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they changed the way these are calculated...in Feb this year...so they have revised the values (upward) of what they expect..so when these "expected" numbers are not met, they say the figure is lower. But you could have looked that up for yourself...

you can see where the water is coming down from the floor above...then running along....that water from above, not from the wall ingress

This is the official response from the "engineer" You need a new PCB and gas valve and fan.. At least that has been resolved

using the pico as an example...you have access via the other devices on the network because they all share the same sub net right! No security there, they can all see each other and therefore control each other right! The pico is a rubber ducky like attack platform...it does not need a...

a the sound of a jet engine overhead will alter depending upon pressure in the atmosphere sound is a pressure wave and mechanical wave. I hear a space being filled rapidly with hot air and I also air running through with the water i.e. a lower volume of water until the pipe fills its...

the term "engineer" is used very loosely in capita plc awarding university lol

there is nothing to fix, its what happens. the second law of classical thermodynamics, heat may only go from higher to lower temperatures. Colder external temps, warmer internal gases (higher burn rate) and a mixture of both. What you are experiencing is you notice it more. My huge diam flue...

so a high gain cylinder means a longer coil....which has a greater surface area...which means deposits have a larger area on which to adhere. So rate of deposit will be the same but the area of deposit and therefore mass will be greater inside the tank. Will the rate of deposit be greater? No...

So by IoT device, what does that mean? I run a cortex arm processor on my combi heating system and it has a few communications in the sub Ghz frequency (BT/Zigbee/NFC/802.11/.5). How would my network be compromised by gaining access to the web interface of my controller? What privileges could be...

It's called thermal resonance.....a sudden large volume of hot air going down a tube makes a noise. I could explain the actual science but that would just bore you. Its normal and natural and does not mean anything sinister. I can also hear a lot of air in the water flow through the pipework...

so there are no threats of anyone being able to get into your network even if you run windows...this machine is not running windows but it tells a scan that it is.....and millions of people are using an outdated site for checking their devices...so this cyber things is bluff then...actually, its...

it's water hammer...the idea of ceramic whatever is just their fantasy

My tap is vibrating in google returned 16,300,000 results in .37 seconds......

that would have been my first internet search..anyway, its was hammer...look for the videos and remedies on youtube..plenty of them, common problem

combi boilers give heat priority to DHW. Open a tap, boiler switches, gas full rate,water gets hot. So the rate at which the boiler can heat water will be rated in the documentation e.g. 20 litres to 30 degrees. If the water flow into the heat exchanger is lower than the rated output, it will...

so you have ruled out basic water hammer and are looking for another explanation?

https://heatpumps.co.uk/technical/flow-rate-and-pressure-drop-simulator/ see for yourself

some odd results it would seem. This was from shields-up scan

So if I gave you my IP address, could you hack my network and gain access to me VM's and Linux servers?

its like asking the internet what could be wrong with you before you go the the doctors....just ask the SE silly....