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An interesting mission indeed. I just read about it on ABC news https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2021-11-24/nasa-dart-mission-deflect-asteroid-armageddon/100574146

Well spotted Simmo :Y: Exact same numbers, Fresher looking custard, and even has a slotted bump guard on the newer version to help protect the little black square thingies with the fragile legs, when you hurl the the whole thing across the room :Y: :perfect:

Just a long shot Sandta. I just entered the web address that is on the circuit board in your photo and it takes me to the company website in China (The site is in English). Would it be worth trying to email them with the same photo and questions? They have a contact link. As for being any help...

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It's interesting you guys mention Brock, Only this morning I was reading about that B.S Polarizer that he was pushing that supposedly made a car go better. Anyway, the article linked to another one, which is here https://v8guru.blogspot.com/2017/02/25-february-brock-polarizes-opinion.html I...

I had to google that to find out what the hell you were talking about Nightjar. Well if this game isn't hard enough already now we have bloody great lizards pulling cans down into the ground!

You scored: 8 / 10 Total of 120 points. The little tram from the movie Malcolm is (or at least was when I last lived in Melbourne five years ago) sitting in a builders salvage and second hand yard in Sydney Rd Campbellfield. God knows how it ended up there, but it's a funny little thing that...

Take it,.....Take it all,..................Take it all off..................... :)

Yes, only in Dubai. I read somewhere recently that the people there don't even know who The Flintstones are. But apparently just up the road the people of Abu Dhabi Do..... :lol:

My apologies Reefer, I Somehow missed your Old Jimmy White Poem. It's a bloody cracker too! :trophy:

I think you're confusing it with Latex or Silicone Silver :playful:

There's lots of good information on here Elliemac, welcome to the forum :beer:

Welcome to the forum Pieman :beer:

And an antiscorbutic too. That would have been worth its weight in gold for a storeable food source to prevent scurvy back in the day before refrigeration and multivitamins

I pulled one out from under the ride-on mower in the GT a few weeks back when I went up to mow our weekender not far from Kingower. I tangled the blades near a fence that had been patched with chook wire. Without thinking I broke the golden rule and stuck my hand where I couldn't see it...

I very nearly backed over a new 25" DDX coil along with the 5000 once. I leaned the detector against the left front passenger door because of the angle/lean of the car, and then went around to the right rear passenger side to change my wet muddy clothes before I headed off home. Except I forgot...

Awesome Smokey. It's the first I have heard of a fire piston, and yet apparently they have been around for hundreds of years according to the google search I just did.

Great thread guys, and I can see the advantages of using a drone. I only get out for one day at a time once every blue moon nowadays, and there are many times I have come across an interesting area that I wish I had have seen earlier in the day. A handy tool to have (now if they could only...

Yep it's a great hobby alright. Comes in handy when you drop something, or it can give you peace, nature, exercise, history, geography & geology lessons all at the same time, and occasionally you get to find some amazing and valuable things.

It may be a knurl rather than a thread. Maybe the square shoulder prevents rotation when pressed into a round hole that the corners bite into, and the knurled end prevents pulling/falling out once the glue or resin has set in the bottom of the hole.