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• 1. Bowater's - Tesco - Gillingham - Turn Right Towards Rainham from Hoath Way
• 2. Bowater's - Tesco - Gillingham - From Twydall Turn Right Towards Gillingham
• 3. Bowater's - Tesco - Gillingham - Turn Right Towards the M2 (or Superstore)from Gillingham
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Bowater's - Tesco - Gillingham - Turn Right Towards Rainham from Hoath Way

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LE55ONS commented on 18 Jun 2011

@bamushan1 You can use the centre or the right lane for the Rainham exit. Although the middle lane is the safer option. The right lane can be used if the centre's blocked or you want to overtake a slower moving vehicles

faco99 commented on 26 Jun 2010

These clips are very helpful. I'm doing the mod2 for a bike test on thursday and this roundabout is the one that i'm still not 100% confident about.

LE55ONS commented on 17 Jun 2011

@bamushan1 It would be Right, Right, Middle and left towards the superstore. I will make a video of this route when the cones are gone...

gemgemms commented on 09 Mar 2013

Martin!!!!! its gemma !!! how's ur nerves its been 6 years should settled by now!

SimonOnYourTube commented on 29 Jun 2010

@faco99 my mate failed on this for not moving over in time...

LE55ONS commented on 09 Mar 2013

LOL, you know me, I'm always relaxed...

glitchlords123 commented on 03 Feb 2012

i know you le55ons

Bowater's - Tesco - Gillingham - From Twydall Turn Right Towards Gillingham

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LE55ONS commented on 18 Jun 2010

@AppleTreeification Good question; some say you should signal right and change to a left signal as you would on a normal roundabout, and others say a right signal might cause someone to hesitate from passing on your right as it looks like you want to change lanes. I've had one examiner give a driver fault for giving a right signal, and another for not giving a right signal. But most of them seem happy with no signals...

LE55ONS commented on 11 Apr 2012

yes you can, but you must move over to the centre lane as you pass the exit towards the M2, this is where you hear the horns sounding as vehicles using the centre lane don't move over to the left. If only they would paint a few extra white lines to guide people over it would save so much trouble..

Emily Foreman commented on 18 Jun 2010

@LE55ONS Thankyou for the reply...I also asked my driving instructor who said to signal right then left as you would on a normal roundabout. If the examiner decided to give a fault for this would this result in a fail do you know or just a minor?

ajmolaliful commented on 11 Apr 2012

okay but as you were entering the roundabout can you also use the most right hand lane you were taking the middle lane as i saw in the video when you entered.

LE55ONS commented on 10 Apr 2012

Its the 4th exit although I did hear someone once say its the 3rd major exit

LE55ONS commented on 18 Jun 2010

@AppleTreeification Either way its just a minor driver fault.

ajmolaliful commented on 10 Apr 2012

what exit was that 3rd or 4th exit.

Emily Foreman commented on 17 Jun 2010

How do you indicate on this route??

LE55ONS commented on 06 Jan 2011

@peteyying Did you pass ok?

ajmolaliful commented on 11 Apr 2012

yes i understand thank you.

Emily Foreman commented on 18 Jun 2010

@LE55ONS Ok thanks :)

Bowater's - Tesco - Gillingham - Turn Right Towards the M2 (or Superstore)from Gillingham

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LE55ONS commented on 01 Feb 2012

@chrizse Sorry to hear that, until the council put white lines down to guide people into the correct lane it will keep happening, I just don't understand why its so hard to put a few extra lines down, it would solve most problems. Most students spend 10 to 20 hours practising this roundabout from different directions. Was your fault going ahead towards Twydall from Hoath Way? I've been practising that with my students and a couple would have committed a dangerous fault if I hadn't taken action..

chrizse commented on 01 Feb 2012

@LE55ONS We went from the test centre towards Twydall and I managed to get into the wrong lane, and it was so busy on the roundabout I somehow managed to get into the inside lane as opposed to the outside and as I was trying to move off a bus was blocking me in as I was trying to move off. Most annoying thing is, that the roundabout is right by the test centre and you may be unlucky enough to go straight on it within the first few minutes of your test, when the nerves are shaking anyway!

