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Oh go on then rob ill have those too :lol:

Cheers ellal many thanks

Was that a guess ? I seem to remember it being something about an army regiment possibly if that helps

BMW M3 E46 daily driver, Caterham super sprint (track day shenanigans), Ferrari F430 Spyder in Black ( pulling car), Ford RS200 Grp B Homolgation special original full rally spec. That's enough to get me started

Seem to remember a story bout these give you certain immunity from getting your collar felt if affixed to the vehicle. A white circle with a picture of a black rat in it. Can anyone shed more light on this pls. Saw one again today and it's been bugging me like mad Thanks fellas

Interesting more details pls. From what you've siad the simplest way would be to use the servos and receiver/transmitter from the car to control a switch which would supply power to the moto. Would require two seperate power supplies some 1.5 v for the servos and 12v for the motor

You missed out the ancient friday saying of POETS day. Pi*s Off Early Tomorrows Saturday

So was I :lol: No I can't remember without cheating :oops: Enlighten me Thinki it may be American something something

Another Dumb T**t. Hint not twit :roll:

Scott the reason I don't like Gardtec is not really form an end users point of view but from an installation/service point of view. Harden Long asked for a comparison between ther two and that is what we supplied it's a catch 22 as most engineers will favour a particular system. The fobs on the...

The gardtec is a cheap piece of junk. Between the two systems imho no contest would go down the galaxy route. Much more versatile and future proof more reliable than gardtec. The choice is yours. Good bet with the auto dialler btw.

Correct the best location is at the highest point at the top of the stairs mounted on the ceiling as already said stay at least 0.5 m away from walls and 300 mm away from a bulkhead light fitting. This is due to the fact that the smoke rises and rolls across the ceilings. When it meets an...

Please enlighten me maybe i ve got the t*** all wrong :shock:

Stulz excellent post well said. I for one would love to see red ken get his comeuppance as someone who drives into london every day he has made life hell and the only reason he is showing support to such a ridiculous scheme such as this is pandering to the PC brigade. How a man this plainly...

Old spark as long as you follow bs5839 and take your time you'll be fine any more questions you ve got were here to advise.

Nacoss Gold is the Generally accepted certification body there are others SSAIB for example but NACOSS are the ones to have. It means the company is reguarly audited not just on quality of installation but also paperwork and documentation. See here www.wssco.demon.co.uk/nacoss/ Gives a...

From what your saying if that is also including cabling then that quote seems ok. Without knowing the exact layout of the house it's difficult to say but that seems to cover all the bases. It sounds like a very well specced system for a domestic installation

I ve found a pdf for this panel it lists a tech support number 01372450 960 They should be able to help you it's definitely worth giving them a try If you link t4 and common together with a small piece of wire does it still say open going to closed when you re move one end of that wire ?

Sounds to me like you have a different contact N/O instead of N/C. You can remove the contact and with the use of a magnet and a multi meter test for continuity. You should get a beep when the magnet is next to the contact and no beep when you pull it away.

Depending on the layout of the system it may be cost effective to have 4 core cable and drop down for callpoints etc but you can carry the other two cores through to the sounders. Saves on cable and reduces installation time . It's also worth noting the system must incorporate at least two...