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I suppose that depends on the accuracy of your aim.

I couldn't have a plastic gas supply pipe in my garage due to the risk of it melting in a fire, but you appear to have a plastic gas meter. I have no idea what would prevent a plastic gas meter from melting in the event of a fire in the garage.

We don't watch anything live. Have a look at the TV guide on a Saturday morning and record everything that we will want to watch that week. Then watch the recordings at a time to suit us. Always something to watch, don't miss any episodes, can skip all adverts.

It will work until you put a space in the sheet name (so don't do that). ;)

Try: =INDIRECT("["&$B$2&"]"&$C$2&"!$A$5")

Use the Excel INDIRECT formula. In cell A5 of your Workbook1 example above put: =INDIRECT("["&$C$1&"]Sheet1$A$5")

The composite ones usually fade to an interesting dappled pattern in the sun, especially if they are red or blue. Composite is probably more secure than uPVC but the front door isn't the usual entry point for thieving toe rags unless you leave it unlocked. There are different qualities and...

I've used the Philips Hue external PIR with their hub and lights. It has been reliable but its at the expensive end of the market.

I think it is measuring the charge transferred in and out of the battery. The user seems to have to set the battery capacity in the meter parameters when the battery has been charged to 100%. Then the meter measures what comes out of the battery to supply a load and what goes into the battery...

It seems to be a small shelf for crushed Weetabix?

Driving instructors often use those simplified instructions for learner drivers. As you gain more experience you should instead follow the instructions in the highway code which essentially says: Unless signs or road markings indicate otherwise: Use the left hand lane if taking the first exit...

Yes. Provided that there is a clearance between a cable and any adjacent surface of at least 0.3 times the cable external diameter for multicore cables, natural air convection is not impeded, and any heat sources are taken into account.

At least you are thinking about it and not just blindly following the rules. Timber won't act as a very efficient heatsink to take heat away from a cable.

Presuming that your hole through the wood is bigger than the cable, which it should be, then the cable is only resting on the bottom of the hole with free air above the cable. I cant see that this is significantly different to a cable clipped direct to a wooden joist. In both cases one side of...

I would rather he didn't test that theory. He's nearly 90 with COPD and a quick bzzt might be enough to finish him.

People with no electrical knowledge can, and do, buy these electrical connectors in DIY sheds. There is a 50:50 chance that they will fit them the correct way round. I found one installed incorrectly on my father in law's lawnmower, he had no idea that it mattered which cable each connector part...

I'm one of those people. My TV doesn't have an internet connection, it's about 20 years old and it still works, I have no intention of replacing it until it fails. I watch Freeview and I have a Panasonic box that allows me to record Freeview and watch it at a time that suits me. I've got a...

"We don't know" is a perfectly valid answer. Followed up with "we haven't been able to find out" if they persist.

Because selling a carcinogenic substance in larger quantities is obviously better. :unsure:

Video advertising it here https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/aplus-media/sc/631504f7-ee5f-4273-8823-9cee7494bdd5.mp4 which shows it in daylight and darkness, close up and from a distance.