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I have also had quite a few of those notifications recently. I checked the failed login attempts on my MS account and there are lots of them from all over the world. I didn't know I was so popular 🙂 If only these people put their time and efforts to productive work the world would be such a better place. Microsoft added to authenticator app. Thanks for the tip.

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FYI (although probably not much use to you) 3x100x1000mm is €25.89 for 10 sheets here in France...so quite a bit less expensive. The 6mm is also a bit cheaper at €3.50 for eco or €4.10 for 'prestige' per sheet. Still, quite a bit more than what I used to pay 20 odd years ago!

You get the same request if something is lost in the post 🙂 I guess it is just what is written on the customer service procedure sheet.

Yes... ok but...... a copy centre copying your plan is not them contravening copyright for personal use, it is a business transaction. ( perhaps the easiest way of looking at that is the copy shop have no idea, or control over, what you do with the plan after they have copied it). So you are not breaking the law by copying the plan but perhaps the copy shop is. You might think that is nit-picking but the law is pretty hot on details. Funnily enough I have just 'copied, a plan I intend to build from, I took a mobile phone photo of the plan at max resolution and imported that into LibreCad to trace around the outlines of the components. Once the profiles have been made I import the saved dxf into Vectric Aspire where the part is scaled against a ruler measurement taken off the plan...easy peasy... and just me copying a plan for personal use only.

I am reminded of a wise proverb... " He who dies with the most engines wins!"......or was it "He who dies with the most models wins?".... either way, you are a contender David! 🙂

I wonder if we will still be thinking this in a years time when the politicians have finished screwing global trade up? From my point of view, there does seem to be quite a few I.C. bargains in the secondhand market these days..... not everyone mind, some sellers seem to think the engines are made of gold! Nothing quite like counteracting the neighbours yapping dogs with a .40 screaming its nuts off 🙂

<windows> You ought to look for the SD card in the disk manager - type diskmgmt in the search bar. Look for the card, it might not have a letter assigned, if it is discovered and does not have a letter assigned then right click in the body of the drive and choose change drive letter and paths and then select a letter......

Why? If you are (or were) into DiY radio gear you might be interested in taking a wander through https://mode-zero.uk/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=844 There are many examples of Phil's encoder tied to an Arduino board working today....

If you want to speak with Ben I think you will need an ouija board - I believe he died some time ago. His son is still apparently running the business though and they have a web site at https://www.benbucklevintage.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1

Usually these problems are caused by the throttle setting on the Tx not being low enough at switch-on. Can you increase throttle throw in the Tx programming to perhaps110%? (and ensure minimum trim at switch on) Could you try the ESC on a servo tester with a visual display of the timings? like this . so you can see (if it works) the point at which the esc thinks the throttle is set to idle. I doubt you have smoked the ESC, you don't normally want two different supplies to anything electronic but as they should both be pretty much the same value there is only a very small chance damage will occur.

How many minutes?......a few gazillion? 🙂

No... can't help as not built one but Pichler is a large German manufacturer and they do claim 'product responsibility' on their web site. https://pichler.de/?suche=fokker&seite=2 and https://pichler.de/?jtl_token=ae8e56e5b22173e7f365c87ded0974e0401e97cda2321bb738296186c4a4a928&sp_additional_mail=&suchausdruck=Albatros

Where is the fun in that though Phil? Considering the microwave was pumping out 800watts and the scanner showed only a very low signal (sort off) I don't think the shielding was doing a bad job... about the same as standing in front of your wifi router or having your mobile pressed up against the side of you head for hours at a time ( not that anybody on this illustrious forum would be doing such a thing!)🙂

The replacement part wasn't a 1:6th scale vickers was it? 🙂

Thats funny.. I posted a link to a short youtube video I made of my microwave leaking but it doesn't appear to be showing up here yet 10 views have been made???? Where did I post it I wonder? Here is the link youtube video

Very curious! Have you tried a different 9v battery?. Is it a primary 9v sort ie a duracell or similar or is it one of these li-ion 9v batteries? Perhaps, if it is one of the li-ion types, you have one which is actually 7.4v dressed up as a 9v with a dodgy boost regulator that is electrically noisy. 🤷‍♂️ I think the microwaves magnetron operates on 2.4GHz......

Electric Screwdriver, 22000 RPM 😵 Glad you got it fixed.

.........calling doctor...BEEP.... to the ...BEEP... stat! (the other side of the encounter!)

This popped up in my Youtube feed today. I'm sure some will find it interesting as a historical record of the crucial developments in radio signals during a dark period of history.

! reckon you will find a bog standard mabuchi 540 inside.....cheap as chips. If you decide to replace rather than repair I can recommend the Parkside one although it is a bit bigger than the minicraft one but the table is inclinable and it has speed control.

For me today it has manifested itself for the first time as slow to load pictures. The text normally appears instantly but the images take 5 -10 seconds. Just once had the 'server down' message, and just now a - 500 Internal Server Error nginx

I'm afraid I have a much lower opinion of the importance of 'security updates' than most seem to. Are we really living in a virtual world where there are teams of Russian hackers queuing up to steal your machine uptime to mine bitcoin? I don't think so. In my opinion your Windows 10 installation will be perfectly useable for years to come, in just the same way that there are still lots of Win7 users out there. I would just keep passwords off the internal HDD ( keep them on a flash drive) and let Windows defender do its thing (or in your case BT/EE.) TPM2 is short for Trusted Platform Module and is an encryption standard for your computers boot sector firmware, its mission is to protect the boot process to prevent a malicious piece of software called a 'rootkit' from being installed during boot. Secure boot is just the option in your machines bios to enable TPM. The processor not being supported is just Microsoft trying to increase its potential user base. Wasn't there recently an announcement about Microsoft relaxing its TPM requirement for Win11?