Everything posted by Joely P
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IMO the most important part of an alarm is the quality of the installation. I would stick to known brands but remember that the more gadgets it has, the more there is to fail and cause problems. Avoid just choosing the cheapest price, search for reputable experienced installers with approved qualifications and pay a bit more if needed. The toad ai606 has a good reputation for reliability, the Clifford has been known to cause problems but I believe that is down to bad installs and the shear numbers of people that chose that brand. The sigma s30 comes highly recommended too.
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Did you notice how they breezed over the fact that EASA directives state minimum fuel loads and, like other airlines Ryanair adhere to that. They have a large proportion of the total European air traffic so statistically I would expect them to have a higher rate of this 'emergency'. That day in Spain they were held for 20mins, then diverted 20mins and then held for another 20+ mins due to traffic. By following (and exceeding) the current guideline 30mins extra requirement they all landed safely. Indeed the cvr and fdr data is downloaded after any incident as it is subject to analysis and investigation. I know this as I do the downloads if required.
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Bitter (ex)pilots with some tactical editing and randomly generated statistics... Load of rubbish!
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Anyone else watch this on channel 4 last night?Nice club banners!You could be right but as its readily available to me I looked into it and also contacted dinitrol who assure me they are very different, the msds seems to back this up and they do look a lot different on application. I still use the aviation stuff inside the car for general water displacement and also used it on my greddy intercoolers which made them look nice and pants! (Obviously not in the heat exchanger!)The only downside I see to that is getting into all the box sections as you know yourself, it's not just 1 section to spread the muck in, it more like 4! With an extension wand and using any of the products mentioned you can fairly easily get to all the sections by removing only the rear quarter trims, and sill protector plates, so I wouldn't bother personally.Affirm. :)I still use the dinitrol you speak of regularly (av8, av30 and av25) but this stuff is better for use on steel as it's chemical build up is designed to penetrate and protect steel not alluminium.I used dinitrol... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321134424033I think a conzult runs a check on these valves etc, have you hooked it up?That's an aggressive offset!:rofl:Cripes, that's v good mpgOpie oils list 2 types of BCR8ES, 1 is listed as NGK 5430 and the other is BCR8ES-VP4 (NGK 5138). They're both the same price, which one should I go for and what's the difference? Also, looking on eBay, there is a seller offering 10 for less than £20 at trade price. I assume there aren't cheap imitation copies of these products?Bugger, you got me there!How do you know?Good work Leepu :)Thought you were in Saturday?...
Chris@getgreddyI remember that, there's a video somewhere that needs digging out!Just make an extra special jae event?Sunday night...Cool, I'm working fri sat days...
