Best Automotive You Tube Channel EVER

**HenryDorsetCase** · 3rd May 2023, 13:14

Originally Posted by pritch

There are people with good skills and the opportunity to display them on YouTube. I came across a Brit guy restoring a French chateau destroyed by fire in the 1980s. Basically there are only walls and ground floors remaining, almost all woodwork: stairs, upper floors, and roof, all gone. There are other similar projects but one is enough thanks.

I'm susceptible though and will check out the Tally Ho rebuild. Winter is coming, the weather will likely ensure viewing time.

I was so impressed by it I am now a patron!

**HenryDorsetCase** · 3rd May 2023, 13:15

Originally Posted by pete376403

I was completely (April) fooled. (The Tally Ho front door)

I was sort of skeptical but what fooled me was the very last shot of the chainsaw going through the hull planking......

**sugilite:Me** · 5th May 2023, 04:36

Maybe this 12 rotor rotary motor is the engine upgrade Binky needs to overcome all the weight of those brackets?

https://www.motor1.com/news/665200/h...inition-crazy/

**F5 Dave** · 17th May 2023, 18:44

Well this is a bit silly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2yTRtwXt-s

**husaberg** · 2nd July 2024, 21:46

Binky has clocked over 10 years its' now over a year since the last update.

**Kickaha** · 27th October 2024, 17:40

Originally Posted by husaberg

Binky has clocked over 10 years its' now over a year since the last update.

It's arrived

**pritch** · 27th October 2024, 19:58

Thank you.

**husaberg** · 27th October 2024, 21:05

O for awesome

**pete376403** · 28th October 2024, 06:57

Making your own PCB is doing things the hard way, places such as PCBway can prototype them very quickly and relatively cheaply

**F5 Dave** · 28th October 2024, 08:19

Or they could have just current limited the too bright LEDs rather than turned the voltage down. A bit of trial and error, use the original guages and be done in a single evening.
Then get on to getting it to run properly.

**Laava** · 28th October 2024, 12:56

Originally Posted by F5 Dave

Or they could have just current limited the too bright LEDs rather than turned the voltage down. A bit of trial and error, use the original guages and be done in a single evening.
Then get on to getting it to run properly.

Where's the fun in that! Anyway, i loved the little Ooh, when he successfully slid the plug base over all the tail ends and it slotted in nicely. He didn't say, and I know he was thinking it, "suits you!"