Richard Fairhurst | 1 Aug 2008 11:57
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Re: Mobile broadband offer £7-50 month with 5GB limit (18 month contract)

Andy Greener wrote:
> Vodafone supply the Huawei E272 HSPA USB modem, and the Mac driver for  
> this seems sound enough.... Can you upgrade the E220? (and then use  
> the Vodafone-supplied driver, or just try the Vodafone driver for the  
> E220... :-))

It should certainly be possible to upgrade the E220's firmware - though only from a Windows 
machine, so I need to get round to connecting it to Anna's work laptop. I did try using the 
Vodafone Mobile Connect software in preference to the Huawei one, but it (perhaps 
unsurprisingly) complains that I've got a 3 SIM, not a Vodafone one...

One thing that I've found can help a little is sending an obscure AT command to the modem 
to tell it "use 3G only, don't drop down into 2.5G". But in general it drops connections 
frustratingly often given that the cell tower is only half a mile away from our mooring...

Richard

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Family | 1 Aug 2008 13:01
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Test - please ignore (xp)

Just sorting out Jannock's mail sending problem.

Graham

www.jannock.org.uk

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Brian from sunny Suffolk | 1 Aug 2008 13:28

Re: Test - please ignore (xp)

Family was thinking very hard :
> Just sorting out Jannock's mail sending problem.
>
>
>
Silly thing to say

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Jannock | 1 Aug 2008 16:13

Test#2 - please ignore

Still sorting it! I think I'm there now.

Graham

www.jannock.org.uk

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jhar1945 | 2 Aug 2008 16:24
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The last post

The last post was 24 hours ago - is there only me dusting, hoovering, 
gardening - is the rest of the world out boating? Grrrrrrrr.
Nb Frustration
John

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Bruce Napier | 2 Aug 2008 16:34
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Re: The last post


On 2 Aug 2008, at 15:24, jhar1945 wrote:

> The last post was 24 hours ago - is there only me dusting, hoovering,
> gardening - is the rest of the world out boating? Grrrrrrrr.
>
Yeah - I thought my email had died!
––
All the best

Bruce (Dozing in the sun on the bow in Stourport)

There are no strangers on the cut, only boaters we've yet to meet.

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Richard Tanner | 2 Aug 2008 16:43

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> The last post was 24 hours ago - is there only me dusting, hoovering,
> gardening - is the rest of the world out boating? Grrrrrrrr.
> Nb Frustration
> John

We are. Well, actually we are moored in Chester on our way back from 
Ellesmere Port.

Pleasant moorings in Chester, just before the winding 'ole after bridge 
123e. The Frog and Nightingale pub gets a bit noisy in the evening but not 
too bad.

On our way up here we had lots of advice from boaters about not going into 
Chester and mooring. So far we have had no trouble at all but we were 
advised to give Tower wharf a miss on Friday to Sunday evenings as it gets a 
bit noisy, Telford's Warehouse holds "raves" apparently. That made sense so 
we stopped right by the town centre.

Richard Tanner
NB Cartref

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Bob Wood | 2 Aug 2008 16:47

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2008/8/2 jhar1945 <johnandannh@...>:

> The last post was 24 hours ago - is there only me dusting, hoovering,
> gardening - is the rest of the world out boating? Grrrrrrrr.

This part of the road is out boating.
:-)

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-- 
Bob
nb thesunisshininggagain
Hope & Anchor, GU Leic Section

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Ian Cardinal | 2 Aug 2008 17:06
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Yet to set foot on as boat this year John :-(. Just the wedding season

Ian Cardinal
"Sin is forgetfulness of God's goodness"
Evagrius Pontus  

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> The last post was 24 hours ago - is there only me dusting, 
> hoovering, gardening - is the rest of the world out boating? 
> Grrrrrrrr.
> Nb Frustration
> John
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jhar1945 | 2 Aug 2008 20:10
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Re: The last post


> We are. Well, actually we are moored in Chester on our way back 
from 
> Ellesmere Port.
> 
> Pleasant moorings in Chester, just before the winding 'ole after 
bridge 
> 123e. The Frog and Nightingale pub gets a bit noisy in the evening 
but not 
> too bad.
> 
> On our way up here we had lots of advice from boaters about not 
going into 
> Chester and mooring. So far we have had no trouble at all but we 
were 
> advised to give Tower wharf a miss on Friday to Sunday evenings as 
it gets a 
> bit noisy, Telford's Warehouse holds "raves" apparently. That made 
sense so 
> we stopped right by the town centre.
> 
> Richard Tanner
> NB Cartref
>
Have spent a couple of quiet nights at Tower Wharf, very quiet and 
pleasant but not weekend as I recall.
John

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