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I mean people who want 900Mb/s + speeds, not 150M, I have that and it speeds up software updates and video uploads to YouTube very nicely. I started out with Demon Internet and a 300bps acoustic coupler.

Indeed. I can't understand this obsession with bandwidth unless you have a houseful of UHD video streamers and gamers! The ISPs must love it.

Why do you need to drain the main cylinder if the valves are on the primary?

It's not like thermostat. A thermistor changes resistance with temperature, it doesn't have contacts. If you can find the nominal resistance from documentation, you can check it with a suitable meter.

If you disconnect the incoming analogue line from your existing master socket and connect the line from the router to 2 & 5 on an extension near the router it should work. Mine works fine that way. Or move the master socket to where the router is, BT won't know or care.

Yes. Modern phones don't need a bell wire and bell wire can cause issues or speed reductions with adsl. Best disconnected at every socket.

Very unlikely each outlet on a twin pate would be on different circuits. I've seen plugs/sockets with "T" shaped earth pins used in hospitals for connecting medical equipment t deidcated/clean earth supply. You can still get them ...

More likely you accidentally caused an NE fault when manipulating the cores, but not impossible. (GMTA )

Also many brand's compacts are bi-di

Shotcut is good but I prefer KDEnlive.

My street was done about 8 months ago and the improvement in light coverage and quality over the old yellow sodium lamps is immense. In addition there is much less stray light both upwards and sideways. They did a one for one replacement of the existing lights, each one took about thirty...

If there is only a single cable connected to the FCU then just remove that too. Then you can remove the unused back box, fill and decorate over.

Have you read the q&a on that offer. There's a severe restriction right at the bottom.

What I was getting at is that all power sources have internal resistance and the available voltage will be split across the internal resistance and the load. This will be the case even if the load is just a simple resistance. For example, suppose you have a 10V supply and a 1000ohm (1k) load...

How are you powering the circuit? The source impedance of the supply could be skewing the readings.. A diagram would be helpful

So it's not just me, then!

What I did was to get OR to install the NTE 5 with the unfiltered faceplate, then I ran a normal phone extension from that upstairs to where I wanted the router, where I installed a NTE 5 with filtered faceplate to which I could connect both the router and a phone. For the dowstairs phone...

Those pens detect the presence of a voltage above a given level, not the flow of current.

Not these days. Very few, if any, modern phones require the "bell" wire to "ring".

Minimally trained delivery persons following an instruction sheet with no understanding of electrics