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@richardballard494 Mark is playing all around the country most weekends so you should be able to see him live at a venue near you. Facebook search Altern8

Most definitely, Richard. A traditional and authentic 90s inspired rave set ✨️

You may find it quicker going to you local Halfords if you have one nearby as they sell single inline blade fuse holders, and you'll need a 15 amp fuse. Or alternatively good old Ebay as Amazon only sells them in 10 packs www.ebay.co.uk/itm/116252730182?itmmeta=01J4PQE8G3N3HXX9HF5A38NWVN&hash=item1b1133e346:g:a40AAOSwHgNlVyT8&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4PBGqu58tuRyNI8%2BfvSKbHhVv1W%2B%2F60dUTMNM4l%2FuGQVJWuaXthwj9fB7sUoLpFRcMWGRPEaIVdfKAuWm2cRebWGcU80PX3IjT2c1DGJctTXxXcdjsME15nBG7ATz%2BNcoQx0DBU27TyaZOxBE5n5xE9QQl2WkXQQ38DYSSAsLkUD7U1Xya2OeJnQHBqIKW7o1gIsXibTWuwi0UuE4P1t7pv2hRMO5l8mdviqhhBi9NHuDaHJJZvTrXXX1ic4Cv0mf8aH%2BQ8wFIoPIjtg93sEXLSIJYEz%2FhwTzzs3oYKHDcKL%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5CIudelZA You can buy a factory OEM pigtail wiring loom for your siren from Premier hazard Ecco Code 3, they may be pricey or AliExpress which is cheaper Just found this amazing item on AliExpress. Check it out! ￡11.48 | 16PIN 18AWG 30CM 5559 4.2 Mini-Fit Jr. 5559 4.2 2x8pin 39012161 16 pin Molex 4.2 2*8pin 16p wire harness a.aliexpress.com/_Eyaf0TX Hope that helps. Austin

You either have a dud battery with an extremely quick discharge or a faulty volt meter. I've never seen this fault, and I use many of the same or similar volt meter regularly. Test your battery on a multi meter for voltage, and if there's any loss. Swap out and replace your volt meter

@@AW-Services thankyou

@@johnmartin996 I make then. Custom HD embroidery with the correct period colour thread

@@AW-Services Would the patch be able to be purchased from yourself?

P.S the battery is 12v 7ah

@@JonColbert you can add a 5 amp fuse after your switch and to the positive leg of the cigarette lighter socket. That's the only device that's needs to be current limited & fused.

Thank you my friend I will make the adjustments today

@eoincostello4634 glad to of helped you

Apologies for the slow reply. According to my service files, it's (F29) 25Amp + EMM battery feed number plate position, front and rear fog lights

I'm glad you were able to find the video, and it's offered up some help to you. There doesn't appear to be much in the way of databases or Haynes manuals on this year of van. Austin

Remove the small inserted Phillips screw which secures the outer metal body. Hold the black protruding female piece and half quarter turn to separate the two pieces. Ensure you place the outer metal cover over your cable first and undo the two screws on the cable clamp and continue to solder your two wires onto the two tabs

@Cocacabanabudgets CleanPro H17 commercial degreaser, which contains sodium hydroxide

Glad you enjoyed the video

The power bank shouldn't really be used to power high current items, and it's perfectly for phones, cameras, Gopros, drones, camping lighting, or two-way radios, so I've just used a 5 amp maxi blade fuse between the positive from the battery to the panel switch. Or you could fuse differently to suit your needs or planned usage by fusing between the switch to the USB socket at 5 amps and a separate fuse, say 10 amp from the switch to the 12v accessory socket Wiring diagram ruclips.net/video/O5SjP2P7Z-k/видео.htmlsi=E6V7KfQ3vcad4O_U Many thanks for the support

@@AW-Servicesthanks mate appreciate the help

No need to reply, I looked through the comments and found the answer!

