switch), then I would suggest not using Sonoff and using an ESP8266 dev board instead..... Like the CH340 NodeMcu V3, which is a bare bones ESP8266 PCB, powered by USB, but all the GPIO pins are available for whatever you want. The have more flash memory than Sonoff and are easier to flash custom firmware to, as iTead/Sonoff tried to stop people changing out their firmware, because they want people to DL their app with all it's invasive permissions. They're cheap too, you can get 5 of them for the price of one Sonoff Basic, then all you need is some generic relay or SS relay modules, which are again very cheap. I've got Sonoff switches and i've ended up modifying them and changing them to my own custom Firmware, to the point where buying Sonoff has ended up seeming pointless. One of them I removed the relay, so that I could switch low voltages, because on Sonoff the relays are connected to mains permanently. Horses for courses and all that.
    1 point
  6. I think i'm going to go for this helmet; https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/361617 ironically it'll primarily be for my new road bike, but with its large visor, lightweight carbon composite shell and removable/exchangeable mouth piece, I think it will work well as a westfield helmet too. (it'll at least match all my other carbon bits! For gloves I already have these; https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gloves-Sparco-Land-RG-3-TG-10-NR/dp/B01NCWOBWD/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1520505679&sr=8-1&keywords=sparco+rg3 they're very comfortable, not overbearingly lairy, and although I did initially get them for track use, I find myself wearing them for 90% of my driving (westfield of course.. not to pop to ASDA in the Audi). I also got gifted these for christmas, following on with the sparco theme; https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sparco-Slalom-RB-3-Boots-BLACK/dp/B01C5PQWUE/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1520505937&sr=8-2-fkmr0&keywords=sparco+race+shoe&dpID=41y5ncicboL&preST=_SX395_QL70_&dpSrc=srch they're incredibly comfortable and find they feel a lot nice to drive in than trainers due to the very "straight legged" nature of a westfield... essential for track driving IMO.
    1 point
  7. I've moved my meter. I had a friend of a friend who worked in the stores at a certain network connection company and he arranged it. Much cheaper than the official route. I'm not aware of any distance issues. I suggest visiting your local pub a tea time, if network utility vans are parked outside and see what buying them a drink leads too.
    1 point
  8. I’m nearly in my fifties and I reckon it’ll be another twenty years before I’m old enough to carry off most of those styles
    1 point
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  10. Why , where you taking me .............................. thats not going to create overdraft Been in the garage fettling tonight.................... Just getting my moneys worth out the membership
    1 point
  11. Looking forward to a catch up. Doubt i will be in mine, still way too much salt on the roads! Have just been cleaning and polishing the bodywork. There was salt residue all over the bodywork after trailering her to NMS. Can't wait to get out though, let the rain fall and wash the salt away, then the sun must come out for 6 months minimum! Andy
    1 point
  12. hi, would a non-owner be welcome to attend? I'm looking to buy a new car after moving my cobra on, and very interested in a westfield, but I've no idea if I'd fit one. If I came along and bribed owners for a sit in their car, would that be acceptable? :-) based just outside Chester by the way
    1 point
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