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All fingers crossed for you that the time will be right soon!

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Just bought four, to do just that total: £36. An amazing deal. Thanks for the link Btw regarding the HS10 run-time: Two weeks use during the moot was done with a single charge. -I found walking about didn't need much more than the lowest setting. This also meant night vision...

They're quite good also in having models with "high CRI" /90+ emitters - a real help in distinguishing colours & textures under torchlight

Under £9 for an HS10?! Absolutely bonkers. These are fantastic. "Wurrkos" brand make to similar standards and also worth checking out

Reduction to £320 posted or just £295 collected -can meet within 50 miles from Bristol

Have been giving some thought to using a vehicle as the battery element. Powerwall (or equivalent): 9-10kish Much bigger (x6 or so) battery as part of car with vehicle to home / vehicle to grid (V2H/V2G): £20Kish. Feeling this part will get cheaper, quite quickly with time

Not Wales based but may be worth a look: "A farmer from mid Wales was dropped into an abandoned American town with no food, water, electricity or tools for a new series. Apocalypse, which starts on Sunday, sees two groups of strangers attempt to survive in a site usually used to train...

If a First Aid certificate is offered it may be the providers own, or from an external body like Ofqual etc -meaning those courses should be delivered to the external awarding bodies standards. But even a internal cert guarantee's certain standards, as both are regulated. FREC is part of...

A vote for the "snowplough" config. Dead easy. One overhead lashing point (or pole/stick) Great with a 3x3 tarp. My favourite

If you're still doing this, yes please 1. Midnitehound x2 2. Neil x2 3. Hammock_man x1 Moot please 4. Rigel x2 please 5. Troubled Talent x2 6. 66jj99 x1 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Two 215w panels. Connected in series to one channel of a Hoymiles HMS-800W-2T. Overcast today, so generating 70ish watts. Snapshots belowof the last completely sunny day, and last month

Had a couple in both steel options. Very comfortable handle -in shape and material (softer than the F1/A1 etc) Knife a bit thick really for camp or food prep, but not too obtuse as it's spine thickness suggests. Would be great at 4mm or even 3.5mm!

Greetings and a hearty welcome

Couple of lovely brown trout. Not sure of weight, but just over 2ft long. These weren't known here 40 years ago - Great to see this river return to health.

Another hot moot, and I could be tempted to loose the shorts and go for something a bit more breezy

Do people know the opening trick by rubbing the rim flat on concrete? Opening via patio slab & kerbstone has got be out of a bind a few times!

Thanks LS, After putting in the hours at the Moot dutifully trying other people's seating arrangements, I was quite surprised to find that one of @Wayland 's "Director" style chairs was the clear winner on comfort!

Stunning

Weihrauch HW95K in .177 paired with an Edar Brothers 4-12x40 AO scope (not the one mounted in pics here) £345 The rifle is a classic: Well balanced and light with a smooth action. It's reliable, quiet and very accurate. It's the short barreled carbine version of the rifle with factory...