@iraqviva7670 it depends on your work activities based upon the guidance notes of chapter 8 regulation 65 It's not a case of bolt some beacons on a van. If you are working on a live carriageway where your work differs from the environment around you. Working from your van if your vehicle is likely to pose a risk to other motorists or pedestrians, etc Then, when working on a live carriageway, there's also the legislation where a vehicle requires two-tone prismatic reflective batternburg vinyl If you're a self-employed sole trader, you need to look at the big utility companies like British Gas, Wales & West, national grid, open reach etc and see if your practices of work match theirs as they follow chapter 8 by the word. Hope that helps. The legislation is long worded, but I know all of it as I've read it, and you can have some many variables Kind regards Austin

@bellringer22 I bet you thought I knew of one sad person who would have cameras ready 🤣

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@@AW-Services yes i did from pilton devon

Appreciate your kind words and support 🙏

No, I desoldered the antenna wire coil and soldered in the centre conductor of a braided 15cm SMA to female chassis mount socket

I'll be transparent and totally honest with you. shortly after unpacking and erecting this tent for the first time on the August Bank holiday last year (ref this video posted below). I sat inside my new tent and zipped up the doors to instant disappointment of bright sunshine entering the tent. I instantly and politely called Millets customer service and informed them of the issue, and to my surprise, the gentleman sincerely apologised and offered me several options, one of which was an instant part refund directly to my bank. Reasoning for my choice was that I liked the overall tent design reference, the sleeping position, and the lack of overhead air vent, ( i didn't fully believe in a total blackout tent to start with ) and he advised myself that I could still receive the part refunded as a good will gesture and keep the tent if I was happy to do so or return it to the shop and get a total refund or alternative replacement. Reference the zip... when I woke up this Sunday morning gone. it was raining heavily. Yes, my porch was wet. The lower front piece of material, which, for this explanation, I'll call the threshold under the front door sags down which in turn makes the bottom of the zip track lower and the rain water pooled in the sag and entered the porch because there is no rigidity the hold up this piece and and my two front pegs loops were tight and correctly positioned. Under the trade description act, your tent is defective, not fit for purpose or falsely/ inaccurately advertised, so you are entitled to a full refund or replacement item / alternative item that matches its purchase price See video ruclips.net/video/-8mvvlRDGgE/видео.htmlsi=nN5-cO6hz0zLZ6cq Kind regards Austin

Nothing I have used has failed me. You need to take into consideration the quality of build with regards to wiring and quality control. Also if it's mistreated you'll break it

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If you have low water pressure, you'll most likely also have reduced flow, so in short, not a lot of water to have on demand. This pump and others similar to this work brilliantly if drawing water from an IBC, water tank, or water butt. With any stored water outside, you run the risk of algae, which may not be good for plant life or the pump.

Firstly, thank you for watching my video. Yes, you can use 3/4 hose. However, the reel connector and through pipe can not be changed, so you would have that 1/2 or 12.5mm restriction. It would of been nice if they added a secondary through pipe to accommodate for 3/4" / 19mm hose use. Hope that helps you. Austin Check this post out ruclips.net/user/postUgkxL7o5sbpNJIwZSg9RkmbeCYnrmdw-jCXm?si=OrG1-3t_Fa36oNf7

Do you mean generator? It's a widely available and extremely reliable Champion mighty atom suitcase generator. I purchased mine from a supplier of mine in Norwich called Gutter vacuum systems ltd. It's most likely available from Amazon, just generators and caravan camping suppliers ruclips.net/video/g5nN5dn2uGk/видео.htmlsi=OVXzDg3-ifNol7nq

It can be inverted, and you can buy a mount on amazon to fit its proprietary half turn bayonet mount. I just used the the base that was included and attached a generic gopro 1/4 20 adapter

@@AW-Services thanks for clarifying. Btw does it disconnect from the wifi often? How’s the overall quality?

