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our garden walls were cleaned up when they did the block patio with a pressure washer (but a petrol high powered unit) - My karcher doesnt touch it the difference is like chalk and cheese - really got all the muck of the bricks from years and years of buildup brilliant result - i'll try and...

no, but i tried BT powerline and also with extenders and never was much good , intermittent and finally one broke - so had to be replaced. Just reasearched and these seemed to work and get high reviews so happy to pay the extra money - I think i paid £80 for the 3 powerlines orginally - so twice...

i had powerline adapters and repeaters - and when they failed , changed to a MESH system and its so much better for my bungalow - now have wifi all over and in the garden Also they have 2 etherent connecters and so the devices I had which did NOT have wifi work really good now connected to the...

which unit - the goodmans or the one you found Not sure what it would go through the charging to get to the batteries - maybe a loss there if a cheap circuit so 6V is low to start with

try them on no load and see what voltage you get... best if you can test when under load - BUT maybe even on no load its low

have a read here https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/zinsser-bin-treating-knots-or-bullseye-123.460797/

does it also charge the batteries - we have a couple of roberts radios - which also charge the batteries - 4x 1.5V I ended up buying direct from roberts charger is 7.5v and 1.6A and charges the batteries the output of the one quoted is 7.5v and 1.2A so not a match - it may work - but i would...

been like that here for ages, since covid , noone knocks anymore from amazon , just left on the step ...

i have been on OSX since 2017 - would not go back to windows My windows PC purchased around 2017 - to help people out and to run software that would only work on windows at the time - takes forever now to work and open simple pages ....... Also friends i still help, have had a windows udate...

ok, so what are the centers to the pipe work from the wall now ??? 11mm

I suspect that happens on distribution to shops anyway...

i use the green , to use outside , not done a lot - purchased more for indoors use stanley from screwfix i purchased i used a large level and made up the wall ends and used a string to get the levels - but that was in the 80's

so you could add some wood to the wall and bracket to bring out 11mm why the 22 type - dont the 21 have the correct BTU you need ???? 11mm to the center of the pipe ??? dont see 11mm from the wall - thats small

i usually goto JohnLewis / Currys to see the item Almost always buy from johnlewis - as they have good after sales service and give a 2 year warranty - 2nd year is via an insurance - but i know people who have used and its been good - at least was a few years ago only ever purchased laptops...

should be a drawing showing the distance from wall - I had the same issue when i changed a load of imperial radiators and had to add wood to the bracket to make ot the same distance from the wall I used type 21 - as the type 22 just came out to far and the BTU rating was fine for the room i...