Amps
Definitely. You can buy cheaper but will it last and remove most of the dust.

Partial to some top notch drill myself

Along_the_Wire
Treated myself to a proper site radio. It cost small fortune compared to the super cheap ones I usually buy. Sound quality is next level.

Used to be a serious operator on the drill floor. Years of elite training in the boys briagde meant I could left incline like some cunt in the special forces. One minute we are talking about football, the next I have completed a slow march, right incline, about turn and you are dead.

    -si- what is this boys brigade you speak of Si? We have Cubs and scouts over here but yours sounds a little more sinister

      Hursty what is this boys brigade you speak of Si? We have Cubs and scouts over here but yours sounds a little more sinister

      We had Boys Brigade where I grew up (Warrington). It’s like a protestant church version of scouts.

      Basically scouts with bible study thrown in.

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        *I just looked at it on wiki and I am wrong. Officially it’s ‘Christian, non-demoninational’.

        Sounds brutal, I remember chinning off Sunday school very rapidly when I realised it meant less time out on my bike

          Hursty I got kicked out of scouts aged 12 (for taking time out of an orienteering course so our team could vandalise some gardens, mostly stealing and breaking gnomes), so I was not an ideal candidate for Boys Brigade with its even more rigid discipline.

            bosstrabs great craic though, the priest always offered you a shot of Jameson later on back at his, always very kind I thought

              LT42 Lol.

              It still exists as well, genuinely never heard of it before, looks well dodgy!

              It was a junior orange order/loyalist paramilitary faction, under the guise of the christian church. By the time i was 11, i could petrol bomb a republican family’s home, while singing onward christian soliders and simultaneously marking time then completing an about turn, all in step, before fleeing.