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Trojanhorse wrote: ↑Mon Nov 04, 2024 10:15 pm Is it ok to put a ebay link?

I'm sure a link to something you've bought or are thinking of buying is fine.
If it is for something you're selling then no.

There will be a Mod come along in a minute to correct me if I'm wrong

Thanks mate

Is this solely to dry her hair? One shower / drying session and phone charging ? On low power (trips on full) it'll get 35 mins run time Screenshot_20241013-191809.png Added bonus from nearly flat it'll recharge in about 2hrs from the car cig lighter (average holiday running about visiting places) ...

This is me asking not teaching. A question from Herself "What do I get if I want to run a hairdryer with no hook-up" So, what should I recommend buying as an off-grid power setup for short term use, this would be weekends on campsites with no hook-up or camping on sites that aren't regular...

We stayed in a Travel Lodge recently (Not Bugged Out). The catering took into account that theres a kettle, so we took things like: Instant oats in a pot Cup soups Instant Noodles and Rice As well as shelf stable sausage, sandwich fillings in jars, jam singles and squash concentrate A couple of plas...

Expensive week for us so far. Switching to gluten and lacto free food and forking out for a new wheel and shock ab for the damn car. :evil: So far the wheel is coming in at £700 and the shock at £300.. £700 for a wheel :shock: Try looking at local salvage or breakers yards I’m sure you will pick up...

I quite like Pop-can stoves.... The 'well-burner' ones work really well with a wide pot, weigh nearly nothing and don't use a lot of meths (or the bio-ethanol that I prefer to use). Oh, and nothing is cheaper then free

Suitcases can be picked up from charity shops fairly cheaply if you go looking for them 'out of season' Good quality plastic boxes that nest are a way of reducing bulk in storage.Unless you planning on storing them full...... If thats the case, maybe low ones to slide under the bed? I have a lot of ...

I've got a SOG Powerlock (it doesn't really matter which one you buy as they're user serviceable and you can buy replacement tools). Compound pliers and locking tools sold me on that range... I removed the knife blade for EDC, but I kept the 'V'tool as an escapeknife/ seltbelt cutter. Folders. I've ...

The 1st aid at work has a one day refresher if you've not lapsed or you need to do the full three day course if it passed its date.
My Boss told me mine was good until next spring, and then I found out it ran out March...... Last time I take anyone else's word for it