Recent content by SeanT

Got it, snapped all the extraneous plastic off the thing, then was finally able to unscrew the bit that was left - allowing me to achieve my goal of loosely refitting it until tomorrow rather than having to tie the overflow pipe up with string! (yes, I should have bought the waste kit first....)...

Steel enamel bath, plastic overflow with brass effect bit on the front. Think I might just cut it off, but it'd be easier to do this if I could get it undone just a little bit, don't think wd40 will make much odds on plastic though!

Looks like it probably does, but it's incredibly tight / siezed - any tips and tricks or should I just use a hacksaw?

AVG 8.0 is junk - they failed to listen to any complaints from the many beta testers (self included) and have completely messed up cookie handling in IE7 - even when you disable the browser plugin some sites such as our rev gen site at work and egg Money just won't work properly - even if you...

OK, so I can get the screw undone for the main waste at the bottom (cracked it off, did it back up tight, filled bath, checked for leaks) but I can't change the waste properly until I get this bleedin overflow off. I've managed to crack the silicone off it with some stilsons (so now it's gotta...

The dimmable ones are completely silent when you pull the cord, but buzz like hell when they are on, even on full brightness....

I'd just replace the quad LNB with a new one pointing in around the right direction, and use the signal meter in the menu on the box to tweak it once pointing about the right way (hint, your neighbours ones will be pointing in generally the right direction!) - less than 65 quid!

Seen this too, it's either 2 or 3 kW iirc.

Why calculate, my clamp meter cost me 15 quid from maplin, that'll tell you your maximum demand...

Doing it on a computer is cheating - who's to say you didn't just write it once, copy and paste, copy and paste, copy and paste etc. ie. 1,2,4,8...1024 and delete 24 of them (or some other iterative method that may or may not be quicker) 8)

What car is it? Get new fitted mats from a main dealer, imho.

What outgoing calls have you tried? Have you tried calling 150 and seeing what happens. If this works, try using the prefix 1280 to force your call to be routed over the BT network, and see if you can call out then - if this works, and you still can't make outgoing calls without the prefix...

Other than this man:

Let's you isolate the equipment completely by pulling a fuse on the live and a "fuse" on the neutral?

And have omitted said double socket from the drawing, and just written "to washing machine" - this could mean to washing machine via......