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Unless it's changed in the last year or so wifi in Cropredy is capped to a fairly low limit. OK ish for e mails and basic surfing (news, weather etc ) but I would imagine that trying to do any kind of work would be a nightmare. Can't comment for EE but O2 coverage was very poor. Coverage maps for various providers placed the marina right on the edge of provision. Should add that I tried several external aerials and signal boosters (£100s of pounds worth burt don't ask for details) to little or no effect. Mind you things may have changed and it was a pleasant marina to moor in.

KISS

I think that says it all.

AKA Flash Lock.

Far too easy ..

Only one?

That was only part of the reason for drinking Light and Bitter. The most pressing reason was the way it was served. The bitter was normally pulled first and the actual quantity a guess. The tendency was to pull more than half a pint so the total drink exceeded a pint. Yes, some pubs used glasses with a line on them but in fact this was normally ignored. Also some pubs dispensed via a metered pump that gave an exact half pint. As someone earning about £8 a week in the mid 60s such things mattered so these pubs tended to be given a wide berth. 🍺🍺🍺

Ah!! Draught Adnams Broadside. No longer available locally so it's been a while. Bottled Broadside just doesn't cut it.🍺🍺🍺

Oh dear. You're simply not a today person 🧑‍🦽

As did my BMC 1.8 at about 2k hours following an absolutely full rebuild including the fuel system. As it happened my Paguro 4 kva generator also used about 1.5 litres per hour. Add up both hours multiply by 1.5 equalled litres consumed. Remarkably easy, accurate and no calculators involved.

That's what I had but in reality rarely used.

-i used 2A sockets and plugs for my 12 V appliances. The only place l ever recall seeing 230v, 2A sockets used wàs in pubs for table lamps in alcoves. Can't remember the last time I took a 12v appliance into a pub and plugged it in but undoubtedly someone will condemn me on 'elf and safety' grounds.

I have no truck with insurance companies, I consider them a band of devious, lying ,chiselling b'''''''s. However ,in this instance what are they saying? In car insurance terms they're saying that they want an experienced driver for this 'difficult' to control vehicle. New drivers can get insurance for a Hyundai i10 fairly easily, a Porsche 911 less so.

Won't find it easy around Watford either.😱