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Have a great time John and post us the good bits

Clive I bow to your superior expertise as far as boat building is concerned but as far as I understand Barry deal is deal and pine, with a higher sap content, is pine and probably more resistant to water ingress, maybe wrong and oppologies if I am.

Shame on you Clive, Deal is cheaper and will do the same job as Iroko or Mahog. cheaper maybe but ...............

What great pics Mark, I'm always on the lookout for the little bu...ers and when I do see them my finger-eye-brain co-ordination is feeling the effect of my advanced years These are definately on par with Paul's as I'm sure he would agree.

Some nice shots Jonny keep on a clicking

Here you go Dan , Clive wont be able to resist but they do get well fed around Wroxham

Had a trip round to Sutton to fuel up for the year (£0.90p at Robs at the moment) and overtook these hitching a lift

My ones longer than your one Paul

Hope you havn't claimed expenses for that first one with the duck in it

you are all correct but to make it worse it was on a mates boat but all sorted now phew

Thanks again John, got me out of a mess lol, I think I have sussed the wireing ok so will have a go tomorrow

Thanks John, what a minefield

2 pics of the rear of a lucas ignition switch can anybody help me out with which cables go on each terminal . Terminals are only numbered. Please dont ask why I want to know I feel stupid enough as it is

They do appear to have telescopic necks when just sitting, where does it go to

Mark I may be over simplyfying things but try http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html

My sig . is a 360 as those on the Norwich walk know. It is a shot of the cloisters with me in the middle of the green with tripod (borrowed from Mark ) and I took 12 shots with plenty of overlap, used auto stitch and cropped and resized to suit forum parameters. Only thing bit of an idiot as didn't pay attention to spire, this could have been added if I had

Hi Mark, good to see you and yours the other day at Ranworth and I meant to ask you how you was getting on with the new kit but as you know we were in a bit of a rush so forgot but as you say I too will be waiting for Simonds reply as I have not used the facility on mine either because up to now I couldn't see any advantage

Keep at it Jonny you'll soon get the bug

Jill, on the back screen and on the rh side you should have AWB in a box, this is auto white balance set if this is not visible , just off the side of the screen is a button marked WB just press this and it will bring up a list of settings for you to chose. If you have the wrong setting this may be giving you the yellow tinge. Dont forget to press the SET button after you have highlighted the chosen setting

Nice pics Simon and good to see you back in the swing of things

You been out and about practicing Jill, keep em coming

Well for a nurse she dont do half bad as a model

Julz, Mark suggested this one to Jonny in another thread and I would think it might be ideal as it looks proffesional and good spec. http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/store ... ms=s1000fd

Hi Simon , please give susan my congrats. as well and if I ever am admitted to N&N I will insist it's on her watch

Jonny you know my feelings and I think Simon has got it spot on and I also think that a good p&s is the way to go. Your battery issues probably stem from an old worn out battery that needs replaceing anyway, rechargables all wear out eventually.