@King311___ I've never lost connection. However, I use a tp link extender in the home to create access points. It's a great camera for monitoring pets, elderly relatives, or general home monitoring Extremely well made and super quiet. The app and setup is easy to navigate and view

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I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'll pass your compliment onto Mark

Thanks, Ian. I've been driving this message for years in the hope of educating others

@@AW-Services Its a message that needs repeating all the time. Particularly as there is no easy way to identify high voltage cables

I haven't any form of service plan. Took it out of the box. Plugged it in a just use it

Good old Yeo Valley primary. I went in the early 80s. Mr Baxter's class

It died due to age and would not hold a charge. It's CCA rating had dropped to 3% hence why the battery was replaced

Halfords 8 amp copper stand www.halfords.com/motoring/tools/fuses-electricals-and-fixings/electricals/halfords-8-amp-cable-red-elec150-726086.html?stockInventory=undefined

Get a landing skid and velcro it to the underside as there's enough increased height off the ground when attached Or alternatively get some white 20mm elastic and sew it into a loop and sew the course side of velcro to it STARTRC Mini 4 Pro Landing Gear - Leg Foldable Extended Kit for DJI Mini 4 Pro Fly More Combo Drone Accessories amzn.eu/d/ir87lUf

@@AW-Services good ideas. have you tried the white elastic idea? How did it go around the body with the arms in the way? I think I could also just do the velcro thing on the bottom of the mini 4 and the light would just be the back landing pad. I'm not planning on doing too many light paintings so maybe the landing gear idea is best so the velcro just goes on that... And lastly, do you think it matters which way; horizontal or vertical mounting, would make any different with light painting from above a building? Next I'll have to figure out what sort of pattern might work!

You would obviously stretch the elastic over when it's folded in its stowed position. For light painting and great results, I've created flight paths on my mavic 3, and you can also use litchi. Being that the led is super bright on its full setting, having it face directly down gives the best effect. Then, your photography skills need to create the magic. Bulb mode in manual iso 100 F11 etc

@@AW-Services thx. I've done quite a bit of light painting with cars, and houses (flashlights) but am now going to try a drone. I just got the drone, so have no idea about "flight patches" or "litchi"... Will have to investigate. mini 4 pro.

Really appreciate your support 🙏

@@AW-Services just curious though, how long would these diy boil bags last outside of a fridge? Say if I wanted to do a 3-5 days backpacking trip. Thanks

Shelve life depends on many contributing factors 1, preparation 2, ingredients 3, cooking 4, sterilisation 5, packaging Ensure that cooked meals are prepared correctly and safety with knowledge of food hygiene and temperatures Ensure your meals contain sodium (salt) Sterilisation of packaging (rinse with hot water) package food when it's still hot Use a combination vacuum heat sealer or either of. Ensure packaging is air-tight and submerged in hot water after packaging. I'm personally not prepared to give a time frame as I've spent a great deal of time ensuring what I do works and is food safe, and what you do is at your own risk You must use Mylar bags, and they must be heat sealed. Zip lock bags are not to be used for this purpose of diy MRE All meals must be over 70 degrees when cooking and packaging to mitigate bacteria growth

@@AW-Services thanks I really appreciate the in depth info. When you say sterilise packaging in hot water do you mean just the packaging itself before loading the food in? And would putting the food in fresh hot absorb nasty micro plastics? Also what is the purpose of putting it in hot water all sealed up? Sorry for the bunch of questions I probably sound a tad daft I’ve just never used boil bags before and don’t fancy paying ridiculous prices. They don’t sell the beefeta bag anymore on Amazon but have found another Mylar substitute and will be purchasing the same heat sealer. Many thanks again

@thearchives8739 the bags come from a plastics factory, so regardless of their intended sale for food storage, you have no guarantee that they are hygienically clean. Rinse out the inside before adding your food. Prior to heat sealing, ensure the top of the bag is dry. Use kitchen roll and proceed to seal. I dunk my sealed bags into hot water after sealing to check for air leaks and just another means of ensuring the tip seal is clean also. It's also key to make sure you expel as much of the air inside the bag just before you seal as failure to do this will cause ballooning of the bag when boiling it when camping