Today i took delivery of a 2006 model KTM 300 exc.
Considering its age, its not in bad condition. Im going to spend some time checking it over to make sure its as good as it looks, but so far, im very pleased with the new addition to my garage.
The reason for buying the KTM 300 is because im intending to start Greenlaning and Enduro riding. Never done any greenlaning or enduro riding before, the closest i've ever got was when i was a young lad racing around farmers fields on old Yamaha DT road bikes. Its going to be very different to riding my GSXR!
This is my blog - the place where i can pour out useless ramblings and the stupid ideas that pass through my head on a regular basis. Please dont sue me for anything i publish. :)
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MacBook Pro Retina Fan Clicking
My relatively new Apple MacBook Pro Retina that i ordered on release date has started making a noise!
About every 5 seconds, its lets out this strange Chirping sound. Initially i thought it was some software trying to notify me of something, but on closer inspection in seems to be coming from the left hand cooling fan.
Thinking it might be a stuck fan (maybe its ingested some dog hairs or something) i tried blowing air into the cooling vents to remove the obstruction, but to no avail. The laptop still chirps every 5 minutes!
My guess is that the cooling fan has packed up, which is pretty poor for a brand new laptop costing the best part of £2000!
So i have no alternative but to take it to the Apple store and get it looked at. Having never been a fan (no pun intended) of Apples, this will be my first encounter with their "Genius" staff... Lets hope its a good experience!!
Has anyone else experienced a chirping sound from their MacBook pro retina?? was there a happy outcome??
About every 5 seconds, its lets out this strange Chirping sound. Initially i thought it was some software trying to notify me of something, but on closer inspection in seems to be coming from the left hand cooling fan.
Thinking it might be a stuck fan (maybe its ingested some dog hairs or something) i tried blowing air into the cooling vents to remove the obstruction, but to no avail. The laptop still chirps every 5 minutes!
My guess is that the cooling fan has packed up, which is pretty poor for a brand new laptop costing the best part of £2000!
So i have no alternative but to take it to the Apple store and get it looked at. Having never been a fan (no pun intended) of Apples, this will be my first encounter with their "Genius" staff... Lets hope its a good experience!!
Has anyone else experienced a chirping sound from their MacBook pro retina?? was there a happy outcome??
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