brightspark
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couple a few standard batteries together to make 15 volt
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Space dear member, space.
Or the lack of in the AVO. The D cell will be taking space.
Seadog
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Those are hard to buy, as they seam to be out of stock.
You get a short fat round 15v version now.
Been there, done that.
Seadog
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Pardon our interruption...
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RVFM BLR121 15V Multimeter Battery | Rapid Electronics
RVFM - BLR121 - RVFM BLR121 15V Multimeter Battery - <p>Alkaline battery ideal for use in multimeters.</p>
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Cell Pack Solutions AVO 8 Multimeter (BLR121) Battery
The Cell Pack Solutions BLR121 battery is commonly used as a replacement in the older AVO 8 model Multi-meter. It is 15V with a capacity of 40mAh.
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Shall I go on?
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Thanks All, looks like I can get onePardon our interruption...
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RVFM BLR121 15V Multimeter Battery | Rapid Electronics
RVFM - BLR121 - RVFM BLR121 15V Multimeter Battery - <p>Alkaline battery ideal for use in multimeters.</p>
Cell Pack Solutions AVO 8 Multimeter (BLR121) Battery
The Cell Pack Solutions BLR121 battery is commonly used as a replacement in the older AVO 8 model Multi-meter. It is 15V with a capacity of 40mAh.
Shall I go on?
It is indeed a Kadett C
Nope, although they were effectively the same shell from the A pillars back
Onoff
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Cannot beat the DeWalt one tbh. I just can't kill it.
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New iron with hit air
First impressions seem good. Got some more tips on the way
First impressions seem good. Got some more tips on the way
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I have the same one...I use it for all sorts of stuff where you need heat but controlled temperature. Things like getting glue to separate on trims etc etc....well worth the money I think.
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To elaborate furtherI'd 'like' that, if I knew what it was/did....
The green drum machine is limited to it's onboard sounds
Now I can use whatever recorded sound I want with it.
Impressed the faders are sending a signal to lower the volume
They nailed midi back then.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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For under 50 quid I'm not complaining
As a bonus it will drive the iron and hot air at the same time. Wasn't expecting that
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I looked at a dual use setup, going for the t12, as I didnt want to drag the hotgun around at the same time. Good for bench work though.
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A bigger bandsaw....Just got it back before the heavens opened
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2.5mm braid for reference.
Not too bad for my first attempt
Not too bad for my first attempt
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The GTE Coupe is one of my favourites.
northwest
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So, here it is, going to keep the missus happy anyway. The B&D Workmate is very long in the tooth now and I wanted something that I could fold and stow away in the office, be heavy enough to clamp a polisher to and use as a small welding and cutting table. I did quite a bit of research (looked on 'tinternet) and investigated several designs and wanted something simple, easy to fold and stow and above all get the Workmate off the lawn! No springs, clips or bolts. Pretty indestructible but I will give it a go.
The top is 24 x 16 inches and set up the top is 33 inches from the ground, weighs about 35 kilos and is very stable, quite pleased with myself really. Only thing I did wrong was the welding of the actual top, 10mm thick, to the pivot bar where I needed to take a couple of runs at it.
