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Just a cheap visual deterrent. I do have Ghost-II being fitted next moth too.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers)
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Careful on the Ghost. A chap in Motors had it on his Q7 and when he had an electrical problem his warranty was totally void. Ghost offered zero help.
Soldato
^^^ that's cause you're old 
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Upgraded my NAS today from a DS218j to a DS220+.
Beyond family photos and files and OneDrive backup, I mainly use it for Plex but also planning to play with Home Assistant. The new Intel Celeron and 6GB of Ram make a genuinely huge difference from the Marvel processor and 500mb I had previously
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I can now actually watch Plex movies away from home without buffering or reduction in quality.
Managed not to lose my data in the transfer too, so a bonus!
Beyond family photos and files and OneDrive backup, I mainly use it for Plex but also planning to play with Home Assistant. The new Intel Celeron and 6GB of Ram make a genuinely huge difference from the Marvel processor and 500mb I had previously
.I can now actually watch Plex movies away from home without buffering or reduction in quality.
Managed not to lose my data in the transfer too, so a bonus!
Soldato
Just a cheap visual deterrent. I do have Ghost-II being fitted next moth too.
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/audi-warranty-denial.18922339/
Soldato
That looks like the reciprocating saw I have borrowed ,went through my tree branches (three car loads full) like a knife through butter
Oh I never thought of using one of those, I've got a load of branches to chop for firewood and was thinking of an electric chainsaw.
Soldato
After using the cheap metal weight plates i picked up and accepting i'll use them more often, i've ordered myself some proper rubber bumper plates
Soldato
Depends on the saw i guess, i have a Lidl Parkside Reciprocating saw and i would say for anything over 3" it can take a bit of time and kill the 4ah battery and so if cutting a lot of thicker stuff a chainsaw may be better.
However i'll accept a Makita one will likely perform better.
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My thoughts toodo you try and be like this or does it just come naturally?
Just a cheap visual deterrent. I do have Ghost-II being fitted next moth too.
I may be ignorant here, but have modern cars not yet got sufficient security to prevent them being nicked?
I understand putting one of these on an old car that's trivial to bypass the ignition.....but on something new (ish)
Man of Honour
its a bit more complex, but unfortunately still possible to steal them.I may be ignorant here, but have modern cars not yet got sufficient security to prevent them being nicked?
I understand putting one of these on an old car that's trivial to bypass the ignition.....but on something new (ish)
Isn't it still a <1 minute job to bust one of those locks off?
Anyway, I'm not that precious about my motors, I'd happily take the insurance money and get a replacement!
That's the same reason I got it, does eat batteries though
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Just about to go to court with wife’s ex husband. Expecting it to get messy so CCTV being installed today. Cameras I got free so that’s a saving of £460.88. Cable I got for £30. NVR has a 2TB drive. Drive I also got free. WD Purple. NVR I think I paid £78.
Soldato
You can't give us a teasers why your putting cameras up NOW after the being so spicy. Give us some context so we can put our minds to rest....or not
Soldato
The way I read that, he's going to court with his wifes ex as in he and the ex are fighting the wife. She a feisty one?
Just about to go to court with wife’s ex husband. Expecting it to get messy so CCTV being installed today. Cameras I got free so that’s a saving of £460.88. Cable I got for £30. NVR has a 2TB drive. Drive I also got free. WD Purple. NVR I think I paid £78.
Need some DM8 backboxes for those cameras.