Second neutral??

Yes, that's right. It was still harsh week then.

Bob

 

X-No-archive: yes
DoinitSideways wrote in message ... (about Hammo's " time to split the
cases.")

C'mon Josh; you're not fooling us. You didn't know how to adjust "tappets"
and yet you were happy to attempt a complete disassembly?!!?
Clem

 

X-No-archive: yes
DoinitSideways wrote in message ...

He thinks you wear a Sheila's suit!
Clem

 

Welcome to harsh week Josh...

Only happens 52 times a year.

--
Tony Morris
(BInfTech, Cert 3 I.T., SCJP[1.4], SCJD)
Software Engineer
IBM Australia - Tivoli Security Software
(2003 VTR1000F)

 

X-No-archive: yes
Smiling Bob wrote in message ...

Part of the rigorous weeding-out process that all male newbies must endure.
(Females are welcomed with open arms)
Clem

 

C'mon Josh; you're not fooling us. You didn't know how to adjust
"tappets"

Ignorance is bliss... and sometimes expensive, like when you pull things
apart that wont go back together, or go back together using fewer parts.
Plus i assumed people would tell me what to do next after splitting cases...
how wrong i would have been...haha.
On another note, any news on the 125....still interested....and would
like to have a look at it sometime in the next few days?. My weekends are
killer tho... work non stop from thursday night to saturday afternoon.

 

X-No-archive: yes
DoinitSideways wrote;

We took it out on Sunday and found that the fuel-line was blocked and just
crumbled when we removed it.
A mate found some line but then we found the carby was full of a
kerosine-smelling thick yellow liquid instead of petrol.
Drained and full of fresh petrol we were thwarted again by the battery which
was dry and corroded-looking.

We had nothing 6V to jumper it from and we were sick of pushing it so it
went back on the trailer! (I'm wondering if 4 NiCad AAs in series might
do....)

Drop over any-time that suits you. If there's no-one home you can still
have a look-see.
Cheers ..... Clem

 

Knobdoodle wrote:

Ahem!

Kelly would disagree!!

Moike

 

X-No-archive: yes
Moike wrote in message ...

Serves her right for spelling her name with a "y". If she was "Kelli" we
woulda' bought the damn bike!
Clem

 

"Moike" wrote

She was a little disagreeable.

Theo

 

You'll want 5 nicads to get 6 volts - they're 1.2 volts per cell...

I suspect they'd work just fine though...

big

 

X-No-archive: yes
Iain Chalmers wrote in message ...

Hmmm... I wonder if Jaycar sell any 5-battery holders...... (a bit of 20mm
conduit perhaps..)

gNat just got a price on a brand new battery and it's only $25 so we might
lash out.....
Clem

 

a lot of the old stuff will run without a battery
like the posties and stuff , just the lights wont work

do you have a battery charger with a 6 volt switch ?
can use that to check lights etc

jaycar sells sealed 6volt bats for $25

or try this place
http://www.wescomponents.com/

6v sla 4ah
46x69x101 mm
for $10.25

also good for all sorts of stuff, phones and all other electickery parts

email em for a catalogue

you need to have a business name

 

You've gotta break at least one egg to make a chicken!

-----sharks

 

Can you drop me an email with your address and a time that someone will be
home...ill duck up tomorrow or thursday. Anytime really, whether its late or
early doesnt matter. I just dont wanna go nosing around if no-one is home.

 

Wanna buy some land on the moon?

Hammo

 

So, how many blue beans make five?

 

If it was the VT you had then, it probably would have saved you (or someone
else) some grief.

Hammo

.......anyway, some people can predict when these things are "going" to
happen....

 

Yeah, I even emailed you serious advice!

Hammo

(letting the side down)

 

.....and mouths.....

Hammo