LE55ONS commented on 20 Mar 2011

@barrowboy6 MSM does still apply but not to this particular roundabout (more like an interchange) as it could be misleading. If you were to have a right signal on while on this route, a vehicle behind in the right lane might hesitate thinking you want to move over. After a meeting with a senior DSA examiner it was decided only a left signal could be given on the exit, although if you watch the route from Courteney Road to Rainham you'll see I recommend a right signal for part of it...

BenGy commented on 20 Feb 2010

Its a shame people do not understand that coming from Rainham direction the 3 lanes are Tesco and M2 the second is M2and Gillingham and the third Gillingham and Twydall. When in the middle lane and you pass the M2 exit you move over into Gillingham lane 1 not force the second lane over to Twydall. This stops the two lanes flowing over the roundabout to Gillingham. The time's you hear the horns going, and as always the ones in the wrong don't realise that actually they are...wrong!

Timber0wolf commented on 31 Mar 2011

I remember when I did my lessons 3 years ago, my driving instructor always told me, when using this roundabout to remember: Middle, Middle, Left. Once you remember that it's easy. He also said: Amber Glow, Get Ready To Go, not just in referance to your lights, but the other traffic lights that are just about to stop. And not forgetting: Second Gear Before You Steer, in referance to slowing down to turn corners, or pulling away from lights etc to turn a corner.

DieselsNO1 commented on 23 Apr 2011

Even in this video the Peugeot in lane 3 at the start cuts accross to go in to Tesco and could of caused a crash. I have emailed Medway Council pointing out the road signs and markings are incorrect and they agreed and said they would be put correct during the March roadworks. New lane markings and signs now in, guess what they are still wrong!!! Medway Council you are Crap. Get out your offices, stop pretending you are a City and get some proper work done.

LE55ONS commented on 01 Feb 2012

@chrizse I'm sure the examiners are fed up with this roundabout. After a meeting with the senior examiner he said 'if your in the wrong lane we can't fail you for going the wrong way, although if its safe it would be nice to see them move into the correct lane. Best rule of thumb 'if your in the wrong lane, go the way that lane is marked for'. Good luck on your next one..

chrizse commented on 02 Feb 2012

I'll keep that one in mind and hopefully the roundabout will be less daunting at some point... but it is quire a horror when it's busy and you are in the wrong lane. Anyway, maybe the council will sort it at some point! Thanks a million for the uploads and the handy map of the roundabout though, it's brilliant!

barrowboy6 commented on 20 Mar 2011

THANK YOU! This explains why drivers have such poor signal (indicator) discipline at roundabouts. Not once was instruction or guidance given on signaling. What happened to the mantra which my instructor drummed into me 50 years ago, MIRROR, SIGNAL, MANOUVRE? Does it not apply these days?

LE55ONS commented on 01 Apr 2011

@Timber0wolf I have similar sayings for my students; 'Amber light, clutch to bite, green glow off you go', 'change gear before you steer' and 'when a pause becomes a wait, the handbrake becomes your mate' :-) Its nice to know I'm not the only one to use these little sayings..

BenGy commented on 20 Feb 2010

Hope you will do a video of that part of the roundabout, perhaps you could also send it to the retards that put the lane marking's down. Although the only way to get some of the stupid people that use the rounadabout to understand would be to colour code the lanes.

chrizse commented on 01 Feb 2012

Now going to have lessons just to concentrate on getting that roundabout right... So annoying, had it not been for that, I'd have passed with a brilliant score. I'll happily avoid this roundabout in future life, shame I can't say that to the testing person :)

bklurchio commented on 26 Apr 2011

I remember learning this roundabout's behaviour after going around it once and paying attention to the road markings. I came to think each exit 'eating' the outside lane and thus sucking you a lane closer to the outside. (except Courtney Road)

LE55ONS commented on 03 Dec 2009

As a new driver has been taught not to drift over or change lanes at all other roundabouts, this goes against those teachings. I've had people with 20 years driving experience find it hard to accept you must change lanes halfway round.

