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  1. 5th November 2015, 03:57 PM #1
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    Sewing machines?

    Where else but a Land Rover forum to ask a sewing machine question ❓

    The machine in question is a Janome 350E embroider. Pictures can be done from a 1 Gb USB stick.
    My questions are:
    1- Where can a 1 Gb stick be procured?
    2- Why can the machine not see a larger stick?
    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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  2. 5th November 2015, 05:05 PM #2
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    Evil bay has the usb sticks from $3.59 as for the Janome no idea.
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  3. 5th November 2015, 08:32 PM #3
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    Probably can't see larger than 1Gb due to the file system type, or available memory is my bet.
    As for sewing... I haven't the foggiest.
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    In fact Ian,,
    the world has passed 1gb sticks by,,
    I'm not saying they arent out there,,
    just not in the PC arena,
    this from a high profile OZ PC store--
    check the sort by, top right,,
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    I wouldn't buy a janome,the bloke next door has a mate who said the needles break and cost $$$ to replace and you have to wait 6 weeks for a new one.I'd buy a Toyota. Pat
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    Ian,
    Would you be able to run up some AULRO seat covers for Trog & I'll have an
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    I could pick it up tonight, perhaps
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    ah, the latte sipping 'my sewing machine has computers' type problem. Get a real sewing machine, something made before 1980, it'll work better in the bush.

    lol

    Sorry, no idea, though learning to use a sewing machine (and to sew by hand) is something every man should learn.
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    Quote Originally Posted by carjunkieanon View Post
    though learning to use a sewing machine (and to sew by hand) is something every man should learn.
    You have to do something on long boring drives and using a phone is supposedly dangerous.
    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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    I'm told that knitting is a popular boredom breaker amongst long distance truck drivers ...................



    Cheers .........

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    Quote Originally Posted by carjunkieanon View Post
    ah, the latte sipping 'my sewing machine has computers' type problem. Get a real sewing machine, something made before 1980, it'll work better in the bush.

    lol

    Sorry, no idea, though learning to use a sewing machine (and to sew by hand) is something every man should learn.
    Bugger that,I have Pam across the road to fix my cloths,in return I fix her leaking taps. Pat
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