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Fuel Pump Mitsubishi UC-Z6T for Yamaha BT1100, XJ, XVS

TYLERP
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13 November 2006

I know I know it's not drumming related but due to a faulty diagnosis (mine) of problem with my motorbike I bought a new fuel pump for Ł186 and that WASN'T THE PROBLEM!!!! ARGGGHHH. Angry

I now urgently need to recoup some of the money. I have the fuel pump on eBay along with some computer bits and bobs that might be of greater interest to the audience here! I'm NOT selling any of my drum kit though - I'll part with a kidney before that happens!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayI...em=300048803430&rd=1&rd=1

See the "View Seller's Other Items" link at the right hand side to see the other stuff.

Thanks guys and girls...

Phil 'CrazyDrummer' Tyler

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SBL1
"Grandmaster WTF"

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13 November 2006

you couldn't just return the pump? Lee
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TYLERP
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14 November 2006

Nope - they won't take it back! Phil 'CrazyDrummer' Tyler
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Menalaus
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15 November 2006

you selling a harddrive? mine just died....again Rich
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Gullanian
"Meep Meep"

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15 November 2006

What's an SCSI Card? Tom
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TYLERP
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15 November 2006

SCSI (Small Computer Systems Interface) it's a different way of connecting hard-drives, scanners, tape drives - it was WAY faster than IDE (the current predominant hard-disk interface) and a lot more flexible. However USB 2.0, Firewire and S-ATA have now changed the ball park. SCSI is still used a lot in certain applications - mostly servers. However I no longer have any SCSI devices (apart from in my Server) so don't need the card. It's pronounced scuzzy.

Phil 'CrazyDrummer' Tyler

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Gullanian
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15 November 2006

Oh right yeah scuzzy! Hard drives are the most out of date part of any computer, flash memory is the way to go but it's a bit expensive to get in the gb of the stuff! Tom
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