Gerrit explains just about everything in detail in his diaries (but you are still left with some questions!), as he has released regularily since he started working on it... well worth watching every episode IMO! It is a shame they didn't show the rail terminal under the airport - stunning work with working scedule screens etc... and of course it

Yes this is a wonderful job, those boards are incredible, something I wouldn't have attempted that's for sure! I have to say I had the same idea with those click switches to replace the originals but I accept the award goes to Mohawk as he posted first! SO my question to Mohawk is how do you remove those spline washers (holding the keyboard

Sounds like you have got quite a bit of work ahead of you! I hope you payed very little for this...? So you know sounds like the clips have snapped which hold the board to the front panel, and thus holding the keys in place. Martin once came up with a good idea of bonding some flat head bolts to the panel underside and then securing the board to the

I think the big kid in every one of us on these forums will appreciate this incredible achievment... Knuffingen Airport As above in HD (really makes a difference!) I am planning our next family holiday already If you want to know more, go back a few volumes in Gerrits diary to learn more!

Pretty ugly and not very likely to generate sales for B&O IMO!

Seems to be a voltage doubler, not sure why...?

Get a learning remote then ask on these forums if someone would be prepared to program it for you. Of course you would have to send it to them. If you want to store later remote signals (BL1000 etc..) pick a learning remote capable of 455khz.

Nothing exotic Jacques, like I said mine are panasonics 80V ~8A 85C (I am happy this area remains relatively cool in the 6000 & 8000) rated and yes they have the puny connectors but as you said there is little choice unless you are willing to pay a lot of money! I have not tested mine extensively as yet, but I will be doing so in a 6000 LED that

I am not expert with this control, but I cannot see how he can come to this conclusion, especially considering the fact he could isolate the components he suspects are randomly switching the unit on quite easily. As far as I am aware the opto is not capable of triggering the micro from standby, only the micro switch associated with it. Can you not send

If that disc didn't work, you are going to struggle with any other disk unless it comes with its own strobe! Do you use standard incandescent bulbs or some form of electronic compact flourescent / halogen downlighters (driven from electronic transformers)? One other thing you need to make sure the actual bearings have been lubed not just the thrust