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Patch of ground for my shed

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bigbob

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Inverness
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Bob
If you intend to keep CB or electronics in a shed make sure it is insulated with AirTec or something like it as this kind of stuff does not like a slightly damp enviroment. I totally had to rebuild and replace boards on a Kenwood 830 once and used to build ATU's and other related projects for radio in a shed. I insulated the shed I built a couple of years ago and since then my tools do not get surface rust etc on them link to AirTec

YBS AirTec Double Insulation 1.2 x 25m - Toolstation
 
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Cockerillc

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North wales
First Name
Chris
Ok all this is the pic for you all of the size of land I'm working with.

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So now you all can see what I'm working with.the budget is about £1,200 the shed will cost about £850
I'm left with about £350 to sort the rest out

thanking you all for your help
Chris

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