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More of a clearout, going through the surplus fishing equipment and have a stove set as followed Ridgemonkey quad connect mini Pro stove set mk2 (mk1 had some issues) and both stabilisers for pots/pans Ridgemonkey 0.5l Square kettle Ridgemonkey plate Ridgemonkey cutlery set Ridgemonkey gorilla...

A firemaple x3 jetboil type stove. Ordered this morning and just delivered from amazon. New vehicle stove and it works fine so far with the larger c500 gas cannisters

It's a shame varusteleka won't ship bladed items to the UK, the jääkäripuukko is perfection

My esee 3 is an all round beater. It's simple to sharpen, can prep food with it, abuse it for fire wood/shelter building. Mine has taken all the abuse I can throw at it

The EE home router is decent, and allows an antenna to be fitted externally, im unsure of the brand of the antenna because they are normally fitted by an engineer(similar to a sky dish), or at least mine was. I had it on a contract with EE and paid around £100 for the antenna fitted. I have...

I'm not sure if the 3g network will still be supported by the mobile networks- I know Vodafone and EE are turning it off soon. Personally speaking EE gives me the better coverage when out in my area, but it seems to be a more premium costing network. There's a few mobile routers that you can...

In a nutshell its a battery and inverter all in one solution with plug outlets and USB outlets. The newer models now have the more robust lipo4 batteries that generally give a longer lifespan. They can be charged in the home via mains or a conventional generator (240 plug), 12v dc in a vehicle...

I am indeed ,I can carry out most trade related repairs/builds and tend to do so on my own home. Being a homeowner I tend to do most of the work myself to save money, and have some friends who work in different fields so I can get them to carry out any gas work needed and anything else out of my...

Once it's up I'll make sure to do a post. I have been buying panels when I can afford them and now have a few to go on. I have bought the rails and accessories, and all I need is a roofer to install the rails and panels then. Luckily I have a friend who can do this for me to keep costs down...

That's exactly what you need! Just checked amazon and there about £10, the renogy panel has the mc4 connectors, and the adapter plugs straight in(I say adaptor but all it is an mc4-dc lead) I had mine setup last year into a wham storage box, the larger one from home bargains. I drilled a hole...

A source convertube hydration system. Turns any bottle into a water bladder pack- planning on using it with my nalgene bottle and any other bottle I have

The jackery uses an mc4- dc 8mm lead, I have one from amazon that works fine. I use the renogy panels year round with no issues at all, they are now fixed on my shed roof and I have the cable run through the wall in a weatherproof box so I can charge the jackery in the shed. I'm eventually...

I have a few of the gamekeeper John versions and find them very 'pocketable'. I try to use the same diameter and sized ball bearings to maintain consistency

I'm sure blackbelt barrister covered this on YouTube along with a few others- although in the legislation it states (or used to state) the cutting edge less than 3 inch, its always been measured as the full blade from hande to tip to prevent someone carrying a larger blade with a small section...

I'll take this please if its still available Currently in work but can sort out the funds this evening if that's ok Cheers

Do you have a use/goal for the system or is it purely as a failsafe?

I have 4 spare blades, I dont mind sending you a set of the c clips from one set if you need them- pm me your details if you want them

Edit- just checked and they are indeed included and securely taped onto the blades :rolleyes:

I bought a spare set from tamarack outdoors, along with a few spare blades. Oddly enough the packaging on the saw blades states there's spare c clips included, but there are none?

I have the agawa boreal 24 - it's pretty good for what I have used it for so far, really rigid and portable and not a lot to go wrong with it