afcwils commented on 09 Dec 2011

I could've done with this video when I did my bike test 10 years ago! Excellent and very informative, well done. I shall show my son this when starts driving lessons again.

chrizse commented on 30 Jan 2012

This roundabout is the bane of my life. Failed my test on it today as I had a dangerous on there. Apart from that I've only had 3 minors :(

LE55ONS commented on 09 Dec 2011

@afcwils Thank you, I'm working on some full HD versions which I should be able to finish when the snow comes and I can't work :-)

AngloAm commented on 17 Dec 2009

That's done it. Now I'm terrified of driving when I get over there. But seriously, thanks!

breaderb16lag commented on 23 Nov 2009

I've never understood the confusion this roundabout creates

chiz1144 commented on 20 Nov 2010

Good video. More people need to see it I think ?

Muhammad Shoaib commented on 08 Nov 2009

very helpfull video...keep it up please...

glitchlords123 commented on 03 Feb 2012

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sammysterio1202 commented on 21 Feb 2011

:o just up from my road :D

www2passcouk commented on 02 Nov 2009

Nicely done!

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Nokia Lumia 800 Teardown - Disassemble & Reassemble - Battery & Case Replacement

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Ale B commented on 23 May 2015

Thanks! Great tutorial! my phone was damaged by water a year ago,tried to dry it from the outside,and eventually gave up so i left it in a drawer for a year and today i decided to give it one last try; i followed your instructions, took it apart, cleaned everything with a can of compressed air,(from a pc cleaning kit) put it back together and now it works just fine....not sure how long the battery is going to last though

LE55ONS commented on 24 May 2015

+Ale B :-)

Carol Modise commented on 29 Mar 2015

Hi thank you for your video! How would I go about replacing or fixing the power button as well as the volume down button? They've stopped working and I'm unable to lock, switch on/off the phone nor reboot it. The screen also goes black when I'm on a call (which is normal) but when I am done with the call and try hang up or use the screen I'm unable to; unless the other person hangs up & I can then get access to the home screen via activating the camera. What could be the cause of this? The proximity sensor?

Carol Modise commented on 04 Jul 2015

Lol yes it is, and you're welcome!

Michalis Chaviaras commented on 04 Jul 2015

yes that works, although its kind of funny every time i want to end a call i have to press down on the screen first! :) thanks alot Carol!

Carol Modise commented on 04 Jul 2015

Hey! I tried what EasteyEastey suggested. By pressing down on the screen near the word Nokia while you're on a call.

Michalis Chaviaras commented on 04 Jul 2015

+Carol Modise have the same problem with you. screen stays black during a call. have you found any solution?

Carol Modise commented on 24 Apr 2015

+EasteyEastey Thank you so much for the suggestion, I'll definitely try it!

EasteyEastey commented on 24 Apr 2015

Hey carol, I am experiencing the same problems as you. To solve when your screen stays black during a call, put your left thumb over the left half of the screen at the top, line your thumb horizontally with where 'Nokia' is written. Now squeeze the screen with your thumb. I find that this makes the screen appear while on a call. I can then use my right hand to put on speaker, hang up or press other buttons.With regards to buttons not workng, I am still trying to solve it myself. This video is helping though.

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Hi, thank you for your amazing video! I managed to disassemble the lumia 800 until the part where hot air is needed to make the glue melt. I tried using a hairdryer as suggested by you in your other videos but couldn't make the glue melt. Just wondering if there are any other ways I could get the glue to melt in order to remove the last few parts of the phone? 

Xuen Li commented on 10 Jan 2015

Hi, thanks for the reply. May I know whether you heated the case from inside or outside? Cause I'm afraid that high heat may cause damage to the components still attached inside the case. Oh, also after the glue melts, does the sound piece detach itself or do I still need to apply some force to remove it? Thanks again!

LE55ONS commented on 27 Dec 2014

The glue is very strong and I had to use lots of heat to release the parts, you'll have to keep trying. I used gloves and a fan heater to do this one..