ArgyleMoss: Andy and Turbo how many did you get? 4

Craig, What a brilliant post! Thank you so much for sharing your visit with us. I almost felt I was with you. Next time you should take a digital camera with you and turn it into a photo-journal! (I do it all the time ) I had a similar reception at Preston where I visited in my gardening clothes with a massive pluke on my cheek. They still welcomed

Can I withdraw my entry Lee? Shocking! Though I do think my answers are better than yours Andy T.

Turbo: I will be entering the quiz also, I rather be last and totally humiliated than not entering at all Number 8 is the one left for me now, I am not really sure about any of my answers, but this one I havent even got a guess on.... Strange that, Q8 is the only one I KNOW I've got right! Andy T.

Are you sure Alex? I believe you can get the 5000 but not so sure about the 1000. Andy T.

Do you know, I have often wondered about this. In the manual it says "If replacing with a NEW battery, follow the instructions supplied with the battery" In the instructions in the new battery it says to do the 9#9# thingy. However, the new battery comes in a discharged state and thus the 'phone can't be switched on. So, how the flippin'

Oh my goodness! You've dropped it on the floor already? Only joking, Glad your prize arrived safely, it's a good feeling isn't it. Andy T.

Now, either I have done a really good job with my gluing or a bad one. According to Fred's instructions I should now remove any surplus glue with a small screwdriver. I could only find two teeny-weeny bits of glue showing!

Half an hour later, I had glued both surrounds to the cones but not the frames yet. That has to be done with great accuracy as Chris pointed out earlier.

and then, just to be sure, I held a flat, blunt knife behind and pressed all round again. The knife can get to the bits behind the spokes of the frame better than my fingers. Sorry, another poor picture, it's quite difficult working the camera with your ear lobe.