Jandyt: I'm being "quite", Puncher! Andy T. Aye - quite pedantic!

We should offer some sort of guarantee to the "the quiet ones" (I know.......... lets form a band) that, for their first twenty or so posts, we guarantee that any photos of them, posted by jandyt, will be removed, thus saving them from any sort of barracking by the pack On a serious note, it's really good to know that there are those that

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Medogsfat: Well that's what I thought but I wasn't going to say so in case I looked stupid, Thanks Puncher. Chris. You aren't wearing that shirt again are you ???

Peter : Bargain! Which one is it? Early or late? I wouldn't say no to an early one! ..... and the differences are.....????

Medogsfat: I've just performed this with my MC120.2's and I found it very easy. A couple of tips to be going along with. 1. Snip the wire off the old capacitors and pull the main part off of the board before you apply the soldering iron. This stops the capacitor from acting as a heat sink and makes removing the tails of the wires so much easier

Jandyt: ...and here he is with his helmet off. Craig certainly looks happy to see you

Others are there already - as I've said elsewhere on this forum (maybe not quite so bluntly) - "hurry up, your core technology avantages are being eroded as we speak"!!

Well I can appreciate that you're thanking everyone for their input but I'm really disappointed that you haven't gone for the "Second hand toy fish" idea - I thought it was a banker!!

Christian: I have heard that a single shop in Russia ordered 3, and promised to order 10-15 more, but the didn't have storage capacity... I'm sure ther aren't many other coporate sales policies that can rely on product sales to Russian Oil Billionaires and Gangsters!