I run/own a car owner's forum (for my sins).

This question raises its head frequently.

The advice from technicians who work on modern Ford diesel engines is don't!

Paul

Got mine!

Thx

Paul

Or to do Spa with a bit more style fly Easyjet from Gatwick to Luxembourg.  This year it cost us £45.90 each return!

Hotel rooms in Luxembourg city are cheap on Friday & Saturday night as they make their money the rest of the week due to the EU Commission and all of the big European HQ's based in the town.

Plenty of places to eat & drink and prices are ok.

Hire a (small) car for the day and drive up through the beautiful Ardennes to Spa.  It's about 130 km.

Back to Lux on Saturday night after the race and then catch the flight home on Sunday afternoon.

#SilkyBoys 

That might depend on what you include.  If, for example, there was information/data lifted from the ACO's website then yes there's a copyright issue.

But if we are simply seeking to digitise our own collective wisdom then I suspect that there's no issue.

Against any possible revenue stream we need to keep an eye on costs, unless we have some clever souls who do this sort of thing for a living?

I have paid for and downloaded the last few year's of The Guide.  My only criticism is that it's a very large document due, I guess, to the fantastic photos that are inserted.

As a result I wonder if there could be a "lite" version of the guide that trims down the size of the PDF to something more manageable?  I'm no techno expert but suspect that if the photos are of a lower resolution or even if they are omitted from the "lite" version then the file will be that much smaller?

^^^ You beat me to it! 

I've let Russ know that you're interested and suggested that he takes a look at this thread so he can discuss t-shirts with you direct.

Cheers,

Paul.

First draft of The Brethren's 2016 t-shirt as posted on Facebook (re-posted here with Rusty's knowledge & permission)

Rusty suggests replying to this thread or better still send him a PM

Complicated in so far as they take a lot of power out of the central heating system.  You should check that the existing boiler is up to the job.

I forget the exact extra over cost required to fit a wet u/f system in one of my previous employers houses but I don't think you get much change out of £10,000.

They weren't all that popular with purchasers, the guys speccing the systems and the installers/builders.

They take a while to heat up and i have also seen mention of ground source heat pumps.

Had electric u/f heating in a bathroom and that worked well.  Nice to have warm feet in winter!

Your personal drinks tent/gay-zebra.

It was Thursday night/Friday morning.  IIRC all hell let loose at 2am for a good hour.

As you say we'll find out on the 15th of June.

If Rebellion made it on to the podium then I'd actually stay after the race & join the throng on the track.

The Ford's still sound weird/rough to me and if they were sandbagging then I think that they'd have put in a slightly better performance.  Their advantage will be in numbers and consequently reliability issues with others would see them on the podium.  A podium with no Fezza's would please me 

The only known unknown is the weather but if there is a repeat of last year's storm then can I join you in your drinks tent again please?

If I did know anyone camping there then I would not admit it publicly! 

I think I know the one you refer to!

In terms of The Brethren t-shirt then Rusty posted up the 1st draft of this year's design (Mosquito's) on FB last night.

Electric or wet?

Had a Magnet kitchen fitted Aug 2012 and very pleased.

The guys who fit them are not Magnet employees but "trusted" sub-contractors and I guess therefore that you are at the mercy of who is available at the time.

Ours was fitted by a company based locally to us in North Baddesley and he was very good.

Paul

Did one of the corporate campsites have their own wifi I wonder?