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Might be useful for something, maybe.
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Handy things, thread chasers. I've used them on occasion on damaged threads.
Might be useful for something, maybe.
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Beware of splatter if feeding it more than half its rated input. All the RM amps are like that, except the HLA series, which have proper filtering on them.A QRP radio and a 200w amplifier
It is for portable use and the amp is just because 'why not'
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I have been warned, cheersBeware of splatter if feeding it more than half its rated input. All the RM amps are like that, except the HLA series, which have proper filtering on them.
Be interested in how you get on with it, been fancying oneA QRP radio and a 200w amplifier
It is for portable use and the amp is just because 'why not'
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A QRP radio and a 200w amplifier
It is for portable use and the amp is just because 'why not'
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I don't know but Zetagi is a brand name still but only do 11m and 2m/70cm stuff.Back in the days of CB I recall Zetagi(?) meant amp like Hoover meant vacuum cleaner. They were Italian too.
"Boots!"
Get your boots on or turn the burner onBack in the days of CB I recall Zetagi(?) meant amp like Hoover meant vacuum cleaner. They were Italian too.
"Boots!"
Never seen such a tool.Another tool I didnt know I needed, roofing bolt magnetic driver thingy, UK made as well!
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These, used a lot on Dexion style shelving, electrical cable tray and tin roofs I supose!Never seen such a tool.
What is a roofing bolt ?
I always thought that was for in underground mines.
Another tool I didnt know I needed, roofing bolt magnetic driver thingy, UK made as well!
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These, used a lot on Dexion style shelving, electrical cable tray and tin roofs I supose!
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Sorry no link Just the 1st one that came up on ebay! About £6 or £7Link?