R1 + R2 of ring circuit

[haptism]

Hi for a ring circuit, is there any need to measure and enter R1 + R2 values on a schedule of results ? Because an r2 value is already measured (together with r1 and rn). If I needed a ring R1 + R2 value to calculate ZS (although i would find ZS with a socket tester so really no need; but if I did) would i find it using the formula ZS = (r1 + r2)/4 ? Thanks all

 

[DPG]

I thought Harp was a lager from the 80s. I remember the adverts - 'Harp - Stay Sharp, to the bottom of the glass'. Christ, why do I remember crap like that! Daz

 

[Pete999]

I thought Harp was a lager from the 80s. I remember the adverts - 'Harp - Stay Sharp, to the bottom of the glass'. Christ, why do I remember crap like that! Daz

Harping on (you know going on about something) crikey wish I hadn't bothered, but I aint going to harp on about

 

[westward10]

I thought Harp was a lager from the 80s. I remember the adverts - 'Harp - Stay Sharp, to the bottom of the glass'. Christ, why do I remember crap like that! Daz

I remember that, tis from Ireland though.

 

[sparksburnout]

No mate sparksburnout was extoling virtues of a Welsh Malt

Penderyn it is, lovely stuff. Tesco's had it on offer before xmas.

 

[sparksburnout]

I thought Harp was a lager from the 80s. I remember the adverts - 'Harp - Stay Sharp, to the bottom of the glass'. Christ, why do I remember crap like that! Daz

Must be an age thing, I always seem to recall such rubbish during monotonous periods.The people who come up with these buzz lines obviously know what they are doing if it stays in your memory! Bounty, a taste of paradise.......

 

[Risteard]

Welsh gear you are harping on about

thought harp was irish (guinness).

Indeed it is. And full of gas.

 

[Risteard]

I thought Harp was a lager from the 80s.

Harp still exists. As stated it is owned by Guinness (Diageo). It is (or at least was) brewed in the Great Northern Brewery.

 

[Pete999]

While we are off piste so to speak anyone remember Double Diamon, or Red Barrel??

 

[sparksburnout]

While we are off piste so to speak anyone remember Double Diamon, or Red Barrel??

"A pint of the midlands" - oh actually that might have been M&B?

 

[westward10]

While we are off piste so to speak anyone remember Double Diamon, or Red Barrel??

Wasn't Red Barrel by Watneys, my mum still has a little red barrel keyring.

 

[sparksburnout]

Wasn't Red Barrel by Watneys, my mum still has a little red barrel keyring.

Yeah defo

 

[Pete999]

Wasn't Red Barrel by Watneys, my mum still has a little red barrel keyring.

Yes that's right I'll have a pint of Red Barrel please

 

[Pete999]

What about a Brown Top (bottle of brown ale and topped up with bitter

 

[westward10]

And Double Diamond works wonders.

 

[Pete999]

And Double Diamond works wonders.

All it did for me was to give me the runs

 

[sparksburnout]

What about a Brown Top (bottle of brown ale and topped up with bitter

Or a pint of mix? Bet you would get some odd looks now if you asked for that. Watneys Red Barrel was developed in the 30's apparently!

 

[Pete999]

Or a pint of mix? Bet you would get some odd looks now if you asked for that. Watneys Red Barrel was developed in the 30's apparently!

Memories of days gone by.

 

[westward10]

Never heard of a pint of mix, what is it?

 

[Pete999]

Never heard of a pint of mix, what is it?

Brown and bitter, Guinness and cider, Mild and bitter, could be any of many others, just the three I am aware of

 

[Midwest]

I remember some idiots in my youth drinking lager & blackcurrant

I also remember going to the pub for the first time with me mates at 14, having a steak and 3 pints of Tartan and threw the lot up. Think it was a bad steak

 

[Pete999]

I remember some idiots in my youth drinking lager & blackcurrant

I also remember going to the pub for the first time with me mates at 14, having a steak and 3 pints of Tartan and threw the lot up. Think it was a bad steak

Yeah right, I used to like Lager and lime, but got the wee wee taken out of me

 

[Midwest]

..... Guinness and ????.....

Was that the rich mans Black Velvet Pete, or the poor man's version?

 

[Midwest]

They called lager & cider 'Snake Bite' round my ways, sometimes served with a dash of blackcurrant, yuck!

 

[Pete999]

Was that the rich mans Black Velvet Pete, or the poor man's version?

Yes I think so all these memories, going go and have a moment up the Pub I think, make a fool of myself and ask for a Brown Split and watch all the locals faces.

 

[westward10]

They called lager & cider 'Snake Bite' round my ways, sometimes served with a dash of blackcurrant, yuck!

Loved a snakebite and black in the summer with a couple of ice cubes.

 

[Midwest]

Ice cubes!

 

[westward10]

Seemed cool at the time, looking back it was probably far from it

 

[Midwest]

Mine was a Southern Comfort Shandy, until I was 'ill' on the stuff on a camping holiday with mates. Can't stand the smell of the stuff now

 

[sparksburnout]

Never heard of a pint of mix, what is it?

Half a bitter and half a mild for a lovely pint.....

 

[sparksburnout]

They called lager & cider 'Snake Bite' round my ways, sometimes served with a dash of blackcurrant, yuck!

Well what do you expect in Oxfordshire??