Date: 13-08-2017

Surrey: Brooklands Reunion

Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, Surrey
Great event remembering the race meetings of old, held each year at the Brooklands Museum.
Pre WWII cars, motorcycles and bicycles are invited to park inside the museum (Via the Campbell gate, no need to pre-register) re enacting the scenes at Brooklands in the pre war years.
Pre-registered cars will be in action climbing the test hill, parading the Mercedes Benz World track, and the highlight of the day, the re enacting of race starts up the start finish straight and onto the banking.
This year the museum will be unveiling the full size working replica of the original 12 metre tall score board.
For more details directions and pricing see the Brooklands Museum website HERE

I am pleased with my Austin Led sign (my Avitar) just collected today.
It is destined for the garage as the living room was deemed not suitable.
Anyone who might be interested contact Ian Hoole <wypwa7@gmail.com>

love the new Forum

Date: 13-08-2017

[size=large]Surrey: Brooklands Reunion[/size]

Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, Surrey
Great event remembering the race meetings of old, held each year at the Brooklands Museum.
Pre WWII cars, motorcycles and bicycles are invited to park inside the museum (Via the Campbell gate, no need to pre-register) re enacting the scenes at Brooklands in the pre war years.
Pre-registered cars will be in action climbing the test hill, parading the Mercedes Benz World track, and the highlight of the day, the re enacting of race starts up the start finish straight and onto the banking.
This year the museum will be unveiling the full size working replica of the original 12 metre tall score board.
For more details directions and pricing see the Brooklands Museum website [url=https://www.brooklandsmuseum.com/whats-on/brooklands-reunion]HERE[/url]

Date: 13-08-2017

[size=large]Surrey: Brooklands Reunion 10AM-5PM[/size]

Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, Surrey
Great event remembering the race meetings of old, held each year at the Brooklands Museum.
Pre WWII cars, motorcycles and bicycles are invited to park inside the museum (Via the Campbell gate, no need to pre-register) re enacting the scenes at Brooklands in the pre war years.
Pre-registered cars will be in action climbing the test hill, parading the Mercedes Benz World track, and the highlight of the day, the re enacting of race starts up the start finish straight and onto the banking.
This year the museum will be unveiling the full size working replica of the original 12 metre tall score board.
For more details directions and pricing see the Brooklands Museum website [url=https://www.brooklandsmuseum.com/whats-on/brooklands-reunion]HERE[/url]

Welcome to the events sub forum, a place to discuss upcoming and past events.

You can now post events, in either this forum, or the calendar. Either option will now give you the event post options for dates, and create a linked thread in BOTH the calendar, and this forum. We would recommend checking the calendar before posting an event, to make sure someone hasn't beaten you to in.

You can use the calendar to browse events by date. Clicking an event in the calendar brings you to the corresponding thread in this forum so that you can reply.

Below is a guide to help you in creating, and editing events.

-Title
You may choose to add the location of the event to your title for easy identification.
The forum will automatically add the date you have chosen for your event to the end of the event title in the forum, so no need to type it yourself.

-Details
The Date and the Title of the event will appear at the top of the event post, so keep the details to a description of the event.
A few things you may want to include in the Event Details...
-Address
-Time
-Event website (the chainlink to the right of the envelope at the top of the box)
-Can people bring/enter their car?
-Is everyone welcome or just a specific club?
-Is advance entry compulsory or can you just turn up?
-Entry details

-Single Day (One Off) Events.
Once you have got to the event creation window the standard checkbox for event date will be ticked for 'single day event'.
All you have to do is select the day, month and year, add a title and details, and post.

-Ranged Events
If you want to post an event that continues for 2 or more days, this is easily done.

In the event creation window there is a checkbox 'Ranged or recurring event'. Once checked you will get a new range of boxes.
You can now select the start and finish date, I would strongly recommend ignoring the start and finish time boxes, as it is clearer to add these to the post. This is especially so when the event is only on certain hours each day. Leaving them blank also means that the time zone box can be ignored. 
It is not possible to to have ranged events that also repeat, so make sure the 'repeat' box is set to 'Does not repeat'.

