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I am considering Three's 4G version to replace my Virgin Media connection. Has anyone moved recently?

I have a decent router with the VM hub in modem mode, been running it for a few years. I get signal 140ft away at the bottom of the garden, also still had it when round at a neighbours house. The VM connection is great as soon as you aren't using their hubs for wifi

Mercedes R63 AMG (2006) review | CAR Magazine

Ahh - I hadn't realised it had changed hands. I wonder if they will look to open it up for track days and testing?

Was it cleared because of the lack of new cars coming through? I assume with used car prices going up, the carpark was suddenly worth many £££ more!

Bought some Eufy 2C Pros - very easy to get set up. Only issue I did have was to mount some on a wooden block to get a better coverage.

It was actually quite difficult to find bits, while lots of design was copied from the Mk2 & Mk3 Golf GTis, the geometry was different. For example, the rear shocks had the same mounts as a Mk2 Golf, but a different length.

As standard the Clio wipes the floor. By the time you have done coilovers, rear ARB, bushes, stripped, etc it is a completely different animal!

I have had a few VAG cars over the year. Started with a rot box Mk3 Golf TDI which I sold on quickly. Then moved onto a Mk3 Ibiza Sport Then bought a Mk4 TDi Sport (was rebranded to FR after the facelift, same as the Fabia VRS). It was used for a feature in Redline mag. I owned both red ones...

There is a deal on the 2C Pro on Amazon currently making them the same price as the regular 2C (£229) - seems like a great price.

I want to put some camera up now, thinking of 1 each side of the house, 1 covering the front and maybe one at the rear. Ideally want motion detection along with remote access, ease of use is a must though. Am I best off going with the Eufy system? Or is there something better for the money?

Nothing particularly special, but I bought this car new in 2016, part-ex'd it a year later. Fast forward to this weekend and it turns up on the stand/area I'm marshalling at Silverstone! Spoke to the driver who knew my name, he even wanted a picture of the 2 of us in front of it too...

These have aged really well IMO, more so when clean and have decent wheels - stick a private reg on there and people wouldn't think its 9 years old.

VX Ron Line?

Do you have a dedicated person at the DVLA for updating V5s?

The Mk7 had a massive improvement in around 2016 due to the new rear axle which was introduced for the ST200 version. I didn't think Ford could go better again with the Mk8 but they nailed it. We have a ST2 with Performance Pack and its great fun to drive, the diff allows you to get on the power...

I thought that might be the case, but you can never tell from just looking at the listings! Looks like I will have to save up some pennies and go for a branded item then

Picking up a new car later which has a double-din sized stereo - are there any decent but cheap stereos about that have Android Auto?

I have just got a new Moto G5 and looking to get one of the wireless charger adaptors to stop the micro usb port getting damaged (like my old phone) but I can't find any that receive at more than 5W/5V1A - has any companies produced one yet?

Go onto camera and swipe from the left side of the screen, it will open a arc bit with all the settings on

Rough prices, entry £300, tyres £600, brakes, £100, fuel £80, man spannering £100, transporting car to track £100, trailer hire £150, etc

If you don't like being on the spanners, forget trying to do it cheaply. Pay for a seat in a team. Civic Cup - £1600 for a weekend http://areamotorsport.co.uk/racecarhire/

Settings in the camera will let you save to the card. What 'stuff' is filling the phone up - Is it media or apps? If it is media, then quickest way to move stuff would be to plug it into a computer and go through the file manager. As for moving apps, I think you just have to do them 1 by 1...

Can you only do that with premium?

How much data does streaming music/radio actually use? I keep considering it for when I am in the car, but concerned that I will end up using a massive amount of data

That looks decent! Do any of the cheaper cameras have the option to turn on spot metering like on a GoPro? It only measures/meters the centre spot for the light balance settings, so ideal when mounting in a car

Which one did you get?

The Wifi is between the camera and the phone/tablet, nothing else (think of it like Bluetooth)

Has anyone seen the Vivitar cameras before? Specs look decent but can't find any reviews but Currys sell them for £89 http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/cameras-and-camcorders/camcorders/camcorders/digital-camcorders/vivitar-dvr944-action-camcorder-black-10140949-pdt.html

WiFi is so you can connect it to a phone/tablet and change settings, preview, etc. Can be very handy when setting cameras in in awkward places, you can look at your phone to see where it is pointing.