Originally Posted by zag' post='301255' date='Jun 22 2006, 01:47 PM

member: warming up getting to know to the in and out of the forum and forumers
senior member: mingled in... pretty much know what is going on and what are the do and don't behaviour of the forum
veteran: established forumers; know pretty much who is who here.. average posting 1 every other day
elite: ditto.. more than above - more than 1 post per day
specialist: ditto can't stay away - starting the trend of addict- eat sleep thinking about e60 forum
addict: wow.. this one sure need to get a life
hehehehe.... who wanna race to the addict level?
ok...ok .. so is the invite to the saturday meet up still on? will the SLK be making a presence?

Originally Posted by tategoi' post='301256' date='Jun 22 2006, 01:51 PM

Dennis said the fuel cap can only be locked by remote, our console central locking is only meant to lock all doors and boot. He pointed to page 27 of the manual, I don't have the manual with me now, so can't verify.

A couple of months ago I checked on cars at Russo's shop, fuel caps cannot be opened once the central locking is deployed. Dennis said perhaps all cars got problem except my car. He claimed he checked with cars in the workshop, all the fuel cap can be opened when the central locking is used.

It is a safety issue for me given that on many occasions when I was at petrol kiosks, before I off my engine and unlock the doors, the attendant had already opened the fuel cap while the engine is running.

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The above maths only show the fuel consumption based on distance travelled and fuel consumed, but not the total mileage for one full tank. Thats why I said unless you travel till the fuel goes empty, you can only estimate your one tank mileage

Originally Posted by BZSAB' post='301266' date='Jun 22 2006, 02:06 PM

tcc39, my my look what the two of us have started! With so many more seniors here, we betta kwai kwai take instructions. Its long service and good behavior that gets you more Wing Flaps Like Santa with the Basket Ball belly, our Big Bro Ed is keeping score on whos good and whos bad.

Originally Posted by lmk' post='301282' date='Jun 22 2006, 02:33 PM

dun worry...just continue to come in here and enjoy la!

I didnt 'know Bro Ed got big basketball, from 6 packs to one big ball needs lots of practise. they called it 万佛朝宗！Meaning millions of Buhhdas concentrate into 1 Ball! haha!

Originally Posted by SFL33X' post='301292' date='Jun 22 2006, 02:51 PM

... if only my Nokia's address book can be accessed...

Originally Posted by BZSAB' post='301205' date='Jun 22 2006, 11:56 AM

Fellow Senior Member tcc39, thanks for following up! By the way, do you know which part of Europe is Patrick from. I am scheduled for a trip to Denmark and Germany sometime in August. If they are near these two countries, maybe I deal with them there.

Originally Posted by bugaboo' post='301162' date='Jun 22 2006, 10:04 AM

hi zig. there seems tobe some problem with permissions.
i put up an alternate link.
http://bugabooinc.com/forum/attachments/GMAPSUPP.zip
which does not require login to download.

Originally Posted by tcc39' post='301298' date='Jun 22 2006, 03:16 PM

Leslie,

Patrick Tan is a local. He is the business manager from NaviCom Technology Pte Ltd. Navicomm is the official distributor for Garmin products in Singapore.

People like Perfect Watch and others reseller (I heard total 4 in S'pore) get the Garmin products through Navicomm. So any thing concerning Garmin product, I think Patrick is the best people we should speak to since PW or other will still have to go back to NaviCom.

For the info, NaviCom address and contact is as follows:

NaviCom Technology Pte Ltd
200 Jalan Sultan #10-03 Textile Centre
Singapore 199018

Tel: 62950996