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@@Dronesteve-72 that is kind of why we got it lol

@dantronics1682 it’s her Nick name her full name is Poppie Yippie DoDo Lady Brabizon of Tara

Ok no problem. But we find it ok to be honest. I would rather be warm

Quite correct and I did

Hello Steve. I assume you have a You Tube Channel. Can I have a link and I will subscribe. Just after this video I hit a tree quite hard with the Neo and it fell onto some hard Decking. The Gimbal was sort of at 30 degrees in the housing. I looked at my other Neo and saw that ot the top the black frame needed pushing back in to the clip on the main grey frame. Fire it up and all working well 😀

I am an idiot of course your channel is Dronesteve-72 Just subscribed. I will watch a few of your videos later on the TV. I like the one in the woods

Thank you 🙏

@@boatingsibbingandwandering3262was that crash with the camera frame you made

@@Dronesteve-72 Yes but it was not that. It caught a hanging fine Branch and fell to the qround it was the shock that pushed it all forward incl the battery

@@MichaelBrookfield-m8n The diameter is about right as luck would have it. I would say that the internal diameter is about 16 mm more than the external diameter of the exhaust

Many thanks I will do my best. The weather just needs to improv lol

Yes outboard is left on

@@Dronesteve-72 we generally fly Jet 2 and each person gets 22kg hold luggage and 10 kg hand luggage so 64 kg for the 2 of us included in the price. With 2 sectional paddles this will weigh in total about 11kg. We have a large case and this will fit inside it with cloths packed around the sides. So it will cost zero to take. And we have loads of weight allowance. To hire a canoe abroad is about 20 euro an hour. We plan quite long trips so it would be very expensive to hire. We will also take this around the island on our scooter to kayak from various different locations

Sounds great you got it sorted I may try paddle boarding this year I see they do it in bramford now

@nocodeninja how do you clean have you tried a Pellet stove brush so you don't have to dismantle?

@ To clean the flue, I just dismantle the sections and give them a good clean with a bottle brush to remove the soot. I usually do this once every couple of weeks during winter when I’m using the stove a lot. I only burn seasoned wood so probably don’t need to do it so often, but better safe than sorry. Apart from wiping over the glass and emptying the ash, there’s no real need to clean the entire stove. I just use a regular plastic dustpan and brush to sweep out…when it’s cooled down of course!

We only ever burn it when we are sitting in with it and I have checked the surrounding wood several times. It only gets a bit warm. I would not leave it unattended however how mine is set up.

It does get very hot but I suspect not quite 300c.

The flue itself gets very hot, but if fitted correctly and you’re careful then it’s not an issue. My shed roof is 2m from the floor and around the flue the wood temperature reaches around 40-60ish Celsius usually. Bought myself one of those infrared thermometer ‘guns’ so I can keep an eye on it.

@@nocodeninja I initially put an old metal baked bean tin through the woor roof then the flue through that then some thermal rope, then the silicone flash kit over the whole lot. Seems to work well. Make sure you out the chimney the correct way up so water does not run inside the pipe. I had to buy a different spark arester for this that had a flared bottom

@@boatingsibbingandwandering3262 Nice idea - bit like a homemade double-walled flue. Noted about the water ingress. I do get damp ash occasionally (as I did in my previous stove too) but nothing concerning and seems to be only when it has rained particularly heavily.

An upturned tin bigger than the flue ( obvs ) with holes drilled around it would work.

Yes we were very impressed. We had watched a few videos and were pleased that this was better in real life than we had expected. Planning to cook lunch on it today in the shed lol

@@boatingsibbingandwandering3262got to admire your outside life to get my wife sat outside in May is hard enough let alone January Good for you

@@boatingsibbingandwandering3262crikey my wife don’t venture in the garden from November to May lol Be ideal on a FPV meeting do a couple of hotdogs

@@pumba5322 I know how many have you got 👍😁

@ none 😂😂 it just made me chuckle how many their were

@@Gkofilms many thanks

That was more of a Track. These houses are new builds and only been occupied less than 6 months for most

@@boatingsibbingandwandering3262yeh I remember them building them when I went to my doctors in Bildeston I passed the end of the road

Great visit. Bought my lad one and he loves it!

@ yes they are excellent drones

Thanks but all changed now and all this 2 factor stuff

Yup Vinyl Silk

@@dannystiasny3891 great joy it is brilliant I an sure you will love it 👍

No I have not been in a T32 Sorry. But It is not only Shorter but it also has smaller diameter tubes than the T38. If you can accommodate the T38 I would get that one. The T38 and T32 have high pressure Drop stitched Hulls/Floors compared to the T35 and T40

@@ToothTalksTravel heck that is interesting and indeed a coincidence. We love Lanzarote and have been many times but only first went to Grasosia last year. Many thanks for watching our videos. We only have 1350 subscribers so for this to happen is quite incredible 👍. Happy Christmas and new year

@boatingsibbingandwandering3262 and to you both 🌲

Thanks all sorted now

Thanks you too. Lets hope it is a good one

Yes They are very useful and fun. The price now is also quite reasonable

@@stevebeard9656 they all make that sort of noise once they get up to heat they are quieter. It is the price you pay for such an effective cheap heater

@@dannystiasny3891 yes for some reason they don’t sell the same combos in the US as the UK

@@boatingsibbingandwandering3262 thanks for the reply ,

@@dannystiasny3891 no problem very pleased it helps 👍