Marmite!!

Noted, and booked.

 

See you there Rob... :-)

Someone sometime ago posted a link to a website for classic car parts, I am looking for the wiring connectors to build my loom with, can anyone help and remember what the website was please :cry:

 

That's what I was trying to say the other day about good links being lost, if we had a links section on here they could be added as we went along..

I'm up for it too...

Hi

The truck is INTERNATINAL M-4-2 1 TON . Not a M5 11/2 ton . When we take all the jeep parts out of back and replace the cab with an open one that we have .It will be com pleat and all their .And wont be long before it is at a show ( next year i hope ? ) We hope to make this one into a rocket launcher . And the one we have had for a time into personnel carrier TONY

 

Posted on behalf of Tony, quality a bit poor as they are off a vid clip...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTUG4VjJZrY

In the Fox on the bridge going in to America's Field at Beltring... :roll:

If that was so why does it have similar features that are on the missile? (I hate say it but you are getting warm)

Testing the firing system..

This topic has been moved to MV ChatterMV Chatter.

 

http://www.hmvf.co.uk/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=49&topic=2381.0

Mark,

I would of thought the link should of stayed in the Commercial Sales section or can we have a links section on the Forum instead of the main page?? trouble is that people post good links but they get lost in massive threads which suddenly go off topic..

This may be of help to some..

http://www.comptons2000.co.uk/index.htm

Strangely, just yesterday as I gave our Industrial Trainee a lift home, I mentioned items that were planned but we never saw.

Navaid: a gyroscopic positioning system designed to fit in a small space in the Scorpion engine compartment.

Radiac mast: a small mast to be mounted on the top centre fitting of a Scorpion turret.

 

Are you telling me that Radiac masts ever actually existed then?!?

 

Yep, I've got one for the Fox...

Looks like some sort of post rammer :roll:

Lee (SafariSwing) is your man for this I reckon!! :-) :-)

 

Nope, haven't had to touch mine.... wouldn't of thought you would get a severe wobble though but probably completely wrong..

Part of a RADIAC mast??

Sensor for a perimeter alarm system.. I believe the main box can count how many times the beam has been broken..

Take a look here http://www.landrover.ee/est/varia/downloads/cars.htm for manuals, all in PDF Format.

Posted on behalf of Tony Corbin...

Arrived Friday, Which one do I start on first??

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Water Displacement, 40th attempt & nothing to do with War Department...

Yeah I know but my gut feeling tells me it's not a virus. It's something on the server that tries to do something that AVG / Norton thinks it's a virus.

 

 

Just got it again.. strange :roll:

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The one I keep getting is called "DOWNLOADER" http://www.symantec.com/enterprise/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2002-101518-4323-99

Yep there's been a few of us that keep getting it.. see Problem with front page thread

Yes they did and this is why we are having this problem, we will be on the case as soon as Joris gets out of bed :argh:

I can't see how changing the nameservers will eradicate the virus from the system??

Did they say anything about the virus??... got it 3 times this morning already.. :-(

Would we be having this discussion if it were German prisoners being shot??

The video has been viewed 2,361 times with only one negative comment..

I think it's about time Neil "ArtistsRifles" had a look at this one, he's the IT whiz kid on the Forum :-)

I got that one yesterday on this site.. it's also happening on the WW2 Forum http://wwiireenacting.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23204&highlight=virus

 

Norton detected the virus again this morning.. details of the "Downloader" Trojan can be found here..

http://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2002-101518-4323-99&tabid=1