02-04-2017, 12:57 PM
Mike is correect. They are not cheap. You will find also the Patsy charcoal heater is awesome but costs 1000 pounds. Unless I ask someone to weld me something similar.
I am currently fitting a cupboard door as it swelled and last year I made a cobble of the hinges (not recessing them). So today I have to try a refit - hold the door and screw in the hinges in awkward spaces. I also made a wedge not using a jigsaw but just a normal saw (it's all I have).
This boat must be finished, plumbed, carpeted, wired with solar and ready to stay on.
My radio work is being squeezed in at night. I am doing transistor circuits and have a good diagram to load. I was curious why the book called 2 resistors a voltage divider but only one was connected one end to chassis. It had me up late puzzzled.
I am currently fitting a cupboard door as it swelled and last year I made a cobble of the hinges (not recessing them). So today I have to try a refit - hold the door and screw in the hinges in awkward spaces. I also made a wedge not using a jigsaw but just a normal saw (it's all I have).
This boat must be finished, plumbed, carpeted, wired with solar and ready to stay on.
My radio work is being squeezed in at night. I am doing transistor circuits and have a good diagram to load. I was curious why the book called 2 resistors a voltage divider but only one was connected one end to chassis. It had me up late puzzzled.
