Recent content by Harry Bloomfield

It's when they run out of sky, that they crash!

Do you have tools for the job?

No, there are 'sizes'. Best to shut the water off, get a socket on the brass hex, and remove the one you have, as a sample, to take along to a plumbers merchant.

You are not measuring voltage on the earthed metalwork, rather you are measuring the voltage induced in your body, against the earth.

Only when they want to get to the other side of the road. What's the attraction, on the other side?

Nor had I, thanks!

The big difference, is the granularity of the data for gas. Electric, is able to generate regular, 10 second readings. Gas is limited to a reading every 30 minutes.

Bodgit and Scarper Roofing contractors.

How could it not be criminal damage?

I think then, the buyer has to pay the postage costs. However, if the item is faulty, then the seller, or maybe ebay pay the return cost. It was all quite slick in the end. I turned it into a dispute, overnight, ebay accepted it as a faulty item by this morning, and issued a return label. The...

If the electronics allowed it to happen, the 2Ah would become reverse charged, but I doubt it would allow it. Lidl sold single battery chargers, and chargers able to charge two at the same time.

I've not tried that yet. It rarely happens, but annoying when it does.

I had opened one, no reply from the seller, and it had reached the deadline - I just couldn't see how to 'ask ebay to step in', and their instruction of how, didn't work. Simple, when you know how.

Not actually made for that use, no, it is intended for UPVC door/window fitters, but yes, it works just as well indoors. It's not self-adhesive, and so needs something suitable, to stick it in place - and will solve your problem for not much cost.

Along the seams, and or any other places you suspect might be leaking. , No, that will not stick, so pointless.