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Instead of splashing out for cans of compressed air, get hold of an old car tyre, on the rim and use the pressure from it through something like a push-bike pump connector and some rubber tubing. All the compressed air you want, for free, other than the negligible set-up cost. We used to use this method for spraying when we didn't have access to a compressor.

I've got one of each - a rechargable, heatshrinked one, and a huge red one, which takes normal batteries. I don't use rechargables in this one - it's not worth the hassle as I get these larger sized batteries for free anyway.

Steve, 35

Yep, and only 3 people can spell "avatar" correctly!

Make your own in something like Paint Shop or a myriad of other packages, host it on some webspace and use an IMG link in your control panel.

You guess correctly!

My record - 1.8 miles @ 135 mph. Hayabusa running a brushless set-up with "brain off" speec controller...

The PSX WAS the Playstation 1!

I'll most likely be popping along. I'll bring a couple of 12v motorcycle batteries too just in case althought I'll either have the car or my bike there so there's always plenty of spare power...

Bad c0sie at displaying serials and cracks for commercial software! *Ahem...*

Jools Holland? He was in Squeeze. You mean Paul Weller.

I agree about Tiesto producing other tracks better than ST, but it was one of the first trance tracks I ever mixed cleanly, and for that reason alone it always reminds me of the feeling of elation. Adagio for Strings is a wonderful piece of music, but I prefer Samuel Barbers original version to be honest! Firewall - Sincere is another belter, but it's not really a dancey track so I tend not to use it in sets too much. It's the same for Adagio really, which is why I prefer the original, classical piece.

SolarStone - SolarCoaster Tiesto - Suburban Train Energy 52 - Cafe Del Mar Either of these three put a smile on my face.

For you youngsters, the original song is by The Jam and is called "Going Underground".