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Exactly what I was looking for
Many thanks.
I can do better than briefly advise, I can give you the link which tells you what is compatable with what -
http://e-tubeproject.shimano.com/pdf/en/HM-CC.3.0.0-01-EN.pdf
This is also quite useful -
http://carltonbale.com/shimano-di2-everything-you-need-to-know/comment-page-5/#comments
But to briefly advise, the Di2 parts are compatable with each other providing you don't mix a FD from one range with a RD from another - they both have to be in the same range. So you can use a 6870 FD and 6870 RD with 9070 Levers (I actually run the reverse on one bike)