How about a compact / neat little welding set that will fit into the boot of his car without taking much space up. Always a handy toy for repairers:
How about a compact / neat little welding set that will fit into the boot of his car without taking much space up. Always a handy toy for repairers:
Bored with getting novelty socks and books I want to read for hubby for Xmas, I asked him what he wanted. "Electrical-gadgety-crap" was the reply. What can I get for £30ish? Or maybe more if I must. He's into electricals, computers (wireless and portable), tinkering with solder and boards etc, but I'd consider anything. Saw this on ebay
What boys toys are YOU drooling over?
Suz
How about a remote controlled hovercraft? There was one for 20 or 30 quid in gadgetshop.
Christian.
Depending on his age, one of those retro games units that plays space invaders, Pac man etc:
$99 !!!!!!!, I've just thrown my ZX81 away !
Doh
this is the coolest/hottest thing I can think of
And of course will have flat batteries when you come to need it... I've got a cordless iron for those odd field repairs, and it's of limited use. A gas one is far better.
On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 23:49:17 -0000, "Suz" strung together this:
New laptop and PC, but I think that's more than £30! I've just orderd a new Harrier ISDN tester, again a bit more than £30 but it's got wires attached! Humax Fox F2 T, one of those on order too. Erm, dunno what to get for £30 though! Oh, hang on, whiteboard with handsfree phone from BT, £20.
Hi for £30 get him from
Bit more expensive but if you've got any cold rooms and want them attended to
There are cheaper ones but these are a waste of time.
Mine arrived today. Neat!
On 7 Dec 2004 20:38:11 GMT, "Bob Eager" strung together this:
I'm still umming and arring (?) over ordering one. I've ordered all the expensive things but am still stuck on the £20 item for some reason! Think I might go for it, again, it's got wires attached so it must be needed...
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Why ?
Good site, like iwantoneofthose.com
"Lurch" > Erm, dunno what to get for £30 though!
That is just too cool!! My mum'd love that for her kitchen.
"James Salisbury"
He has a MSc in Electrical Eng --> unimpressive, but a nerdy interest in all such things. He modifies motherboards and pores over their design, would this not be too basic?
Suz
Oh a thought - what will this mean for the REN? Her's is 3.0 and she already has 3 phones...
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 23:40:31 -0000, "Suz" strung together this:
Great! Now I've sorted your Mum's pressie out, could you pick something for my Mum.....
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