Think I have a spare set somewhere ...need to check send me a email

Still purty after all these years, Paul.

Hope you're keeping well, mate!

Cheers Mike yeah I'm doing ok thanks ...Janes finally just parted with the SV ,shame but she never used it anymore.
hope your well 

I had a quick look at their site and all their cans are oval, whereas I want round and small diameter with a big outlet. Using the blueflame link pipe could mean the can I choose will not run nice and close to the bodywork like yours and Smurfbuds, but certainly an option

hey Robbo
not sure if they still do or not but they used to make them to your spec/length/size might be worth giving them a call...just a thought .

very nice indeed R1FSR

cheers Downey

i just added some of these as the ones I have on already are useless in daylight .

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281357019075?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var=580389125936&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

very bright they are

Help needed 
 this has happened before but cant remember what I did to fix it.
 every time I turn off ignition the clock/time resets itself to 1.00, (fzs1000)
 any help would be great

cheers

Sack he twunt

just seen this thread...may have this for sale ...as new inc case 72 jap strat ltd edt 





sorry bout big ass pics

Some sound sleep science there mr R1....made me a little sleepy but im hanging on there.


But am i just tripping here or does sleep apnea only happen to people that sleep?


Or can you have awake apnea whereby you suddenly go from a state of being awake and in the middle of a complex task, in the middle of the afternoon after a few coffees.......to suddenly collapsing into a state of unconsciousness???...not talking diabetes.....or visiting the inlaws.

(awake apnea) ...not as such ...BUT sleep apnea does have a knock on effect ...you can 'x' amount of 'apneas' every hour when asleep without realising it ...wich in turn makes you tired during the day.


complete pauses (apneas) in breathing that last at least 10 seconds during sleep. Most pauses last between 10 and 30 seconds, but some may persist for one minute or longer. This can lead to abrupt reductions in blood oxygen saturation, with oxygen levels falling as much as 40 percent or more in severe cases.
The brain responds to the lack of oxygen by alerting the body, causing a brief arousal from sleep that restores normal breathing. This pattern can occur hundreds of times in one night. The result is a fragmented quality of sleep that often produces an excessive level of daytime sleepiness.
Most people with OSA snore loudly and frequently, with periods of silence when airflow is reduced or blocked. They then make choking, snorting or gasping sounds when their airway reopens.

Mild OSA: AHI of 5-15
Involuntary sleepiness during activities that require little attention, such as watching TV or reading

Moderate OSA: AHI of 15-30
Involuntary sleepiness during activities that require some attention, such as meetings or presentations

Severe OSA: AHI of more than 30
Involuntary sleepiness during activities that require more active attention, such as talking or driving
Risk groups

People who are overweight (Body Mass Index of 25 to 29.9) and obese (Body Mass Index of 30 and above)

Men and women with large neck sizes: 17 inches or more for men, 16 inches or more for women

Middle-aged and older men, and post-menopausal women

there is a lot more to it than the above ..that's just a basic breakdown.

There are two Types of Sleep Apnea 

Why should airflow into the lungs drop during sleep?
There are two main causes. These causes define the two major types of sleep apnea:


Type of Sleep Apnea



Obstructive Sleep Apnea....... Airflow is blocked.......Air cannot enter lungs properly.
caused by weight , tonsil ,jaw issues ...this is the most common.


Central Sleep apnea... your breath is reduced wich can cause Heart failure. problem lies within brain for this one.


A person with sleep apnea usually has one of the two types predominate. A third type of sleep apnea is "mixed sleep apnea" -- a combination of obstructive and central.

When people talk about "sleep apnea," they usually mean obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). OSA is more common in the general population than central sleep apnea.

Snoring is related to OSA. About 70% of people with OSA will snore. About 25% of people who snore have OSA


ever nodded off and woke with a gasp/snort/fart then nodded back off ..well that's your brain telling you, you stopped
breathing and there is something wrong ..wake up quick ....we probably all done it.

if you do it quite often go to the docs get it checked out .

black and white terms is you stop breathing when your asleep and your brain wakes you up before you pop off.


also when/if you get diagnosed with SA you get advised to inform the DVLA by the hospital/doctors ...wich is down to you to do...in turn you will lose your licence for a year depending what you drive could be more if you drive wagons/trucks(4 yrs if I recall)

I did the same with mine many months ago but I used the original screen I had as a template .
its slightly taller the 'fighter screen but shorter than the standard.
P.S Just got another blue screen from hong kong £13 delivered ..bargain.

had a mottobatt on mine for the last 4 yrs ... starts first time everytime....cant fault it....
not sure about the terminals tho ..def get another when this gives up 

is it possible have a white face with the fazer logo on it like the one below  ?

http://www.itv.com/news/update/2014-06-09/rik-mayall-dies-spokesman-confirms/

sad news indeed ..... comedy legend

RIP

https://tinyurl.com/oltsbp8