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That journey back was a night mare, a relief of a different kind was in order when I got out of the traffic.RobTwin wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 24 8:23 am Good to meet up with the regulars again last night
Gave the Satellite another shakedown run as it was a nice evening. All went well despite the A1(M) being closed on the way home, which meant for the first time we got to properly test the leccy fan that Stu fitted last year. 30 mins of stationary and occasionally walking pace traffic and the stock gauge managed to stay in the middle of 'normal'. Without it, I'm sure the needle would have been nudging the H side of the gauge
So that was a relief
MattH wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 24 9:54 amThat journey back was a night mare, a relief of a different kind was in order when I got out of the traffic.RobTwin wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 24 8:23 am Good to meet up with the regulars again last night
Gave the Satellite another shakedown run as it was a nice evening. All went well despite the A1(M) being closed on the way home, which meant for the first time we got to properly test the leccy fan that Stu fitted last year. 30 mins of stationary and occasionally walking pace traffic and the stock gauge managed to stay in the middle of 'normal'. Without it, I'm sure the needle would have been nudging the H side of the gauge
So that was a relief
I was even starting to hunt in the car for an empty bottle!
I thought I'd be fine, its only 25 minutes home!!RobTwin wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 24 11:29 amMattH wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 24 9:54 amThat journey back was a night mare, a relief of a different kind was in order when I got out of the traffic.RobTwin wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 24 8:23 am Good to meet up with the regulars again last night
Gave the Satellite another shakedown run as it was a nice evening. All went well despite the A1(M) being closed on the way home, which meant for the first time we got to properly test the leccy fan that Stu fitted last year. 30 mins of stationary and occasionally walking pace traffic and the stock gauge managed to stay in the middle of 'normal'. Without it, I'm sure the needle would have been nudging the H side of the gauge
So that was a relief
I was even starting to hunt in the car for an empty bottle!
I was pleased I went just before we left the pub but was pretty desperate by the time I got home 1½ hours later!