Frolic 13 (2015)
Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
I'm getting very used to a call from tracker every time I get off the ferry/chunnel
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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
neil wrote:I'm getting very used to a call from tracker every time I get off the ferry/chunnel
Yes they phone you immediately if it moves unexpectedly (not under it's own steam) or battery disconnect. They are not too happy if you don't phone them in advance.
It's a minor inconvenience on the boat, less so if you're upside down covered in petrol and decide it would be a good idea to pull the emergency battery disconnect...then your phone rings....

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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Frolic progress update. Now in Harlow, brilliant run down A1 etc from Penrith. No queues. Stretched the Evora to a 374 mile range. Had 40 miles remaining so 400 was on...if I'd had the nerve. Does that make it an Evora 400?!
37.7mpg for this leg. And peak of 40.4 was indicated before I hit the Harlow rush hour slog. Incredible. I wasn't sparing the horses either. Maybe the weight saving from leaving the engine cover at home, in Craig's advice
Working in London tomorrow, then Walshy day Friday. Not long to go...
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37.7mpg for this leg. And peak of 40.4 was indicated before I hit the Harlow rush hour slog. Incredible. I wasn't sparing the horses either. Maybe the weight saving from leaving the engine cover at home, in Craig's advice

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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Where do I remember seeing someone taking a photocopy of the drivers license to france but the blew it up on to 4 pieces of A3 taped together. Copper pulls him and he hands it over. Car behind videos the copper opening a broadsheet style U.K. paper license. Childish but awesome.
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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Thats impressive Campbell, never got near that with my one, cr box is perhaps not a great upgrade.campbell wrote:Frolic progress update. Now in Harlow, brilliant run down A1 etc from Penrith. No queues. Stretched the Evora to a 374 mile range. Had 40 miles remaining so 400 was on...if I'd had the nerve. Does that make it an Evora 400?!
37.7mpg for this leg. And peak of 40.4 was indicated before I hit the Harlow rush hour slog. Incredible. I wasn't sparing the horses either. Maybe the weight saving from leaving the engine cover at home, in Craig's advice![]()
Working in London tomorrow, then Walshy day Friday. Not long to go...
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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Have a great time on the Walshy day Campbell. 

Frolic 13 (2015)
I think all I have left to do is pack the car which shouldn't take long seeing as I don't have a boot!
Even had time to fit a amp and sub in the footwell lol
See you at the bar!
Even had time to fit a amp and sub in the footwell lol
See you at the bar!
alicrozier wrote:As Robin said, need to be comfortable and confident to push right up to the limit - sometimes you only find the limit by going beyond it...
(that's why I think Mike will do fine, that and his lack of imagination).![]()
Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
I doubt you have much space at all after that install, Mike. I guess we'll hear you thumping along before we see you!
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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Looking at how the figure changes as you drive, I reckon the Toyota ECU cruise mode is highly efficient. Coupled with cruise control, it's a winner.Stu160 wrote: Thats impressive Campbell, never got near that with my one, cr box is perhaps not a great upgrade.
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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Bon voyage Team Zandy 

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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
+1campbell wrote:Bon voyage Team Zandy
No early escape for me

See you in the bar Sunday evening

cheers
George
Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Safe trip George.
I'm impressed to say that all of Team Walshy is safely present here in Essex. Even Les, whose vintage S1 has survived its rebuild and shakedown admirably
I'm impressed to say that all of Team Walshy is safely present here in Essex. Even Les, whose vintage S1 has survived its rebuild and shakedown admirably

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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Safe trip guys.
FYI,just read on another site that Dutch immigration are breathlysing drivers coming off the ferries...not sure if this is internet scare-mongering but thought it best to mention it.......new one to me!!
FYI,just read on another site that Dutch immigration are breathlysing drivers coming off the ferries...not sure if this is internet scare-mongering but thought it best to mention it.......new one to me!!
Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
Right.. Thrown stuff in a bag. Grabbed a handful of spanners I won't use and are probably the wrong size. Added tat to the car.
Think I'm ready!!
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Re: Frolic 13 (2015)
I'm packing in the morning and will see you in France tomorrow night. 
