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Top man ^^ well, whatever doesn't fit in the boot of the 5-touring, we may need to rely on you :-)
No worries... we may need to figure out a solution that works around my hectic travel and family life, but like you, I just want to get on with my project, so if I can help someone else move on...
Hi All,
I'm working on putting a Honda K20 engine into my Ph1 172 chassis. The engine is in, but I'm working on the wiring loom. Currently I'm trying to convert the Honda RPM and speedo pulse to something I can use with the OEM Renault clocks. Does anyone happen to know the pulse rates for...
No, don't worry about the '/32', a '/32' is a total mask, but to simplify, it's used to represent a single IP address, e.g. the IP address of your client on the VPN.
I assume, 192.168.1.101 is your IP address on the remote network? How have you set this?
Your router should be able to route...
Yes, it's exactly because the networks are the same subnet. In the most basic sense, your computer has a 'routing table', i.e. 'which device do I use to connect to a given network'. When you connect to a VPN, your computer creates a VPN interface and sets up a route so that all traffic to the...
Just a quick follow up on this, do you need to use sealant on the crank case cover too? There's a gasket in my kit, but want to make sure I'm not going to miss anything :-)
I've got BT Infinity, highly recommend it. You have to have a phone line, but doesn't mean you have to plug a phone into it! If Infinity is not in your area then you're stuck with ADSL.
If you're not in a cable area, you don't have much other choice. Tethering, whilst it may work, will likely...