I had to look that up! Cardiac ablation is a procedure to scar or destroy tissue in your heart that's allowing incorrect electrical signals to cause an abnormal heart rhythm. Diagnostic catheters are threaded through blood vessels to your heart where they are used to map your heart's electrical signals. I hope you're feeling fine and that it works. It sounds like a remap of your fuel pump/ECU! https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/heart-matters-magazine/medical/catheter-ablation
In the cold light of day, fingers crossed they fit. Worst case I’ll keep them for my cafe racer project Very worst case they’ll be readvertised on here and/or eBay
i use these cheapies just as good ? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4x-54mm-...a=0&pg=2047675&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851
Chopping some fire wood whilst listening to the booming artillery rounds up on Feldom ranges. Must be some big stuff as our windows are shaking.
Thinking positive feelings....i reckon youll be good....mine was missing the mounting kit for the coil and the crankcase breather like that set is....not a big issue as i manufactured something myself...
Doing fuck all today as its pissing down and the rain is driving up hill....! - Watching films drinking tea/coffee and pissing about with stuff....might go and start the supermoto in the garage (recent battery fitted last month) and ive not used it since...im thinking...Clear and Present Danger next....go with the classics...
Funny enough, it kind of is. And sometimes they need to turn it (heart) off/on again (cardioversion) which wasn’t needed for me this time I don’t think it is amazing. I have two small, very small, puncture wounds in my groin and a ‘burning’ sensation in my chest (a bit). So it’s feet up and do nothing for a couple of days. Back to work tomorrow but from home. May be off to Nottingham for meetings Thursday if I’m up to it. With a tad of luck it cures for good. Surgeon said it went very well and he’s hopeful I won’t need another.
Well, I’ve signed a new contract for a perm role which will remove a whole load of ‘can I work’ worry, so that’s good. Just have to trade that off against having to work longer than I planned...but 6 weeks holiday per year plus someone putting more into my pension than I do will hopefully offset the lack of money for the\at panigale I’ve been looking out for
Pretty sure it’s not. I think it’s the felt rather than the flashing. Felt bubbled up and lifting. Edit I had a look at my own pic and I see why you might think the flashing is the problem. I used emergency repair as it goes on whilst it’s raining. I have previously sealed the flashing (couple of years ago admittedly) but will get up and reseal it when it’s a bit dryer - about August??!!
only mentioned it as i years ago had the same, the lead flashing only went in about an inch and extreme wind on rain situations caused leaking problems, hope you don't mind me mentioning it.
