Back lights normally pick up their power from a terminal on the front lamp.This morning, I got bike out for the morning commute, and was wheeling it along my path when I noticed the back light wasn't working.
"Oh, dearie me" I said, or something like that anyway.
From experience hub dynamo systems work great, to the extent you forget they are there, up until the moment they don't, whereupon they are a right pain in the Saddle Interface Zone.
There are so many points in the system where things can go wrong completely at random.
Also, if I understood electricity I wouldn't have become a carpenter.
So I grabbed the backup bike ("Why do you have at least two bikes at any given moment?" people ask, well now you know...) and bombed off to work.
On my return I rather half-heartedly started pulling plugs out of the back light to see if I could find anything, scraping the dirt off them, crimping the contacts and and putting them back. Turned front wheel.
Not a sausage.
Looked at front, repeated the procedure. Turned wheel.
Burst of red shines on living room wall light like a rather low budget disco. Nearly drop bike in shock.
Roll bike back to parking space, light is still working.
Will keep checking it though, as I don't trust electronic things not to up and die on me if I don't keep an eye on them...
It's not raining here yet, but the wind is certainly picking up.
Molly likes peas! I dropped one on the floor a while ago when I was eating and she gobbled it up, so now has to get a few if I’m having them.Lovely supper tonight...
Two fried eggs, parmentier potatoes, baked beans and kale with crispy bacon.
Poppy likes parmentier potatoes - I caught her stealing the crispy bits from the roasting tin.
If it gets that high, make sure your bikes stay dry.Still pouring rain. At least I shouldn't get flooded on the second floor.
Molly likes peas! I dropped one on the floor a while ago when I was eating and she gobbled it up, so now has to get a few if I’m having them.
Sorry - many days behindIt may be Norton playing up with Kaspersky? We've tried removing Norton but it pops up from time to time .
Is Norton the computer equivalent of Japanese Knot Weed ?
Love Avast myself, highly recommend.Sorry - many days behind
but been an IT Tech for many years
bin Norton
not worth it
antivirus etc - the more it is advertised the worse it is
I use free version (Avast at the moment) - if I needed something more robust I would pay a bit for it
last time I got conned into using Norton it used up half my processor for no good reason
installed a free thing which found several viruses that Norton - in spite of costing real money - had missed!!!
YMMV