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No idea - I assumed the valve was changed with the tyre. The dash monitoring system flagged up the low pressure.

My daughter had to replace a punctured tyre last week due to its side wall being worn down when driven with low pressure. A week after its replacement, the dashboard monitor flagged up low pressure for the same tyre. The valve had failed as the centre spindle was poking out. Fortunately I...

Using a new serviceable LED, swap each one in turn until you find the one causing the voltage drop. Edit - That assumes only one LED is at fault. If 2 are at fault, the dimness should improve when one defective LED is replaced.

I hope to finish painting my render within a couple of days so hopefully will not need anything to maintain my roller/brushes.

I'm painting external pebbledashed render during January so my original post was asking for advice on the most suitable paints for application at low temp. I obviously need to avoid water based paint if it is particularly cold. Cheers

I am planning some work during Dec/Jan involving scaffolding, and taking the opportunity to touch up my exterior render. In the past I have used Sandtex masonry paint but the specs state not to apply below 8 degrees C. Is there a suitable paint for lower temperatures? How critical is the 8...

It was a neighbour who mentioned the 3Kw limit. Once I decide what system to install, I'll seek clarification from the provider.

Lots of hardware and range of options being proposed. I'm considering the following: 10 x Tiger Neo N-Type 54HL-4R- B panels - 4.4Kw - (I've suggested optimisers for all panels due to partial shading) 1 x SigenStor EC 4.0 SP Energy Controller 1 x SigenStor Battery with LED - Bat 8.0 Anyone...

I've been advised that as a domestic user, I can only export 3Kw of excess energy to the grid. If I install a 4Kw system with a 9Kw battery, how is the export regulated?

Its very sensitive as it nearly took my finger off when setting. The mice must be so lightweight to be able to lick off the peanut butter.

Looks like I have mice in the garage which have taken the bait without triggering the trap. They'll be asking for a bloody menu next :mad::mad:

Now looking to maximise the roof space by doing something with my vent pipe. I've asked the question on the plumbing forum as to whether a plumber or roofer would offer solution.

Hi Guys/Galls I am looking to maximise my roof space for solar panels but as you can see in the image, I have a vent pipe protruding through the roof. What is a suitable solution to move/reduce the pipe?? Would I need to employ both a plumber and roofer? Cheers Doug

The French, Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese were all colonists. Do they suffer the same problem with reparations?

This is my house with my rear garden facing south. Unfortunately the white blob on the south face is my vent stack. Talking to providers, it appears that they use google maps to determine the m2 of each face to calculate the number of panels ( all subject to site visit obviously). Not keen to...

Thanks Ericmark for your detailed charts. I have a low roof which means I can only fit 5 panels on my south facing roof and 3 each on my east and west faces (total 11). Feedback from potential providers have different solutions. One option includes microinverters which ensures each panel works...

Incident reported at Birmingham. All flights stopped.

Hi Guys/Gals I'm looking to install domestic solar system and wondering if anyone has advice on the process. Since making initial enquiries, I am inundated with information!! It seems that suppliers are using google maps to calculate my roof space and already I have been quoted maximum of 7, 9...

Thanks all - If I paint over the small damp patches with emulsion matt, will they eventually dry out through the paint? I assume emulsion is water based. Cheers Doug

Probably because of movement. Does the wooden panel flex slightly, thus opening the crack?