Martin

Have you tried using the jack input to record anything? Maybe plug it into the headphone output of your amp, if it has one.

The badge on the converted car is from an Austin

But sung by an American singer

Quite an old one now!

There was a reasonable list on the old Nottingham Victoria website by Tim Overton. There is a snapshot on the wayback machine (https://web.archive.org/) under https://timothyplatypus.tripod.com/NottinghamVictoria/GWRclasslist.html Martin

Yes!

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-omicron-daily-overview Martin

Interesting article here on Lockheed's ideas to convert a 1011 to run on hydrogen https://www.researchgate.net/publication/26520570_The_phoenix_project_Shifting_to_a_solar_hydrogen_economy_by_2020#pf9

What's coming out of the exhaust pipe looks a lot like steam to me!

Where are the elephants?

LPG (a mix of propane & butane) is around 14kWh/litre. Natural gas (mostly methane) is around 10.5kWh/cubic metre. According to the numbers I found on the internet. Hope that helps Martin

Plenty of oxygen at the height airliners fly. After all, conventional jet fuel needs oxygen to burn.

It depends on the certification period for the meter - list is here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/857025/Schedule_4_-_7th_January_2020.pdf There should be a sticker on the meter to show when it was installed Martin

I don't think I would vote for any party that thought door-to-door canvassing was a good idea at the moment.

Hoodie?

God knows what it was like before he tidied up!

Machine guns or rocket launchers behind those four covers on the front?

img439.pdf The instructions I mentioned above are attached (I hope!) good luck Martin

There used to be a guide for this on the forum, but I fear it may have been a previous incarnation.. It was posted by Trains4U on 18th March 2008. I may be able to find and scan a copy if it can't be found elsewhere. Martin

I tried to fit a Lenz Silver Direct, but it fouled the body fixing posts. Will try a Zimo MX634, hope I have more luck. I think (hope) it is short enough to fit in the slot. Martin

There are some new photos of the station on the Wheatley Village archive website, including the first one I have ever seen of the station building from the North. On the archive search page, type 424 in the words box. Martin

Watching some contemporary dance, to music by Patti Smith, Erik Satie and David Bowie. Weirdly interesting - interestingly weird. Bowie fans start at 34:00 https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0b2m5g8/michael-clarks-to-a-simple-rock-n-roll-song

Some lights with a bicycle box have a bikes only green light that comes on a few seconds before the main one

Hi Ed There are some pictures of Wheatley Station in "Branch Lines to princes Risborough" - Mitchell & Smith, and in " History of the Railways of Oxfordshire:Part 2" - Simpson. I assume you have seen "A Little Book About Wheatley Station" by Robert Avery of Longside, whose grandfather started the timber yard by the station. I have a copy of a magazine article about Horspath Halt (extracted by another RMWeb member) that has some quite detailed plans. If you are interested, I am just up the road - so send a PM regards Martin

I love the reviews for this one Wheatley Lockup