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  1. @kram Not sure if you didn't see this or did see it and ignored me because you thought I was going to bray you over the head with whatever you said like the prevailing sentiment of this thread. Did in fact have something constructive to add if you're interested.
  2. Mick, at home, wearing this, protesting too much.
  3. Nearly as bad as ivy.
  4. From memory, English Braids isn't the strongest. I use it because I like the colour. What's the £75 one, Joe?
  5. Someone post the most uncut footage available please. I can't be arsed wading through the waffling journos and portagriefs. Though while someone finds that, I might remark that it looks (from the crap video I've just seen) that it's a fairly open area. Park a car on him and save everyone's hearing. Right. Let's see a video.
  6. A competitor 50% of your age with 80% of your knowledge.
  7. Danke
  8. Yes, please.
  9. I meant the training schedule from the awarding body, describing what's on the course and what competencies you have to show to pass etc.
  10. Can you post a link to the course details please.
  11. I can almost be bothered to go and take the back off the saw to see how it works. Almost. Tell you what. I'll finish what I'm working on now first and become a chainsaw manufacturer another time shall I.
  12. I forgot the injector didn’t have an airflow butterfly on it. That’s yes, quite critical for a bolt-off, bolt-on swap. Video of a 500i injector for anyone who’s never seen one btw. IMG_5984.mov Now ask me why I have one on my windowsill…
  13. Interesting. What's so different? The injector bolts on and off like a carb. Is there a separate air inlet? Any sensors on the exhaust side?
  14. There's got to be something wrong with it up the business chain because the saws are great. Remember when the car makers were worried about microchip supplies?
  15. Last one before this thread can get back to the usual business of being a sewer. Slightly vacuous interview but lovely jam at the end. Arturia analog synths are cheap and fabulous btw. I had a Microbrute that I sold to the synth player in my band. She then fcked off to Edinburgh and refused to sell it back to me. Last time I asked her about it, her girlfriend (black, lesbian, black lesbian) was wanting to learn something so they could play together. I very, very much want them to move to a nice little village and strike fear into the hearts of near neighbours and the parish council when they see the mixed race dyke couple move a drum kit into Honeysuckle Cottage.
  16. I'm on a bit of an electronic thing atm (more dnb). Some guy on facebook hooked me with some really tasty live drums.
  17. And if you liked that, you might like this:
  18. He would do, square.
  19. Presumably a 500i has a map for different injection timing depending on revs, load etc too.
  20. Well why didn't they just jam 80cc into a 461 chassis and carb it with all the carbs they already had? Marketing alone, injection is a good idea. I'd be more likely to buy an injected saw over a carbed one having used the 500i. Imagine an injected 45cc saw packaged as a 200.
  21. And look what that bunch of druggy wasters achieved.

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