I went for the larger size Karlby and 3 sets of Alex drawers to create a double desk for me and the mrs
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I went for the larger size Karlby and 3 sets of Alex drawers to create a double desk for me and the mrs
How much were they?Poundland like he said
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Saves squeezing the bottle I suppose. Seems a bit like a solution to a problem which never existed though
Allows you to spray it without biting and sucking on the hose, useful if you out of breath. You can also share your water with others by spraying the water, so you don't have to share the tube with them. Spray it over your face or head when it's hot.
You can give your dog a drink, wash your hands, clean wounds and like ci_newman said, good for camping too, you can use the water by spraying it out to wash and cook.
You can also use the pressure system to fill up a other water pack, connect them together, pump it a few times and it slowly fill up the other bladder. Seen a video where the guy had two bladders and a filter system, he used the pressure system to filter the dirty water and fill up the bladder.
It's damn tough too, they did a video where they drove a vehicle over it when it was pressured and full.
That said! Expensive piece of kit when you can pick other bladders up really cheap, I got hit by customs too for £14 as well. The reviews are all good on it, the only negative I heard was the air pump falling off.
If anyone is interested: http://www.aquamira.com/product/geigerrig-hydration-pack-engine-3-liter/
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Expensive day
Denon AV receiver and Monitor Audio Bronze 5.1 system
Denon AV receiver and Monitor Audio Bronze 5.1 system
Just made the exact same purchase in the same colour this week. Great car although coming from an old petrol TT it doesnt sound quite as nice
Did you get a petrol. Mines quite noisy tbh has a burble to the exhaust....
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That is the larger Karlby! 246cm one. I need to make up a smaller desk around the corner for my wife (I don't "need" to, but thought I would make her a tiny space in my cave) so need to work out how to fit that in, too.
Put the 34" in last night.
Ordered my wall mounts for the screens and waiting on the speaker wall mounts to arrive. When it's all in properly, I'll sort all the messy cables out. Oh, and get a proper chair
What is it?This has changed my life
No I got the 2l diesel, its very quiet just has the standard diesel engine sound to it.
impulse purchase!
so far I love it.
Shame it doesn't charge through wrist movements, would last me a life time
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*Shakes head* Damn you @Clov!s!!
Shame it doesn't charge through wrist movements, would last me a life time
HAHAHAHAHHA!!!!!
Ah right, how has it changed your life? Did you not have a tuner before? In fact I know nothing about drum tuning.Its a drum tuner for tuning my drum kit in my studio
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I hadn't seen him to be fair (just googled him) but there are so many people with the same setup now! It's a great combo, I'm not unique in any way, but I liked it.Someone watches The Tech Chap
I should have one of the 27s here by tomorrow, hopefully. I'll leave it a week or so before ordering the last one
Can't wait to get it all wall mounted now mind.I've never been satisfied with my drum recordings...tuning a 47 year old kit is time consuming and frustrating.
I spent 30 mins getting my drumkit sounding brilliant using it yesterday afternoon.
