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I suppose they're all much of a muchness at that price, until you get up to the 9 ink A3 pro printers. I just wish they'd make a dedicated photo printer at a reasonable price without all the other extraneous stuff they add on which I dont need.

Thank you for your valued contribution there

Can anyone recommend a good A4 photo printer up to around £300 I've been looking at Epson Expression or a Canon Pixma with 6 inks but there's so many variations. Don't need scan, copy, fax, just a quality print job....

Its the ghost of Mr Zedley comin' to haunt ya !

With the advent of smartphones, devices and social media, there's been an explosion of pic taking....no harm in that. As long as they're not trying to sell you prints there's no problem. I don't think it prevents talented photographers being taken seriously as a pro shot will always stand out against the dross, as they rely on this expertise to sell their work. A crap shot will always look crap whatever!

Ha bloody ha!

YOU, SIR, ARE A WINNER!!!!! IT LIVES...IT LIVES!!! The old turn it off and on again trick, who'd have thought. Only difference being that you have to remove the lead first. That is bizarre, could so easily have ended up on the scrap heap. Many thanks to everyone who tried to help with different suggestions and so on, it really is appreciated, and a no cost win for a change! The Missus said "why are you asking on a car forum?"....... there you have your answer! Massive to everyone. Glad I could be of help!! Brilliant!!

One of our PC's is an HP Compaq which died after the storms last week. I was convinced it was the PSU as there was no voltage readings coming from it I linked the pins to kickstart it.....nothing! Anyhow, went online to HP troubleshooting and turns out it was just an on/off switch reset??? Basically, pull the mains lead off the back and wait 10 seconds, then press the on/off button once on top of the unit. Plug mains lead back in and it worked. Doesn't sound much but you might like to try this first

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Thanks Will, I've passed this info onto the rest of my family for their perusal. I'm still trying to get me ' ead 'round Corry & Eastenders!!

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Hi and welcome .....looks great...enjoy yeerself !!!

Similar situation to where I live...a double 90 bend, catches people out, especially on dark winter nights. As the farmer next door was stabbed assisting someone who had "broken down" I now investigate any "offs" with either a large crowbar or an axe hanging off the back of my belt!

Upload pic into photobucket then click on "IMG" link Then paste link on here..

Looks like Newport after its been nuked! :plane:

You do live here though.. That's the middle of nowhere fyi. GM look at my location......forest!! Where's the trees??? Thats my place on the left!

Only ever spotted 2 in the UK, over the last 12 months!

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Good luck for tomorrow..look forward to seeing the pics and vid. Enjoyed a day up at Phil Price Rally School at Knighton Powys, just across the border for you. Its £300 a day though....ok for special occasions maybe!

Its a Jap trend actually, borne of Bosokuzu - its called Oni-kyan, or "Demon Camber" and is more popular than you think. That second one easily wins most stretched tyre ever as well I personally think its a bit jank, it considerably reduces tyre contact so brakes and handling are reduced and its not as if it looks good .......... each to their own though That's OK then! I must of been thinking of the american lowriders which kicked off in the 1950's

Hi and welcome to the forum If you would like to do a few track days in your zed, then I would advise fitting a baffled sump before you do so. A few of our members have suffered from oil starvation on those long fast bends with the standard sump setup, resulting in engine failure. Jus sayin!! .......enjoy!

Was anyone crossing the zebra when they decided to park up?

There's enough yankee trends over here already without adding to them!

Nice job.....love the Sonax BSD....brilliant!