Andrew_C

Doorstop - AKA - "Deformed Rabbit"

I've had wildlife on my decking project too. Didn't start when it was outrageously hot... Now gopping down! https://photos.app.goo.gl/BD8vrbjmPGSV8pAX6

I've not tried the plugs (yet) but I'm finding Drayton Wiser as a heating control quite good. Just installing TRVs all around to cut the temps in rooms not occupied all the time.

I asked the last one if she realized she was participating in a scam... :click:

They haven't seen how much paper each Sorta-dorta uses per sht (or WEEE for that matter).

Sure beats walking up there to get the view!

OR... And this is one we did here 20+ years ago; fit a couple of "delay on" relays to the final circuits. We found that the trips were happening up stream of the local breaker board.

Inrush is actual current rather than leakage. This can be very high for an IT suite as all the capacitors in the power supplies charge up on the first cycle. This can cause tripping. Again - the right answer is to split the load over more than one circuit.

I'd guess that you've not lived in a house with forced air heating. It isn't all that it is cracked up to be. Stratification is a real issue.

That ONLY works if the paths go where you need to go (which roads do already) and are sufficiently used/overlooked for people to feel safe on them. MrsC lived on an estate built in the 70s with meandering paths to front doors, and no pavements alongside the road. People just walk along the road, and use the back door for everything.

Funnily enough, I looked at whether there are systems to run underfloor "in reverse". Short answer - yes; long answer - only if installed as such. You need better zoning, condensation prevention, and about twice as much pipework. So not retro-fittable.

Who has A/C in the UK anyway? Not dissing having an exact from above the hob, but really for getting smells and Moist* air out of the house. *why does android think I am referring to Mr Lipwig?

Trying to sell the Sorta-Dorta's bike. Little Kawasaki* - worth about £3k. Some automated caller through Autotrader says (BEEP - We.Will.offer.£10000.to.11000.for.your.car. Oh go and do one... *it is nice if anyone is interested!

And, thoroughly on-topic for Edugeek, her father was at Bletchley during WW2.

Freezing bread - interleave slices with a bit of (reusable) greaseproof paper. All of the heat from a hot oven is going to go into the kitchen; quicker with the door open, but that's where it will go.

Nope. "SHOULD" is not the same as "MUST".

I think someone thinks that they are funny...

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It was probably sheltering there - they make a sort of temporary nest. We have one that does it in the front of the house when the rest of the local tribe are out the back with the kitty food.

But it will also send the location of the side chick/bloke to the 3rd party. Allegedly.

I've had the TRVs fitted, and am working up to some 'Smart' heads. Just need to work out what the best strategy is. I've gone for Drayton Wiser as a system, principally because the smart TRVs are better priced. £couple of hundred gets you the starter kit.

We use Onelan. This may not be a recommendation.

Not 'phantom power' you need. You need a 'Direct Injection' box, which _may_ be powered by phantom from the mixer, or batteries. Some are passive.

Seconded. LeCarre gives a description of George Smiley that is nothing like Alec Guinness. That said, he nails it, and I can imagine no one else but him when I re-read the books.

Or, it could be a nicer view than the other side of the road. Maybe there's an abattoir or 1/2 cleared slum to look at?