Yeah, there's not a lot of info on DFDS' own website - they only recently put up three or four miserly photos! I booked the suite on a whim because my family of 5 enjoyed the suite on Stenaline and found the ordinary cabins on Brittany Ferries too small. It turned out to have been a good gamble. Hopefully my video will make it less of a gamble for other families. The ordinary cabins for 4 are more spacious than the ordinary cabins on Brittany, though; so if you can't get the suites or can't afford them, panic not. We had a quick look at the ordinary 4-berth cabin when crew were cleaning them, and they're as big as the cabins on Stena, but unlike Stena where you get a double lower bunk plus another single lower and two single upper bunks, on DFDS Transmanche they are all 4 single bunks. DFDS Transmanche cabins/suites have an Ikea vibe. Practical and plain with all the basics, everything works, spotlessly clean and nothing to worry about. It's not the slightly posher experience with a few extras (e.g. snacks, drinks in fridge, more tea/coffee, nicer soft furnishings) of the Captain's class cabins/suites on Stenaline but then it's a lot cheaper! Whereas Brittany cabins have always felt a bit tired / worn to us - although we've only ever had the basic cabins on Brittany and never tried the suites.

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Thank you very much! It’s Memorial Day weekend so I plan to open my set and play. I hope you enjoy the weekend playing with the kids.

Having a flat lawn really helps. If your lawn is a bit lumpy it will affect the game quite a lot! But it is still quite playable - arguably more fun - on rougher ground like ours. I can understand why dedicated croquet lawns are usually only found around large manor houses with dedicated ground staff! The game is absolutely suited to a small garden.

No, sorry, it needs to be the full Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi Zero W, running Raspberry Pi OS.

Sturdy enough to survive a young teenager's bedroom for more than a year.

@@aroakley Thank you for the quick reply. I see that Midiplus has introduced the E2 model.

Try installing Microsoft Word for Mobile, then transfer a file and try that. Not sure but that's what I'd try first. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.word

@@aroakley Thank you!

Grandad is a former maths professor who has been using computers since the LEO III in the 1950s, so tends not to need much help, providing his eyesight holds up!

A can of spray electrical contact cleaner. Spray generously and leave it for 5 minutes or so, then scrub with a clean old toothbrush. Finally use kitchen roll to wipe up any excess spray.

@@aroakley Thank you I'll try

Might take three or four repeated attempts, depending how thick the layer of ickyness is.

Yeah, the stand is from 1994 and the rubbers perished decades ago! Well spotted! My daughter is using it directly on a desk, not ideal either but considerably more stable.

Depends on a variety of factors. USB-C is just a plug/socket definition. Speed is defined by number, not letter. USB2 maxes out around 480 megabits per second, in reality you will get about 175 megabits per second or around 22 megabytes per second. USB3 is theoretically 5 gigabits per second, but in reality is rarely over 700 megabits per second or around 85 megabytes per second. That's the cable & socket. Then you have to think what it is that you are transferring to - what type of storage do you have on your destination device, and what is your destination device? An SSD on a laptop? You'll probably get full speed. Some EMMC or a good Micro SD card inside an average tablet? You'll be lucky to get 20 megabytes per second. A top-of-the-range Apple iPad? Probably closer to 40-60 megabytes per second, assuming you're using a really good USB3 or faster cable and a really good USB3 or faster card reader.

My Android doesn't have a slot for an sd card and most don't so this is how you would want to go using the cables

@@Astral-Adventures no worries got it working 👍

Use the "transpose" feature to retune in semitone steps, as noted in the manual.

3.3kg / seven and a quarter imperial pounds. The "Cobra 49" keyboard bag fits it just right and makes it easy to carry.

Absolutely not. About half to two-thirds, and bear in mind this was recorded on a smartphone's built-in mic. It sounds a lot less tinny in real life, although obviously at £75-£100 it won't compete with epianos costing five times more.

Lol

I was also trying to get this to work but was unable to

@@MRKSecurity just connect to sda/scl pin in the VGA port.. install the i2c-dev package via apt, load the i2c-dev module, then just use it. If i remember correctly, my lcd pcf8574 module uses address 0x27

I have a couple of bb0045 variants; one grey with the middle pin, one black without. Also, since 4.5v is close enough to 5v, I have made my own USB power adapter; this then plugs in to USB mains adapters or "emergency" phone chargers.

Average 48fps, minimum 32. Gigabyte GTX 1660 Super OC 6GB GDDR5, AMD Ryzen 5 1600 (14nm), 16GB 2666MHz RAM, Asus ROG Strix B350-F Gaming motherboard, Windows 10 on Samsung 970 NVME, game files on Adroitlark SATA 6GB/s 2.5” SSD.

Yes, it will work for videos - and music and any type of file.