depends how long it takes to fill the ship but probably 6 weeks or so - then will go into storage while we find somewhere to live (we go in 3 weeks and staking with in-laws intially). Are you sure Nemo is an Aussie? (you're right Marlin is my Avatar) - I thought it was just the turtles?

Eeek.... I've just waved goodbye to our container of belongings making the long trip from London, UK to Perth, Australia. Will the BL8000s make it though in one piece? Will I ever be able to put the doors back on the BS3200? Will the BL4500s succumb to mildew? Will I ever find an Australian Mk1 PSTN base for our Beocom 6000s? Will I see it all on

I have beoport linked to my BS3200 and, I'm afraid, it's exactly as you fear - no track info etc - just says NMusic NRadio etc. I have a feeling that if you have a mac you do get some info on the BS display. Dylan

Crossed and double crossed. Busy doing my insurance - anybody care to hazard a guess at the "as new" replacement cost of BL4500s, BG5500, BG4000 in Australia...

beoaus: I have the 4500's which are great speakers and they made it from Europe to Australia. So they can be packaged and delivered safely. Though I do consider myself very very lucky. My 4500s making the same journey next month - fingers crossed Dylan

I think the "on", rather disappointingly, is just a preposition. "on the phone" is a prepositional phrase. If it was "on the B&O phone" then the "B&O" would be a modifier. Suspect it's more of a case of the definition of the word "on" allowing it to be used in this context

Peter, Haven't had a chance to look up which lamp this is that you're looking for but may have one going spare - no guarantees that it works as on my spares deck. SO let me know which it is and I'll have a look. Dylan

Thanks Martin - I was thinking I'd reached the limit of expertise (which is basically looking to see if any loose wires!) - will maybe give the transistors a go but probably handover to someone with the necessary skill. Dylan

My problem is I don't really understand the queries in the troubleshooting guide - my electronics is very limited. For instance it says "FF = low" and "FO=high" - now I can find these points on the circuit board but what do high and low mean? Voltage relative to each other perhaps? What about for ones there is a single entry

No unfortunately no movement at all, nor any voltage going to the motor (fine when going the other way) so I'm sure electrical. Dylan