Tabac
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Who here collects stamps ?
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My_King
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Yeah, too be honest it is kinda getting to be a sickness.
KantSnyer
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One with writing on came from a chap in Germany who held the long distance record ( 117meters ) for a while, sent me some of his boomerangs years ago.
Holes are for more drag, mostly used in tri-blades to get them to come back quicker for certain events.
Tabac
Honorary Master
Did i say you should start a thread ? Will be moerse interesting.
ShaunSA
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homeboy
Expert Member
I am making my own apple cider vinegar. So I'm starting different fruits and is making a pineapple with ginger vinegar at the moment, Can't wait to taste it.
gregmcc
Honorary Master
Electronics - repairing old retro computers and consoles.
Gravedigger
Expert Member
Electronics... Will soon integrate with Axpert and MPPT devices, been a long project since middle lockdown...
Beer... 
but that's less of a hobby and more of a lifestyle.
but that's less of a hobby and more of a lifestyle.The post office. They're still stuck to all the undelivered post.
dualmeister
Honorary Master
So is exercise.Beer...
Thestealth
Expert Member
Why would you want to taste vinegar? Just kiss your mother-in-law (it's the same thing)...
Ok, and?
Creating and modifying audio electronic devices, power supplies and enhanced audio cables
Just made up a TRS to XLR patch with an auto-impedance transformer that allows up to 100KHz signals.
Transformer is 3mm square and fits inside the XLR plug. For long line cords this permits better frequency response from close-miked natural instruments like violin, saxaphone, piano and impedance can be controlled from the mixing desk with small DC voltages
The transformer is made in Germany by Ultrasone, perhaps better known for headphones
Example:
Just made up a TRS to XLR patch with an auto-impedance transformer that allows up to 100KHz signals.
Transformer is 3mm square and fits inside the XLR plug. For long line cords this permits better frequency response from close-miked natural instruments like violin, saxaphone, piano and impedance can be controlled from the mixing desk with small DC voltages
The transformer is made in Germany by Ultrasone, perhaps better known for headphones
Example:
Many teens used to collect them, but it was too vast to make a dent with. My catalogue was a big sized book I think over 1000 pages long.
You cannot keep chocolate. Due to the molecular structure, chocolate is very adept at absorbing smells, even through multiple layers of aluminium foil.
Friend kept some chocolate in his outside shed and had stored some pool chemicals in the same room. Within 2 weeks the chocolate tasted horrible.
We thought it might have been the heat, but the shed has a ceiling and is well insulated
So best to eat it. A bit too much though makes you feel billious
Friend kept some chocolate in his outside shed and had stored some pool chemicals in the same room. Within 2 weeks the chocolate tasted horrible.
We thought it might have been the heat, but the shed has a ceiling and is well insulated
So best to eat it. A bit too much though makes you feel billious
I used to, until about 1990. Then it became too commercial and Post Offices (The UK and Russia are examples) started treating it as a cash cow
Have an accumulation going free it you'd like
Yeah, it was collected over a few short months. Then took about 6 weeks to finish it off, all tasted fine.