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Ended up buying a tumble drier when we moved house, still have to use a clothes horse for certain items. Cloggy houses all seem to have a designated laundry room which is nice. -
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I see that Kalashnikov are to build their own AK47 factory in the US, due to sanctions in Russia.
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Indeed.Originally posted by NigelJK View PostI see that Kalashnikov are to build their own AK47 factory in the US, due to sanctions in Russia.
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But some states will only allow you to buy the puny 10 round mag.Comment
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Ok.
So it didn't work with 4 x 10k resistors.
And you think it will work with 4 x 4k7 resistors?
The triumph of hope over experience.Comment
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Now there's breadboard muppetry.
Despite the A2 Poster stuck on the frigging wall which explains in words of one syllable and a load of pictures exactly how the damn things work.
Much like this:
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