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If you're getting a 1 try changing the meter range to the next higher DC range.

Keep up - the OP is now talking about 2 circuits on 2 separate MCBs wired in 2.5mm :wink:

The upgrade advisor said the same about an old HP995c printer I have. When I installed Windows 7, sure enough there was no driver listed. I chose the search online option and lo and behold a driver appeared. Works just fine too. The moral of this is that it seems to be worth persisting...

My apologies, they don't but others (probably much larger concerns) do. They still bulk store it either in compressed form or as hydrides though, and it's still a sensible use of wind energy.

The people in Unst don't seem to think so.

The problem with wind turbines is that they cannot be guaranteed to reliably generate electricity when it is needed. Using the electricity they generate to produce hydrogen means that a reasonable percentage of the power generated can be stored for use when required.

Easier to store in bulk, of course.

Ask for their proposals and reasons in writing so that you can digest it properly.

a) That's one possible realistic use of wind turbines. There's a wind farm in Shetland that uses it's output to electrolyse seawater producing and storing hydrogen. I believe there are similar projects in the US and Europe now. b) Only if you store it as gas.

Won't someone venture to o-pine?

That's because people are treating it as a bit of a larch.

It's not a fuschia proof solution that's for sure.

Hydrogen fuel cells are the way forward if they can crack the production cost issues.

Look at the meta analyses of the mortality figures for H1N1. Normal flu (whatever that means) tends, for the most part to kill older (65+) people and a lot of those die of secondary infections and other causes provoked by the flu rather than the flu itself. H1N1 however is killing people in...

Mmmm chintz... Perhaps BAS....? :wink:

Ignorant? Lacking in good taste? That's showing ignorance yourself. People have different likes and dislikes but that's not to say that they are wrong. Taste is entirely subjective. What you exhibit here is a remarkable lack of tolerance for the opinions and viewpoints of others which...

I know that. I'd assumed that the OP was asking how the US system worked. I'd have thought that these systems would be installed and tested by the suppliers or other specialists. The :shock: was at the thought that he might not be.

I'm proud to be an incompetent fool then :twisted: I've got three in my bathroom and they do a lovely job of lighting an awkward space - far better than the original fitting :D :P Nowt wrong with downlighters ;)

I'd assumed this was just a "how does this work?" type query :shock:

My OH had hers a couple of weeks ago, my boss had his last week. Both had sore arms and no other problems whatsoever. Remember, it's just a flu vaccine nothing to worry about.