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Get some Three Bond Engine Conditioner and spray a good dose down inlet and exhaust ports . :Y:
Especially good for removing carbon build up
Especially good for removing carbon build up
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Well last night actually
Since I broke my home made jobby
Since I broke my home made jobby
nothing like a Tyger grrrrrrrrLORD said:
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You wont break that one mate.
No i didnt buy one . reckon cops here would still taser you arrest you and fine you even if it was orange plastic with "TOY" printed all over it.
These would sell well in Texas.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Custom-...1:g:P~IAAOSwAyBZoDsB:rk:1:pf:1&frcectupt=true
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Looks like something 007 might have on the back of his Aston Martin :skull:
Picked up something a bit special today, spotted it on an FB forum and seemed that nobody knew anything about it or what it was, so curiosity took over as it was only around 25mins from my place.
Got there and couldn't believe my eyes, a Gemmasta Gem Grinder, grubby but the critical part of the machine worked when powered up. No idea of the age, but checked the Patent which was applied for in June 1969 so are we talking about an antique?
Also had a box of original dops which was a big plus! I know it designed for cutting Cabochons to specified sizes to fit 'off the shelf' findings, only does rounds and ovals, but so what.
Good winter job, full strip and rebuild then see what it can do.
If anyone knows more about this machine or has a user manual, would appreciate the chance to chat.
Got there and couldn't believe my eyes, a Gemmasta Gem Grinder, grubby but the critical part of the machine worked when powered up. No idea of the age, but checked the Patent which was applied for in June 1969 so are we talking about an antique?
Also had a box of original dops which was a big plus! I know it designed for cutting Cabochons to specified sizes to fit 'off the shelf' findings, only does rounds and ovals, but so what.
Good winter job, full strip and rebuild then see what it can do.
If anyone knows more about this machine or has a user manual, would appreciate the chance to chat.
Great pick up
Mackka said:
Ever seen one or know of anyone who has one??
Today I picked up a fan for the camper,Explore cool breeze 12v fan; 3 speed 300mm fan, 1.7 - 3.0 amp draw. Should get that onion smell moveing. $ 85 ; So just need some fairy lights and I can find camp cool anytime. I will have some spare lights for you larry , so you can find your camp.
Cheers LL :beer: :beer: :beer: :Y:
Cheers LL :beer: :beer: :beer: :Y:
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What kind of ferry lights work well with 12 v ?
Goody
Goody
Goody2shoes have a look at these guys. 'Kings', you may have seen their gear on 4wds all over the country!
https://www.4wdsupacentre.com.au/catalogsearch/result/?q=led strip light
https://www.4wdsupacentre.com.au/catalogsearch/result/?q=led strip light
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Thanks Ded Driver....
Want to make sure I can find my way back to my caravan at night time..
Goody
Want to make sure I can find my way back to my caravan at night time..
Goody
I was getting some Solar garden lights , No leads and you can put them anywhere.
Bought a 6.4V 4.5A Deep Cycle Lithium Batt. from Jaycar. Weighs 360 grams--Sooooooo light compared to Nimh batt's. Will easily fit in Batt box for F1A4M2
$49.95
Specifications:
Service Life: 10yrs+
Cycle Life: 1500+ cycles (> 80% capacity retention)
Cut-Off Voltage: 5.0V approx.
Charge Type: Constant Current / Constant Voltage
Discharge Current: 4.5A
Max Continuous Current: 9A (5 sec)
Internal Cells: 18650 LiFePO4
Maximum Internal Resistance: 55m
Operating Temperature: 0-45C (60C max discharging)
Operating Humidity: RH < 85%
Storage Temperature: 0-40C (15-25C recommended)
Storage Humidity: RH < 50%
$49.95
Specifications:
Service Life: 10yrs+
Cycle Life: 1500+ cycles (> 80% capacity retention)
Cut-Off Voltage: 5.0V approx.
Charge Type: Constant Current / Constant Voltage
Discharge Current: 4.5A
Max Continuous Current: 9A (5 sec)
Internal Cells: 18650 LiFePO4
Maximum Internal Resistance: 55m
Operating Temperature: 0-45C (60C max discharging)
Operating Humidity: RH < 85%
Storage Temperature: 0-40C (15-25C recommended)
Storage Humidity: RH < 50%
Product Dimensions
Width 70mm
Height 101mm
Weight 360g
Depth 47mm
I haven't worked out how to do that yet on my new laptop. It has no cd slot and a fixed inbuilt batt. A new HP AMD/RYZEN/RADEON.
https://www.jaycar.com.au/medias/sy...h-lithium-deep-cycle-batteryImageMain-515.jpg
Width 70mm
Height 101mm
Weight 360g
Depth 47mm
I haven't worked out how to do that yet on my new laptop. It has no cd slot and a fixed inbuilt batt. A new HP AMD/RYZEN/RADEON.
https://www.jaycar.com.au/medias/sy...h-lithium-deep-cycle-batteryImageMain-515.jpg
Looks a good unit and it's LiFePO not LiPo so won't expand and go up in flames :8
Sorry DiHusky, unfortunately mate I have no info on the machine , I just thought it was a good purchase.
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Hi All,
Have been thinking about purchasing a digital thermometer for the Weber and deep frying in the wok; after a bit of google research decided on the Maverick 733, has two probes connected to the transmitter and a receiver that you can walk around with or set it up in say the kitchen to monitor what's happening outside in the Weber while you prepare the veg component of the meal. Hope to give it a try shortly with a venison roast, looks like it could be a fun bit of kit comes cooking time.
I seem to recall Ramjet using a similar set-up with his outdoor cooking liked the idea at the time.
Cheers, SinHof.
Have been thinking about purchasing a digital thermometer for the Weber and deep frying in the wok; after a bit of google research decided on the Maverick 733, has two probes connected to the transmitter and a receiver that you can walk around with or set it up in say the kitchen to monitor what's happening outside in the Weber while you prepare the veg component of the meal. Hope to give it a try shortly with a venison roast, looks like it could be a fun bit of kit comes cooking time.
I seem to recall Ramjet using a similar set-up with his outdoor cooking liked the idea at the time.
Cheers, SinHof.
