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I'm guessing Fungus originally edited his post before anyone had replied. :?: Some saw what was there first. Some saw the edit. Then a link was posted to go directly to the plane ... er, and then confusion reigned. (I confess I do regularly correct my posts, yes really! :) , up to the point someone ...

Mr Cholmondeley-Warner wrote:I couldn't actually see a plane in the first one. Maybe the imagery is updated - or served up from different servers depending on where you search from...

Glad it wasn't just me. I even cleaned my glasses!

fungus wrote:Just like the one I posted on the A35 just East of Dorchester. Damned dangerous.

Nigel

That one is very narrow! Hardly worth the paint.

This is what a lot of slip roads are like in Suffolk. Not a car wide and VERY short!

https://goo.gl/maps/BsvvbnA2mSy

https://goo.gl/maps/Fu2jVrXLeMD2

I use the forum in Chrome on my mobile. Works fine with the adaptive code used.

What issues are you having on your mobile.?

I agree with Alasdair about Tapatalk. Also adding any plugins to the forum increases support work and may add problems.

Welcome on board.

I see.

I have to click 10 times to increment 10mph (but I just do them quickly). In my old car you could hold the button and the cruise control would wind up/down.

Yes, and?

Luckily we don't have any motorways near us, but even on dual carriageways when riding at an indicated 70 you are often the slowest thing around and need very good awareness of what is going on behind you.

I expect each car is different. Mine seems pretty smooth. You can also hit cancel for full 'in gear' deceleration and resume to pick up speed again. You can only use the cruise control in 'vanilla' mode, sport doesn't allow its use, so it doesn't do any manic acceleration when pressing the resume bu...

I think it is a good idea but I'm sure the instructors will feel very vulnerable. Especially if sticking rigorously to the displayed speed on the dash.