-Repeat Events
If you have a meeting that repeats, there are a number of options for frequency to set this up. 
You post the details once, and the forum populates the calendar for all events in a time period you chose.
In the event creation window, select 'Ranged or recurring event'. 
In this case the start and finish dates set up the time period that the event will continue to repeat in.
In the case that you don't know how long the event will continue, or it is expected to repeat indefinitely, I would ask that you set the finish no more than one year one further on. If you set the year, say 10 years on, the event stops in the first year, and you don't visit the forum, and delete it, people will continue to see the discontinued event until someone reports back to the admin that they tried attending and it wasn't on. If no one reports back, that could be 10 years. If the event is still going strong next year, simply edit the time period for another year on.
The start date must be a date that the event occurs on, but the finish date does not, so you can move the year on one to get the event to repeat for a year, without changing the day or month.
There is a drop down menu below the 'dates' and 'timezones', and this is used to choose the frequency and type of repetition. There are a number of options, though weekly and monthly are probably the best for our usage.

-Edit event
To edit an event you need to visit the Calendar, editing this way will edit both the calendar and the top event post in the event thread.
Click the number of a date that your event occurs (NOT the event title itself), for a repeated event, it can be the date of any of the repeats. 
This will give a list of all events on that day, events that you created will have Edit, and Delete buttons. 
Clicking edit will give you control over all of the options you had when originally starting the event. 
Note that editing one of a repeat event, edits all of the repeats.
A small bug is if you have an '&' symbol in the title or description the forum will add 'amp' after when you hit edit, simply delete the extra before you finish editing.

-Delete Event
If an event you posted is cancelled, then we would ask that you follow the steps above, and edit the title, to begin 'CANCELLED'. In this way there is still a calendar note, and thread, to alert people that the event is no longer going ahead, and for repeat events, any useful posts and photos are retained.
If for whatever reason you do need to delete the event entirely, you can go to the calendar and click the number of a date that the event occurs, bringing up the list of events. This time you can use the delete button to remove the event from the calendar. For repeat events deleting one event will delete all of the repeats in the calendar. Deleting the event from the calendar does not delete the event thread in the forum and again if for whatever you need to delete this go to the thread and on the top event post click delete.

If you experience any difficulties with posting your event, please contact me via PM.

Thank you and Happy Posting

Attached you'll find a picture of the list of threads from the first page of the old forum.
As the old board will disappear on th 18th, we thought, this might come in handy to pick up certain threads in here, if not already done.

It'll take some time to bring the last saved version on line in the archive, because the saved version up now got all the pictures with it.
But photobucket changed its terms and conditions inbetween, so the last save will only have this annoying place holder shown in the related threads.

So we try to implement the posts from May up to August into the previous save, so that pictures are only missing in that little time frame.


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Kind regards

Hi all,
Newbie here. Learning fast.

Lots of problems with carb leaking fuel. Travels 4-5 miles then floods.
Checked previous forum and I have:
 
1. Inspected float. Its perfect. No leaks.
2. Replaced inlet needle valve. Both old and new ones working perfectly.
3. Thoroughly cleaned all jets multiple times.

Travel a few miles - sounds good, then engine floods. Stop and petrol dripping from carb.
I have done this about 10 times. Clean carb by roadside and all works again. I'm quite adept at this now 

Latest thought:

Seems to be something missing from this hole (see pic below). In one technical note that I found online it seems to say that there should be a "Screw over Capacity Well". In another explosion of all the parts, there seems to be 2 bits called "Progression jet and plug".

I don't seem to have anything in there and from experimentation when I drip petrol into that hole it seeps up through the main jet and fills bowl, which all concurs with the diagnosis above.

So my question to the experts here is what do I need to do, get, buy, steal ? 

Many thanks,

Richard



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Just posted by Roly on FB!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tKF7gG1pzM

Good afternoon gentlemen,

I have a few A7 items left over from the rebuild of our Ulster Rep and cannot readily identify. The car started life as a '36 lwb Ruby and I assumed that the pair of seats were from that same saloon, but as the inflatable cushions seem a little too long to sit in the bases, I'm beginning to wonder.

I took these last week. Can anyone shed any light on their parentage please?


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Many thanks chaps.

Best,

Bill

Got one month before she is racing in Angouleme and still lots to do, started running the engine in yesterday and should be driving it by the end of the week.