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I did used to make a mix of chopped dates, nuts and seeds. V tasty, natural and kept in the fridge a while. They were heavy on the food processor though. It stripped the gears on the wee one I had at the time, never thought to add a bit of water to loosen the mix a bit.

I'd go for the Trek bar high protein. Natural ingredients and actually tasty

Ventile sold

Bump with a price drop.

A few jackets for sale. The first is the Carinthia TRG in green. It's a grey/green in keeping with its Austrian origins. This is pretty much as new. I have a black one in, I thought XXL, I've lost weight and bought this to replace it. It really is a great jacket. Got jacket and realised my...

Love an M73, alas I think I have lost a luminous marker and I have a bubble. Welcome

I think I'd like to see an earlier opportunity to use the license abroad. I'm a button presser not a solderer and if the kit off the shelf is the same the only issue is knowing the 'local' frequency boundaries and a few bits of varying legislation. At the minute it's the only inspiration to...

Ahh seem's like he's updated the Intermediate course since the RSGB updated the course parameters. I'm guessing the Foundation course has also been updated and he's either working on it or not. I've heard great things about Essex Ham.

A quick reminder and sorry to harp on about it but to transmit on a Baofeng, Quansheng and to hell with it most other radios, look up your own exceptions, you need to be a licensed operator. In the UK and Northern Ireland the license is issued by OFCOM and RSGB administer the exams. I've...

It’s a cracking little radio. I can’t remember if it comes with one of the little reel aerials, if not they’re very handy and really help with signal reception. I use them when away for work in Airbnb/hotels. Sony An-71 would be my recommendation.

On the Quansheng yes, the others are just receive only. Sorry I thought that was obvious.

Any like what sorry?

To get good range on the CB Radio freq's people are using their usual ham radio with for a 'base station' 100w plus. A chap I know throws an amplifier on top for added power. He quotes big ranges but I don't have any experience personally. Getting back to radios it all depends on what it's...

Bump with some price drops