Cold not DAB

Life on benefits? Pretty hard I would imagine for most other than the few headline stories where a handful are somehow seemingly raking it in.

Anyway what a totally irrelevant jibe.

OP great find heat added.

better than boring chocolate, think my 11yr old will love this.
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Okay, all those who have returned items to eBay and Amazon - hands up who found eBay easier and less hassle. Thought so... :stuck_out_tongue:

Thanks :smile: I'm really glad it helped you.

You can't go wrong with the Bahco SL25, although my son is only 7, this set would truly last him a lifetime (although I'm honestly not sure about the case, it will last many many years though) and that's what I'm getting him!

That's about the price of a Lego advent calendar.

Cold not DAB

Thanks

great idea

No, you can go right ahead.

​eh? I'd rather shop at the easiest store and that means I'm on benefits? I love whimsical thoughts, but even I have no idea how you've come to that weird conclusion. It's incorrect (not that it's any of your business) and ridiculous - maybe you should chill out and think before you comment.

No need for the nastiness but whatever.

I have always gotten my refund from relatively easily when needed but there is no question that amazon gives you piece of mind because they are second to none.

Yes! This! I can probably even sew one up myself, save some pennies and use up some unloved Christmas-themed fabric I know I have stashed away! Thank YOU too, nannyhoo!

Worst tasting advent calendar ever... and to top it off, a choking hazard.

£14.99 now :confused:

Is it DAB?

You have to read the last review I just keeled over from laughing so hard..:smile:

same on definitely on eBay, and you don't have to give the tax avoiding scummers (Amazon) your cash, or spend a min of £20!

I like the idea, but getting a resistor a day I'm guessing isn't much fun. I've just had the idea of giving my tool mad son a 25 piece socket set in an advent calendar. We already have a wooden advent calendar.
Just thought I'd share the idea.

Most years Lidl do a refillable fabric advent calendar with pockets which is perfect for tools etc, probably better than the wooden ones

Haynes Radio...of COURSE...

Excuse me while I pop out and get some Panasonic Chicken Nuggets.

dab?

​I truly appreciate that not everyone has it easy, but people saying 'get JL to price match' so they can get 2 years warranty on packets of cheese slices (slight exaggeration, obvs) just gets really annoying.

If buying a £500+ TV for example, sure, hold out for a better warranty, but this is a £15 novelty that will DEFINITELY turn up if bought from eBay, the other poster is potentially going to end up not getting one at all because he/she doesn't have the guts to buy from elsewhere - I just find it a bit silly.

It's not funny, it's a cheap jibe. Not everyone is minted. Times are very hard for some & you are wrong to make that remark.

That's music to my ears..

Love it. Heat

Cold not Apple Radio.

btw Usually dispatched within 1 to 3 weeks. Make sure you order now so you are not disapointed for next Xmas...

So what's that got to do with being on benefits?. What a Little Richard :smirk:

I'm getting one, for myself :smile:

​So. I'm glad you have £15 to just not bother about, but I'd be miffed if I spent that money on something and then it didn't work and I struggled to get refund. I'm not on benefits, but I'm here to save money like everyone else and find this comment supremely unhelpful and rude,and not really in the spirit of the community.

Oh and I have only tried to get refund once through eBay, where the seller sent me a cd case with the wrong cd in it. They saw in favour of the seller. Fantastic service.

​It was just a bit of fun because the other poster seemed to suggest that a £15 purchase was a big risk on eBay. Chill man

Son should like this. Anyone know of one a girly girl might find interesting?

Life on benefits? Pretty hard I would imagine for most other than the few headline stories where a handful are somehow seemingly raking it in.

Anyway what a totally irrelevant jibe.

OP great find heat added.

Okay, hands up all those that would need to return a £14.99 novelty item.

How is life on benefits? :wink:

P.s. You can get a refund off eBay 99.9% of the time almost too easily - to a point where the seller can suffer unnecessarily

Okay, all those who have returned items to eBay and Amazon - hands up who found eBay easier and less hassle. Thought so... :stuck_out_tongue:

Any geeks list parts for me to build my own anyway on the cheap. Was just talking about building basic electronic stuff earlier today, a bit like the old "Tandy" shop toys had as a kid, I've got a breadboard already, just need to figure out all other bits and parts to get :smiley:

Thanks for the post, this will be ideal for my son to build. Amazon now saying dispatched in 1 - 3 weeks, but that should still be in plenty of time for advent.

perfect :smiley:

Seriously? I put 'FM Radio Calendar Kit' in the eBay search bar & it was the first result. More than 10 available now, 11 sold.
eBay link.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Haynes-Build-Your-Own-FM-Radio-Calendar-Kit-Brand-New-/152200751503?hash=item236fdf298f:g:8RgAAOSw6n5Xqzs9
HH.

Ordered thanks.
Same price on ebay BTW, only 2 left on amazon so might help.

Thanks for that link, some good projects.

Really Like this idea - Geeks Rule. Hope there's Chockies in the other windows ;-)



Heat added - me getting one :-)

Feel like buying for myself lol, heat!

I like the look of this. Any soldering? Heat added...

better than boring chocolate, think my 11yr old will love this.
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Sounds like a great idea