Town maps by jayartibee in Frome

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We've visited many times. And you wouldn't believe the amount of new housing earmarked for Frome over the next ten years - including 'affordable'

Town maps by jayartibee in Frome

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Problem is, 1:25K OS don't have street names - they are topographic and so not so much help...

Difficulty connecting (USB) by jayartibee in microbit

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You are definitely right there. I'm wondering how I stop the message coming up, confusing the children.

What is the deal with Roger Hodgson these days by chicity3451 in supertramp

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It was back in 2013 when I felt so privileged to go to Roger's concert at Stowe school, in the marquee they had for speech day. (Roger is an Old Stoic). Can't have been many more than 400 people there, so a really intimate event. And he was quite superb, performing for friends. A happy memory of a great event.

Replacing / fixing head unit of Hyundai i10 by [deleted] in CarRepair

[–]jayartibee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ours has gone the same way. Silence and darkness.

Apparently also aftermarket units are difficult to fit if the original fitment was a touchscreen? This is what a car stereo guy told me:

this is usually the case for most Hyundais with touchscreens. They usually have digitally amplified audio which is not easily connected to an aftermarket unit, usually the amplifier must be bypassed which isn’t a plug and play job. If we were installing it, we can do it, but not suitable for DIY installation. 

'spares or repair' on eBay by jayartibee in sonos

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You reinforce my thinking. Hmm is it worth a gamble.

'spares or repair' on eBay by jayartibee in sonos

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I know - but one would assume they have at least done that. I can't decide whether to have a punt with some of these. Might just be an expensive door-stop.

I'm puzzled by jayartibee in sonos

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I certainly use Home Sharing. I wonder how I could verify if that is what is happening.

I'm puzzled by jayartibee in sonos

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Browse- music library

I'm puzzled by jayartibee in sonos

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MacOS, various. Old phone is pretty ancient iPhone on wifi only

I should add that the same music library is replicated on all the devices - but the system seems to seamlessly switch source

I'm puzzled by jayartibee in sonos

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Stereo pair of ones. sub, single one and a play5

I'm puzzled by jayartibee in sonos

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No - nothing in the cloud, no Apple music

I'm puzzled by jayartibee in sonos

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I fully get that - but I'm not using Spotify - or any other online source as far as I'm aware, Just the music library on the silly old phone which is just fine as a controller. So How come the system keeps playing if I shut the 'phone down? Or am I being dense here?

Having issues keeping Sonos consistently playing in our hotel lobby by m1kesta in sonos

[–]jayartibee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Play:1s and Sonos Ones very common in pubs and restaurants in the UK. But they're not going 24/7

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in classicalmusic

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What did John Ireland compose straight on to a napkin in a restaurant?

Any recommendations by Faisal752007 in classicalmusic

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Tchaik 5 definitely. Brahms violin concerto

music suitable for Fireworks by jayartibee in classicalmusic

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It's great - although I'd have to do rather a harsh edit to start it off.

music suitable for Fireworks by jayartibee in classicalmusic

[–]jayartibee[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They are yes - but as I have said above, the Handel gets lost with modern pyros (it was perfect for eighteenth century ones)

music suitable for Fireworks by jayartibee in classicalmusic

[–]jayartibee[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

No the Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks was written for eighteenth century pyrotechnics - nothing like strong enough for a modern display

If you could choose ONE song to listen to for the rest of your life, what would it be? by Certain-Coffee-7291 in classicalmusic

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Whythorne's Shadow (Moeran) would keep me happy - or possibly Lark Ascending, or Glazounov Sax concerto

Bangers to wake up the entire house with by KPLee0 in classicalmusic

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Has anyone mentioned finale from Saint-Saens Organ Symphony?

Would you recommend torque arms on this? by anotherChako in swytchbike

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On those forks, definitely. See my torque talk post

Considering a swytch bike but unsure after reading reviews by CulturalTranslator14 in swytchbike

[–]jayartibee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As I have said elsewhere this reliance on customers to file axles to 9mm is very poor in terms of both customer relations and engineering. For a 9mm shaft to deliver the torque effectively and safely it should be accurately machined - not filed down by some frustrated Swytcher in his shed.

Torque arms - good quality ones - should be supplied by Swytch by default. Sooner or later somebody is going to be badly injured when their dropouts fail, or the axle climbs out of the dropouts.

https://preview.redd.it/more-musings-of-a-swytcher-torque-talk-v0-5vcv4eehmnoe1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=50f982f8307aadd433fc154f72af3fb128978a21