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Rocket Mass Heaters in the UK - anyone built one?
Paul Smith replied to SteveA's topic in General chat
Thanks for the link!👍🏻 -
Rocket Mass Heaters in the UK - anyone built one?
Paul Smith replied to SteveA's topic in General chat
Pretty sure there's plans here.😏 https://permies.com -
Rocket Mass Heaters in the UK - anyone built one?
Paul Smith replied to SteveA's topic in General chat
Look in the net and you will find the formula for the pipes, pretty simple really and requires no forced air at all. The initial J or U shape chambers have moved on and now the fad is for an open fronted glass stove. 😧 -
Rocket Mass Heaters in the UK - anyone built one?
Paul Smith replied to SteveA's topic in General chat
Seen these ages ago and I do like the idea! Would they be legal in this country? HETAS and part J of building regs probably means they won't be allowed in your dwelling? -
Not really a fair test today. Small Eucalyptus in freezing fog and rain. Kernmaster, zero sit back, very impressive. A little jerky but overall I think it will be very good!👍🏻 need to fine tune the settings now.
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😞 will give it a go tomorrow. Today's climb turned out to be an easy fell after I looked at the big innonotus brackets!😇
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Haven't tried mine yet!😊
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That must mean mine is here!👍🏻
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More updates from Jamie would be nice. I'm sure it will be excellent when it gets here!
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Getting fed up of waiting now, 1 year since I ordered it!
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Our 540,s refused to start in the hot weather. Constantly flooding and pi**ing fuel everywhere! Total nightmare!!!!
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Winter 2016 https://www.lily.camera/our_faq/
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Found it!
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Whatever happened to the drone that follows you? Think it was marketed as an adventure camera for Kayaking, biking etc. Quite interested to know how they don't fly into things on fully auto mode.
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My lanyard is really a second rope, it's around 10m long!
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Haven't touched it!😂
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Stationary Rope Work Positioning (SRWP) Research Project
Paul Smith replied to BenR's topic in SRT (Single Rope Technique)
Intresting reading Ben. I've been using multi ascenders/descenders for quite a while and I always refer to it as SRT weather you use for access or work. Don't see the point of reinventing the wheel. Rock Exotica are taking on the new Akimbo so maybe it could get CE approval. What if we leave Europe? -
Yep tapered the core and the cover, core almost falling apart. Mallet was working overtime as well!
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Hi, who's splicing Kernmaster with ease? Ive spliced it before and its hard,very hard! Another two attempts at splicing up a length for my lanyard and both failed miserably! Using the New England guide and even taken more strands from the cover and the core but both attempts I can't force home. Any ideas please? I must add its not new rope as well!
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If you get a chance take a look at the London Planes next ton10 Downing Street. 👍
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Wish I would have bought one now!😢
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🙈🙊🖕🙄 still going strong!
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Is the damage from fraying or eating? Are there teeth marks on the tree? Deer have no top incisors so rip when they bite. Are there any buds/tips left on the floor? No matter what you do you can not protect trees 24 hours a day. You can shoot deer 1hour before and 1hour after sunrise and sunset but if under pressure the deer will just come to feed under the cover of night! Fencing is the only guaranteed method and is only as good as the fence. Getting a night license is not going to happen unless your in Scotland! Shoot hard and plant sacrificial stock. Remember control the females to control the population!
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Good answer! I will reiterate, deer have to be very hungry to eat bark! There is so much food around this time of year! Fallow have been known to play with tree guards. What does the damage look like and what height? Please put a picture up.
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Are you sure it's deer damage?
