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09 Nov, 2022
Not the total answer but a good basis to support a solar panel.
A good basis for a means to mount a solar panel. Note that it is essential not to cover or shade any part of the whole panel - otherwise the output of the whole panel goes to near zero. If the panel is to be mounted perfectly flat on a vehicle or boat roof, without any angling to better catch the sun, or to allow water to run off, then no backing frame is required.
But, if any angling is required, or if no flat roof plate is available, then you will still need to create your own support frame to back up this product.
Also, you will need to devise some means to secure the panel into the frame, to deter theft, or to prevent the panel being blown off by the slipstream of the vehicle moving at speed. You might try Gorilla Glue?? or some wood or aluminium battens, or perhaps screws drilled horizontally through the product. Remember not to obscure the panel elements.
02 Jun, 2019
From experience this may work for a limited period
This product is way, way cheaper than the genuine Husqvarna spare, and appears very well made, though of a much softer aluminium alloy than the original part. I have used several of them before but had them seize up within about one or two tankfuls of fuel.
This time I have used 20:1 two stroke mix (more oil than the usual 50:1 mix!) and so far have used 4 tankfuls of fuel. A bit smoky, & who knows if it will fail next time out...
It's a shame these aren't made of harder alloy, as the machining is very good, but wasted on the soft alloy.
These may work for a while for an emergency back up saw, but from experience I cannot trust them for any serious work.
09 Nov, 2022
Very entertaining and witty whodunnit - best read after the previous books by this author.
Very readable and entertaining, imaginative writing with a dry sense of humour. The third book about the resourceful members of Mr Osman's old folks' home and their Thursday Afternoon Murder (solving) Club. Can be read as a one off but best as the third in the series.