Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

Malevolence said:
Was having interweb issues (continual dropping of DSL & internet), so grabbed a cheap and cheerful modem/router to see if it was an issue with my hardware. And by cheap I mean 'free', as I used Nectar points.
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Ban, technically "freebies" are not purchases

:D
 
Kei said:
Nabbed a noctua NF-A12 from the B grade section for a lot less than it should cost. Replaced an old NF-F12. It's impressively quiet by comparison.
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Is that the new Microsoft Intelli Mouse I see with the 3389 sensor?
 
mrk said:
An remote

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Know I'm a bit late to the party with this but I like the look.

Can you program the Netflix and Prime Video buttons to different apps? Looking on their website the information is a bit vague
 
Kyle009 said:
Know I'm a bit late to the party with this but I like the look.

Can you program the Netflix and Prime Video buttons to different apps? Looking on their website the information is a bit vague
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You can reprogram any of the buttons and use the learning function off the original remote.

So if your original remote had a button for an app you want to use then just pair that button up with say the Netflix button on this one. But if you mean program the Netflix/Prime buttons to other apps installed on your TV, then you'd have to somehow associate your original TV's remote Netflix/Prime video button to load the alternative app as all it's doing is sending that same IR code to the TV to do that same function since all but the pre-programmed TV apps themselves don't have a specific IR code if that makes sense so the TV would have to have the capability to allow you to remap the buttons to load a new app instead of what has been pre-defined for that button on the original remote.
 
mrk said:
You can reprogram any of the buttons and use the learning function off the original remote.

So if your original remote had a button for an app you want to use then just pair that button up with say the Netflix button on this one. But if you mean program the Netflix/Prime buttons to other apps installed on your TV, then you'd have to somehow associate your original TV's remote Netflix/Prime video button to load the alternative app as all it's doing is sending that same IR code to the TV to do that same function since all but the pre-programmed TV apps themselves don't have a specific IR code if that makes sense so the TV would have to have the capability to allow you to remap the buttons to load a new app instead of what has been pre-defined for that button on the original remote.
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Ah right, yeah I was hoping to be able to get it to open a specific app on Android TV. I've got button remapper installed but sometimes it forgets the remap.

Cheers
 
The 1.1 was my first proper mouse after the Intellimouse with the ball on the bottom but got fed up with having to maintain the rollers by wiping away the dust it collected :D

Was never a fan of the spongy middle button and wheel though.
 
Portable mud washing brush thingy for the dog (and my boots), it'll come in very handy when on walks away from the house so I can clean him before he goes in the car.

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ChrisD. said:
Portable mud washing brush thingy for the dog (and my boots), it'll come in very handy when on walks away from the house so I can clean him before he goes in the car.
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Intriguing, not seen this before. I have a golden retriever who loves mud and muck when out on his walks and this would be ideal. Does it actually have enough pressure to get the mud out of a long haired dog? I imagine it would just rinse him off and not have much effect.
 
Ahleckz said:
Intriguing, not seen this before. I have a golden retriever who loves mud and muck when out on his walks and this would be ideal. Does it actually have enough pressure to get the mud out of a long haired dog? I imagine it would just rinse him off and not have much effect.
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Not sure about long hair I'm afraid, I have a Whippet. I've not actually used it yet, I saw someone using it in a dog walking group I'm in and they highly recommended it.
 
Ahleckz said:
Intriguing, not seen this before. I have a golden retriever who loves mud and muck when out on his walks and this would be ideal. Does it actually have enough pressure to get the mud out of a long haired dog? I imagine it would just rinse him off and not have much effect.
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ive had one for years, fabulous things. Have a saluki cross deerhound and gets the mud of of his coat. You have to keep pumping it up for pressure every few minutes.

My only issues with them is the cheapness of the tube, it can easily twist and close off flow. Not sure if they have improved them since I got mine several years ago though.
 
Greebo said:
ive had one for years, fabulous things. Have a saluki cross deerhound and gets the mud of of his coat. You have to keep pumping it up for pressure every few minutes.

My only issues with them is the cheapness of the tube, it can easily twist and close off flow. Not sure if they have improved them since I got mine several years ago though.
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ChrisD. said:
Not sure about long hair I'm afraid, I have a Whippet. I've not actually used it yet, I saw someone using it in a dog walking group I'm in and they highly recommended it.
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Thanks guys, I'll do some more research and maybe get him one in April. I've got a new car arriving around there, and would like to try and keep it a bit cleaner than the current one and this'll definitely help if it gets most the muck and mud off him.
 
Ahleckz said:
Thanks guys, I'll do some more research and maybe get him one in April. I've got a new car arriving around there, and would like to try and keep it a bit cleaner than the current one and this'll definitely help if it gets most the muck and mud off him.
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For big or hairy dogs you might need the 8l one though.

And if you dont want to pump all the time, karcher does a battery version and with the optional brush works as well as the mud daddy.

https://www.thecarstuff.com/review-karcher-oc3-pressure-washer
 
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