Now, the instructions said to let the glue set until it's two thirds white and one third clear. This looks about right

It started last week while you were on your jollies. Seemed there was a thread where only Puncher and I were participating. Someone commented that it Puncher and Judy show and I should change my name to Judy. I can assure you that I will revert back to the jandyt you all know and love tomorrow.

Hi Doc. There are some members who have them in the wall, Ed(uard) in particular. Unfortunately, I think he's on his holidays but you might be able to send him a PM. However I don't think the two wire idea will work. When the light is off, it still needs current for it to be able to receive IR signals. I think mine looks great between the ceiling

Here I am applying the glue to the new foam surround, Notice I have kept slightly away from the edge to allow for squashage. (I made this word up but it sounds great so I'll keep using it)

And then very carefully, using a childs paint brush, applied the "special" glue to the cone

The next thing is to glue the new foam to the cones NOT the frames. First of all, as I don't want surplus glue all over the place and end up with a Mobe job, I drew a line all arround the cone just a little bit shy of the foam surrounds, This allows for a little bit of squashage. To get the line equal all the way round, I taped a pen to an upsidedown

You're obviously all stark raving bonkers!

Keith Saunders: I suggest you ask your father the following questions about the AVANT:- Did he have the problem you describe when he last used it ? If, he did have the problem, has he always had the problem, or did it just occur one day ? Ahh, the square dough-nut theory in action I see!

Hey Lee. Is it worth sending in seven correct answers or should I see if the other three come to me before Friday? PS, What time is your deadline in Big Ben time?

I'm really happy for you Daniel I think you have had the patience of Job in this affair.