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The other way to get trickle mode is a long press on the button. On mine one of the 4 charge status LEDs turns from blue to green

Don't know what battery bank you have, but Anker branded ones have a 'trickle charge' mode which allows a low current to be supplied constantly. Your only other option is to get a 'keep alive board' which adds an extra load to the bank to keep it on

12 is plenty old enough with work, plenty of 10/11 year olds pass foundation.

Or you could do the amateur radio foundation level exam think it's about 25quid each. Online courses like Essex ham will get you through it no problems. Then you can use upto 25watts on a large range of frequency not just uhf. Plenty of amateurs on here. Best of luck 73 de Steve M0USX

For me it was always the smallest denomination coin you had on you for a knife (on the geographic aspect I'm from London) also if you gave a purse/wallet you should put a coin in, so the recipients wallet always has money in

I'm not sure I could manage a tenth as well even using a spoon knife!

What I find funny is that they use the UK style "sulphuric acid" and then use the iupac "sulfuric" spelling for everything else. At least be consistent. personally I think it should be "sulfuric acid" as set out by iupac, what I was taught in the late 90's.

I have an light i3t and i3 Eos. Both single AAA. Small though if that's an issue. Use enloop pro batteries in them.

Can second these. Thick and warm with wrist over cuffs.

My thoughts exactly, this isn't someone who has popped to b and q or been on eBay for a cheap chainsaw, someone with knowledge did this, and the 16yo is just the patsy

I live in an area of a city that is well served with public transport relatively speaking despite all the bus cuts. I generally walk the 2odd miles to work, but can use tram if I need the supermarket is 25minwalk. Annual mileage on car is less than 3k. So more or less yes

I'll take it.

We are now on the latest smart meters, we were on gen1 smart meters, which of course wouldn't work 'smart' when we switched supply. Then I got home one evening and started to cook tea to discover no gas. So we had to have new meters fitted. It seems that the meters can 'lock out' if they...

This one is collapsible but made from heafty metal, might be worth a look https://www.wooleyfabrication.com/product-page/extra-large-collapsible-fire-pit-log-burner

Not bushcraft, but have a look for videos by US radio amateurs describing the best way to solder.

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The FTP is smaller than the bushtool. I'll take a side by side with a rule in a bit. Im just off out

Alan wood does a knife called the PCT that may suit. And Rob Evans makes a model called the FTP that may also be suitable

I have a pair of Lennon's solid boots

DM shipped production abroad and the quality went down. I don't have any solvairs but I've heard good things of them