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*25% off from [http://www.scienceinsport.com Science in Sport] who make Go-Bars. | *25% off from [http://www.scienceinsport.com Science in Sport] who make Go-Bars. | ||
*[http://www.europeanfreezedry.com/index.cfm Mountain House] meals £4 down to £2.20 | *[http://www.europeanfreezedry.com/index.cfm Mountain House] meals £4 down to £2.20 | ||
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| + | *Xplore technologies ([http://www.xploretech.com http://www.xploretech.com]). One of these tablet PCs may well be able survive caving (they are built to military specs and work underwater). It would be a convenient way to set up dataloggers, download data, and potentially has surveying applications as well (there are cave sketching programs written for pdas and tablet pcs). Edvin, could we ask for one of these? -[[User:Aaron|Aaron]] 00:47, 15 May 2008 (BST) | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 14 May 2008
Update so far (as of early May 2008)
Stuff already received:
- 24*700ml bottles of sweet chili sauce (and other similar sauces) from Hoo Hing Oriental Foods.
- Tunnock's caramel wafers (many) and hats, baseball caps, t-shirts, stickers (may put a couple on my car :-)), tea towels.
Stuff hopefully arriving in the next few weeks:
- 2*BHR180 rotary hammer drills (see drill page) from Makita.
- 30 tagged NiMH 18670 cells, 24 tagged C cells and a selection of other cells from GP Batteries.
- Teabags from Yorkshire Tea
Discounts offered (are we interested? please comment):
- 25% off from Science in Sport who make Go-Bars.
- Mountain House meals £4 down to £2.20
Suggestions for companies to contact
- Xplore technologies (http://www.xploretech.com). One of these tablet PCs may well be able survive caving (they are built to military specs and work underwater). It would be a convenient way to set up dataloggers, download data, and potentially has surveying applications as well (there are cave sketching programs written for pdas and tablet pcs). Edvin, could we ask for one of these? -Aaron 00:47, 15 May 2008 (BST)