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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/pincher/Image042.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/pincher/Image043.jpg couldnt get one of fuse box yet,stupid phone said not enough memory,will get camera out tomorrow when i get home from work.Thanks for replies though :lol:

Hello,on the fuse box it just says Wylex with no figures at all,there are 4 fuses 2 x 5amp and 2 x 30 amp,I cant sort a pic at mo as im off to work shortly. Yes your probally right about it being ripped out and a new one being installed,are you talking of a total house rewire ?? or just a new...

Hello and yes it says Wylex on the fuse box cover,The main fuse coming into the house says 60/80 amp with a security tag around it.There are only 4 fuses in the box(max).Would it be poss to come off somewhere and put in a rcd for the shower,as the thought of getting fried whilst waiting for the...

Hello all,I moved into my house just over a year ago.It has the standard plug in fuses in the main fuse box.Ive heard you can get a rcd type fuse(i think thats what there called) to plug in instead,would this be safer than the old types,especially in the shower ?? Thanks in advance

sorry chris spelt that one wrong its zeus lol http://www.tool-up.co.uk/shop/diy/MISZCC.html and i wasnt being funny,just didnt want to wait and pay £7 odd for something that might not fit,so was checking if it was o/d of 3/8 or actual 3/8 of the thread size, thanks croydoncorgi for...

Lol sorry its a engineering bible,has all threads,angles,tapping sizes ect in. I programme a 9 axis turning centre so ive always got my head stuck in the bible lol

I have a microbore system and have trv on all rads apart from one,I have been told you have to have one free flowing incase all other rads shut off ie if they are all trv and they all shut off boiler trips out due to no flow and over heat,thats why the need for one to be free flowing. :?: I...

Pincher, if you read my first post, you'll see that 3/8" nominal poly is 16mm OD. now im confused???if 3/8 is nominally 16 O/D then whatS the 15 mm??? nominally 9mm O/D ???? i think the 3/8 nominally 16mm O/D only accounts to thread ie BSP.I think in this case the 3/8 means 3/8 O/D pipe...

lol yeah i got some about 2 years ago,got one left,cant rem where i got them.ive bored out a couple of 15mm straight compression fittings on one end to 16mm.going to to put that on,then release the nut and add a touch of epoxy around the olive and re-lock it up.hopefully be ok or im in the ****...

thanks chris but they havent got 16mm or 5/8 either 3/8" x 15mm 5022050680334 0.093 Kg 7.66 EA 10 1/2" x 15mm 5022050680266 0.129 Kg 7.74 EA 10 3/4" x 22mm 5022050680273 0.200 Kg 11.61 EA 5

its 12mm,how do the unipipe ends work?? and would they be ok under mains pressure??? thanks

[/img] thats better,worked that time lol :lol:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/pincher/DSCF0032.jpg its 16.1 because i couldnt be bothered to deburr it lol

Lol that would def be the easiest route,but i thought this way i could play with 1 rad and pipe work at my leasure without wife going mental about the cold as other rads would not be working.So thought in the long run this would work out lots less stressfull lol Kev do you know what...

lol if i had said what :shock: ????at the begining.this def to early.thanks for assistance :wink: