Ahh yes. Mine I think.. - It started misbehaving on the way south so I bought a phone holder at the services and then forgot about it. Bought another Tom Tom since, so its yours Andy if it works.
General Panda Road Trip Italia
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General Panda Road Trip Italia
Ahh yes. Mine I think.. - It started misbehaving on the way south so I bought a phone holder at the services and then forgot about it. Bought another Tom Tom since, so its yours Andy if it works.
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Ahh yes. Mine I think.. - It started misbehaving on the way south so I bought a phone holder at the services and then forgot about it. Bought another Tom Tom since, so its yours Andy if it works.
Thanks Andy I will see if it works and get it returned to you when we next meet up :thumbup:
Love the idea of a lost sat nav....
Separate question - is anyone considering going to the 2016 international meet? I am, but probably "cheating" again by not driving out...
Separate question - is anyone considering going to the 2016 international meet? I am, but probably "cheating" again by not driving out...
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We had a short discussion on this somewhere else I think, most would rather do 2017 due to the costs so I think I'll sort it with Mirko for then :thumbup:
Would it not be best to go to Poland in that instance?
looks like you guys had a brilliant time - wish I could've come with you but I was on a bicycle adventure instead. I WILL come with you next time though - even though I have lowered the car now. Maybe I'll bring the Panda with a bike on the roof
So, finally!
Here's the spreadsheet for the collection of Italian trip 'issues'. I couldn't work out how to attach the original Excel document so here's a photograph of it instead.
Hope you can read it. (Upside down - sorry, can't find a way to spin it over)
If you crunch the numbers this data set suggests that you are most likely to have an issue when:
Panda Panda is driving.
you are off road
It will probably be an electrical issue
And take 1.4 days to get around to and then fix, it.
All of which sounds believable to me. But if you continue with the analysis it suggests that AndyPanda4x4 will be the person most likely to come to your rescue. - Also believable if you know Andy but not when you know how he feels about electrics.
Which probably just goes to show - lies, damned lies and statistics...
Here's the spreadsheet for the collection of Italian trip 'issues'. I couldn't work out how to attach the original Excel document so here's a photograph of it instead.
Hope you can read it. (Upside down - sorry, can't find a way to spin it over)
If you crunch the numbers this data set suggests that you are most likely to have an issue when:
Panda Panda is driving.
you are off road
It will probably be an electrical issue
And take 1.4 days to get around to and then fix, it.
All of which sounds believable to me. But if you continue with the analysis it suggests that AndyPanda4x4 will be the person most likely to come to your rescue. - Also believable if you know Andy but not when you know how he feels about electrics.
Which probably just goes to show - lies, damned lies and statistics...
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So, finally!
Here's the spreadsheet for the collection of Italian 'failure to proceed' incidents. I couldn't work out how to attach the original Excel document so here's a photograph of it instead.
Hope you can read it.
If you crunch the numbers this data set suggests that you are most likely to have an issue when:
Panda Panda is driving.
you are off road
It will probably be an electrical issue
And take 1.4 days to get around to and then fix, it.
All of which sounds believable to me. But if you continue with the analysis it suggests that AndyPanda4x4 will be the person most likely to come to your rescue. - Also believable if you know Andy but not when you know how he feels about electrics.
Which probably just goes to show - lies, damned lies and statistics...
Here's the spreadsheet for the collection of Italian 'failure to proceed' incidents. I couldn't work out how to attach the original Excel document so here's a photograph of it instead.
Hope you can read it.
If you crunch the numbers this data set suggests that you are most likely to have an issue when:
Panda Panda is driving.
you are off road
It will probably be an electrical issue
And take 1.4 days to get around to and then fix, it.
All of which sounds believable to me. But if you continue with the analysis it suggests that AndyPanda4x4 will be the person most likely to come to your rescue. - Also believable if you know Andy but not when you know how he feels about electrics.
Which probably just goes to show - lies, damned lies and statistics...
Because I'm really nice, I've rotated it for you
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Oh man I so want to read this all the way through but the writing is just not clear enough!! Can any of the more technologically advanced members we have help Andy out with this please?
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This is an excellent read andyholli, there were some laugh out loud moments for sure! I would like to know what the failure category letters stand for in the second column? Also there were a couple of other adjustments made, MEP's back box was resealed in the Malmedy car park on the second day morning, due to a farting noise (!), and Panda Panda's exhaust was also re-mounted onto the manifold on the morning of the last day at the sport village, when Freebo and myself stayed back to fix stuff. Also did your wheel theft/change over from the Panda pod get listed?
I don't know if it will affect the average (as I have already messed it up by having a car issue for an "infinite" time length) but I only properly fixed my headlight three weeks ago when I realised all the contacts on the plug had melted together
I don't know if it will affect the average (as I have already messed it up by having a car issue for an "infinite" time length) but I only properly fixed my headlight three weeks ago when I realised all the contacts on the plug had melted together
This is an excellent read andyholli, there were some laugh out loud moments for sure! I would like to know what the failure category letters stand for in the second column?
"EL" = electrical, "F" = fuel, "EX" = exhaust, etc. - you can probably work them all out. - It was just to make it easy to sort them into groups and then get a trend from the most common.
Also there were a couple of other adjustments made, MEP's back box was resealed in the Malmedy car park on the second day morning, due to a farting noise (!), and Panda Panda's exhaust was also re-mounted onto the manifold on the morning of the last day at the sport village, when Freebo and myself stayed back to fix stuff.
- I hadn't got those, so adding in a couple more "EX" issues might make that category equal with "EL".. Hmmm.
Also did your wheel theft/change over from the Panda pod get listed?
- No. - That didn't happen.
(Probably.)
I don't know if it will affect the average (as I have already messed it up by having a car issue for an "infinite" time length) but I only properly fixed my headlight three weeks ago when I realised all the contacts on the plug had melted together
- I'd ignored the 'infinite' in the calculation - but if you work out the number of elapsed days since identification up to three weeks ago, I'll feed it in and recalculate. - To be honest I think 1.4 days is way optimistic for 'normal' Panda life but may reflect the pressures and breakdown risks of a long distance trip.
Cheers mate.
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Excellent, it all makes perfect sense - and I guess, it never happened.
Fantastic, reading the list had cheered up a glum day in the office (and get me some funny looks with my random laughing out loud!!) : D
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Our friends in Italy have completed their second International meet!
I don't know about you guys but seeing the video makes me want to go back very soon...
[ame]https://youtu.be/zaGub6VIpO0[/ame]
I don't know about you guys but seeing the video makes me want to go back very soon...
[ame]https://youtu.be/zaGub6VIpO0[/ame]
Schweeeeeet! Well can count me in. They're such a crazy fun bunch :slayer:
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