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Thank you Hamradioop! I've done my best with this one (as usual) but as you know, I'm *really* not techie. Still, I've explored what I can, and quoted my sources. As I say at the end of the post, hope it helps.

My most recent post on my blog is about a Faraday Cage ...

That's great! Offers a lot more flexibility to all concerned.

I've also been cracking on with my dehydrating, trying peppers (capsicums) for the first time, results to be confirmed tomorrow so fingers crossed. I'm becoming resigned to the necessity of an electric dehydrator ... otherwise, there's so much sugar and vinegar involved, it gets ridiculous - diabet...

Thanks Brambles, that sounds very good. Sorting this is all part of my prepping.

The dehydrator is really handy and I think a fairly cheap one (xmas pressy) and does the trick. I've got more confident using it, trying out stuff, youtube is full of inspiration too. The dried stuff gets used, if I'm having a packet of noodles or packet pasta I throw some stuff in and put a bit of...

I've also been cracking on with my dehydrating, trying peppers (capsicums) for the first time, results to be confirmed tomorrow so fingers crossed. I'm becoming resigned to the necessity of an electric dehydrator ... otherwise, there's so much sugar and vinegar involved, it gets ridiculous - diabet...

I work in the timber trade and most places can't sell wet or hard wood shavings to anyone so I can get what I need even pine shavings for the pet trade retail at £5.10 per 25kg and those £1 fire bricks are less than 1kg That's interesting to know! I've got an old fashioned timber merchant really ne...

Hello slinger, welcome! That sounds like a great job, and Germany can be a great place to live. Still some wide open spaces there too

Yep, me too - laurel. People use it as a hedging plant round me nowadays, I suppose its one step better than leylandii, but its mostly pretty useless, and toxic, whereas at least leylandii aren't toxic. What I *have* noticed is that the bees seem to love the berries - but there's lots of more useful...