Thread: Ghost's Shed Build

Originally Posted by 67hardtop

Hey GG, how long is it gonna stay that tidy??

Cheers Rod

Until I get my cars in there.

During the week I purchased a Wifi Range Extender, and despite the fact that it says that it isn't working (because it's too far away from the Router) - it is indeed working great!

So today set-up a PC in the Shed - so that I can browse AULRO, REMLR and you-tube... SWMBO won't see me for weeks in Summer...

I also installed a Clock while I was at it... The PC is working, although I'm not 100% sure about the Screen & Speaker set-up at this point:

[IMG]IMG_0663 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Next I went into the house and retrieved all of my workshop manuals:

101 stuff:

[IMG]IMG_0664 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Classic Range Rover stuff:

[IMG]IMG_0665 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Series II stuff.... I do have the official Series II work shop manuals (part I and part II) but a good mate of mine has them on loan....

[IMG]IMG_0666 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Some other Series stuff:

[IMG]IMG_0667 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]IMG_0668 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Cheers,
GG.

You'll get swarf in your keyboard
Don

Originally Posted by Don 130

You'll get swarf in your keyboard
Don

"It stings when I hit the backspace button" he says...
"Why am I bleeding?!"

Well done. Looks good.
I have just paid $50 each for two Tp-link range extenders from the Post Office of all places, after the local computer shop was out of stock, and installed them at Maleny, one out the back and the other in the studio. They work great! A very simple solution.

Originally Posted by Don 130

You'll get swarf in your keyboard
Don

I use one of these flexible silicon waterproof keyboards in the shed. You can spill anything on it, and then just wash it off. I have also put them in the mill and crusher control rooms at work (where the dusty environment and plant operators are known for destroying conventional keyboards on a frequent basis).

Cheap as chips, and you can also get them with an in-built numeric key pad, like the one linked (this is the one that I have been buying).

Waterproof Flexible Silicone Wireless Bluetooth Mini Keyboard for PC Black | eBay

Thanks BMKal - I have ordered one.

Originally Posted by grey_ghost

During the week I purchased a Wifi Range Extender, and despite the fact that it says that it isn't working (because it's too far away from the Router) - it is indeed working great!

So today set-up a PC in the Shed - so that I can browse AULRO, REMLR and you-tube... SWMBO won't see me for weeks in Summer...

I also installed a Clock while I was at it... The PC is working, although I'm not 100% sure about the Screen & Speaker set-up at this point:

[/URL]IMG_0663 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Next I went into the house and retrieved all of my workshop manuals:


101 stuff:

[/URL]IMG_0664 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Classic Range Rover stuff:

[/URL]IMG_0665 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Series II stuff.... I do have the official Series II work shop manuals (part I and part II) but a good mate of mine has them on loan....

[/URL]IMG_0666 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Some other Series stuff:

[/URL]IMG_0667 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/URL]IMG_0668 by Grey Ghost, on Flickr[/IMG]

Cheers,
GG.

Bugger WIFI I ran CAT 6 cable to my shed when I ran the power and phone line
works a treat

Cheers