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cookiemonster

Squire
Location
Hong Kong
First ride of 2022 done. Very quiet outside though. Not complaining but the highlight was following a PLA army truck, as one of my routes pass two PLA bases, and keeping up with them. I got a thumbs up from a few of the troops in the back of the truck, to which I responded with a tongue out, knackered expression. That raised a few laughs with them. ^_^
 
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deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
Morning all, I woke with the urge to get into the 🚗 and drive to the coast. Then I remembered I don't have a red car. Besides, ''woke'' is probably an exaggeration of my current state of mind.
 
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Guest
The folks round here didn't bother with fireworks on Nov 5th, I think they were saving them for New Year's Eve. It was like the blitz earlier (except prettier). I got some free food from my new Romanian neighbours who had a BBQ. They seem very nice but I struggle to understand them sometimes.

Yes, it was like a WW1 artillery barrage round here, it woke me up, I was not impressed.
 
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oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Have chatted with a friend who is good with electrics, and he says my problem with all the lights running dim is either something in the fuse box or a problem with the actual supply. I'm banking that it's the latter. We sometimes get days where the power isn't great out here in the boonies, but this is longer than usual.
Where I live the mains voltage is pretty stable nowadays but I remember some years ago that it could go down as low as 210 volts when it would normally be 240 volts. It was a bit of a nuisance to put it mildly as it interfered with the running of electric motors and did dim the lights.
Your supplier needs to get this sorted as possibly supplying too many properties or perhaps a business with a high demand.
 
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