*****Official Things we BOUGHT in January Thread*****
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Ordered 2 packs of beef jerky 
Are they replacing AD08's or have you got something else on at the moment?
I've got Kumho KU31's on at the moment... These should be quite an upgrade in the dry.
Blimey! Yes they will and the turn in and feedback
Yep! Looking forward to fitting them after a car limits day at the end of January. The only disadvantage is they are meant to have a bit more bump steer (and they are not exactly winter tyres but I can go easy then.)
Two bottles of dexaprine and one tt33.
Though the other dexaprine is actually stuffed with the ultimate fat loss stack, as i put the rest of the caps in the other bottle.
Also have two bags of bbw cappucino casein, and some free lifting straps on the way.
And the shaving cream is sublime, it's a hard cream which is what i was hoping for.
I used vulfix cream and didn't like how sloppy it was.
Though the other dexaprine is actually stuffed with the ultimate fat loss stack, as i put the rest of the caps in the other bottle.
Also have two bags of bbw cappucino casein, and some free lifting straps on the way.
And the shaving cream is sublime, it's a hard cream which is what i was hoping for.
I used vulfix cream and didn't like how sloppy it was.
Spare wheels, tires and fuel tank for the truck i'm racing this year. Should see me through the season
What truck dude? I used to have a Hyper 8 with an RB WS7 III and she saaaaang wide open!
Anyway, my purchase for the day!
Tank and cabinet on offer at Maidenhead Aquatics for £330. Usually £410 but they have 20% off until the end of Sunday! The cabinet is on order for collection next week
My very manly pink earphones finally gave up last week so i decided to treat myself to a new headset
Not the best but for £30 i have no complaints what so ever.
Would definately recommend them to anyone thats after a new headset for around £30
Not the best but for £30 i have no complaints what so ever.
Would definately recommend them to anyone thats after a new headset for around £30
My very manly pink earphones finally gave up last week so i decided to treat myself to a new headset
Not the best but for £30 i have no complaints what so ever.
Would definately recommend them to anyone thats after a new headset for around £30
I have those too, think they are great for the price. Decent sound and very comfy, even for long periods of time..
This weather station.
The pole is vertical, it's just the angle of the photograph.
Anemometer, temperature, humidity etc sensors at the top and the rainfall sensor at the bottom.
You can see the output of it online here.
The pole is vertical, it's just the angle of the photograph.
Anemometer, temperature, humidity etc sensors at the top and the rainfall sensor at the bottom.
You can see the output of it online here.
Now if you get an average windspeed of 6mph get a turbine.
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Spare wheels, tires and fuel tank for the truck i'm racing this year. Should see me through the season
Out of interest, where do you get your fuel? I've got an old Petrol RC car - about ten years now, and haven't used it in a while, but considered getting it out for use, but couldn't for the life of me find out where to buy some petrol for it...
Huh, who'd have guessed it, Feek an Essex man
My two purchases so far this month:
A late '04 Mac Pro off the MM, just for a bit of experience with OSX really, unfortunately got damaged a bit by the courier... But I'll get that fixed eventually...
And a Cheap Multi function pull-up bar. Can use it for Pull-ups and dips when I'm at home and fancy a quick work out.
kd
I get my fuel online from www.modelsport.co.uk. I'm guessing it's a nitro fuelled RC instead of actual petrol. The pink stuff in the pic below is the fuel I use
The other things I've bought this month are the 12v gel cell battery, the engine pre-heater sitting on top of the engine and the transmitter case.
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I get my fuel online from www.modelsport.co.uk. I'm guessing it's a nitro fuelled RC instead of actual petrol. The pink stuff in the pic below is the fuel I use
The other things I've bought this month are the 12v gel cell battery, the engine pre-heater sitting on top of the engine and the transmitter case.
As someone who knows a bit about RC engines as I fly planes and helis, I am curious why you need a pre-heater for your engine?
I would have thought after 30 seconds of starting the engine it would be warm enough?
Interested if your opinion on this.