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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Hello, Suggest you get in touch with 'Medogsfat' (Chris). He is a whiz with speaker renovation & also very helpful John
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What a heartwarming message in these times of greed & strife. 3 cheers for Craig. John
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[quote user="Robert"] John, I remember using those when we were hiking on our Duke of Edinburgh expeditions! They were great for putting inside your gloves when the temperatures dropped! Had I noticed your earlier thread I would also have recommended them. Robert Many thanks Robert John [/quote]
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Hey Mika, that was quick & ends the story nicely. Fantastic holiday (39th consecutive year) & 1603 digital photos that I'm still deleting. Happy New Year! John
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In December I enquired if anyone knew how to keep hands warm in cold weather. I'd tried battery powered appliances without much joy. Tournedos advised, 'Hot Hands' which can be purchased off the Net. They are rather like a tea-bag which can be slipped into the glove. A super product & end of problem thanks to, Tournedos. John PS Hope
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A single word explains it, RUBBISH!! John
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Thanks for additional info'. I've now ordered from Amazon. We head for the Alps early next year & my dear wife really suffers with cold hands so, hopefully, these will solve the problem. Thanks to everyone who responded! John
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Many thanks for quick reply. You are certainly in the right country to know about these things. Regards, John
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Anybody out there tried any heated gloves? I see Maplins market some & Maplins is often recommended on here so that is a very weak excuse for posting here. Any info' gratefully received. John
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Hi! Suggest you contact Dillen (Martin) a Forum member & a real wizard on information & supply of most belts. John
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