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Depends completely on their amps, you need to find out the current draw of all their gear.

Have a look at Hamilton, they make some nice watches, very happy with mine. They are a proper watch company not one of the many fashion brands out there.

Why's that? We fully empty and refill a pair of cylinders once or twice a week, they are composite not steel though.

I've done it once over Byron bay in Australia, with out a doubt the most amazing experience I've ever had!

Looks a lot like the 757 I've spent the last month working on, says it's a 757 here as well http://www.globallogisticsmedia.com/articles/view/dhl-featured-at-the-bahrain-international-airshow

Looks good for such an old aircraft (the 757) freighters don't often look that good inside!

The jelly belly (shaped like a jelly bean) orange one is the only one I've used that doesn't just smell of chemicals.

+1 I think it's Beretta who do a (not cheap) gun with no engraving, it's just not complete in my opinion.

Yes, it's putting cartridges that are longer than the chambers in that's the problem.

I was sailing round the whitsundays a few days ago, beautiful place.

Pistonheads car forum.

Some cars just do it, Honda accords on the rear for example, I know of 2 that did it from New, did take more than 2500 miles to do it though.

Unfortunately it's the PC for looking up aircraft maintenance manuals, and structural repair manuals, aircraft fly on paperwork!

Go for it, all they seem to do with the logs round here is throw them in a chipper.

It's fine in Scotland as long as it's not over water.