Great film – a must for Hurricane fans, especially. 🙂

Sad to see it’s not yet available on DVD, when so many others are.

I ordered it on VHS from Amazon – probably the last time I’ll ever order a video cassette! :rolleyes:

The perfect reason to get a Freeview receiver for your computer, or a PVR for cable or satellite – you can record it just so you can, err, play it back later 😉 :diablo:

Here she is at RNAS Culdrose in 2002:

Ahhh, right, I see.

I trust your rechargeables are NiMH AA’s. 2000’s should do, although I use(d) 1700’s and 1800’s without any problems.

Unfortunately, I had exactly the same thing happen to my S5600.

I took it apart to see why, and the internal battery had rusted, leaked and generally given up the ghost.

In my case, it was down to my own stupidity, I left it in my car, in the boot, for a few days – and I put it, fairly and squarely, down to condensation.

You can open them up – simply remove the screws and the back, although tight, should slide off – straight backwards. In your case the little battery may have simply run down and, if so, can be replaced.

Mine, though, is irrepairable economically, (the holder broke off the mainboard) a replacement camera would only cost £138 or less – so I’ll probably go for that, as an upgrade to a S6500fd would mean that my teleconverter no longer fits, and I would need a step down ring. But I’m considering the options.

Mike,
Your above post needs a little clarification. H2O is indeed the chemical symbol for Hydrogen Sulphide.

Smelly water?? I’ll never drink straight from the tap again!

There is a feature to prevent illegal copying.

What is this feature, because I’m able to save pictures to my own desktop without any problems?

Oh that would be a nice sight.

Not sure if there has ever been a Dragonfly within our shores before but I’ve often looked at photos and thought what a nice little two seater it seems to be.

It would be nice to see one at Kemble where it would fit in quite nicely.