DC to AC Power Inverter

[beg]

Have fun.

It was a snap for my Makita gear. They (Makita) know their customers.

MILWAUKEE M12-18AC 12-18V M12 M18 IN CAR CHARGER​

Product Code: M12-18AC

Found one straight away

 

[Tazzieman]

That's only half the truth.

Bushfires disrupt the human economy. But they are essential for nature’s survival. Without these fires, species would not survive. Many plant seeds need fire to reproduce.

Apart from that, a fire creates a new basis for the next generations - weak organisms are cleaned out.

Sounds harsh. But nature is not humanity.

And a bushfire doesn't make a product brilliant.

Fair points , however most people don't want premature respiratory demise. Doesn't make sense to knock off the new generation prematurely.
And in Australia, plant communities don't always survive let alone regenerate after fires.
Ancient Gondwanaland forests have taken1000s of years to grow and the current climate is unsuitable for regeneration.
So we try to protect our environment because it is a major supporter of our economy.
Oh and the electric bbq is great when you don't want to stink the house out frying fish!

How one German village exemplifies the cancer risk from wood burning

Residential heating with wood or coal can lead to significant air pollution, even in rural communities, researchers say

www.theguardian.com

 

[DaveB]

Fair points , however most people don't want premature respiratory demise. Doesn't make sense to knock off the new generation prematurely.
And in Australia, plant communities don't always survive let alone regenerate after fires.
Ancient Gondwanaland forests have taked 1000s of years to grow and the current climate is unsuitable for regeneration.
So we try to protect our environment because it is a major supporter of our economy.
Oh and the electriv bbq is great when you don't want to stink the house out frying fish!

How one German village exemplifies the cancer risk from wood burning

Residential heating with wood or coal can lead to significant air pollution, even in rural communities, researchers say

www.theguardian.com

It is funny how we humans think we are so important to the planet.
It has been around for millions of years and we are just a short part of it's history.
It was here before humans, particularly homo sapiens, existed and it will probably still be around long after we become extinct, which sometimes seems to be our goal.
Multiple ice ages, dinosaurs, several different human species, climate changes, animals and plants.
We seem to think the world revolves around the human species, when in reality we are just a glitch in it's history.

 

[globalgregors]

It is funny how we humans think we are so important to the planet.
It has been around for millions of years and we are just a short part of it's history.
It was here before humans, particularly homo sapiens, existed and it will probably still be around long after we become extinct, which sometimes seems to be our goal.
Multiple ice ages, dinosaurs, several different human species, climate changes, animals and plants.
We seem to think the world revolves around the human species, when in reality we are just a glitch in it's history.

Particularly Queenslanders, Dave. You guys are like a glitch on a glitch.

 

[DaveB]

Particularly Queenslanders, Dave. You guys are like a glitch on a glitch.

I originated in Wollongong, then moved to Sydney, Devonport, Exeter, Devonport, Launceston, Brisbane, Perth, Gold Coast, Perth, Gold Coast and finally (Hopefully) Toogoom.
I have been a glitch on lots of glitches.