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Might want to ask them again, I have family living in Wales and both lots upon calling Sky allowed them to set their regions to London. Only takes up to 2hrs for the new settings to be sent to the box and written to the card, there's a big button on the service system which level 2 CSA's sit...

You really should have called parking services and got that "thing" towed, it would have been a favour to society.

Nah, such thing doesn't exist.

Still worth sticking it on standby as it powers down the HDD (so cuts down noise and heat), but essentially all standby does on a sky+/HD box is power down the HDD and turn off the video output (optical audio output stays on to avoid "pop" if you turn your box on after your amp). Everything...

Call sky and ask them to set you to an English region.

Why didn't you order sky+ anyway? It's the same price if you do a quick google for the right promo code.

You want to get yourself some oinkment for that.

Or, option three: Ruin your face when they explode.

Thing is, if someone plugs in a large load, like an electric saw, the lighting circuit trips and the loft is plunged in to darkness whilst the saw spins down... not good...

Sounds like it could be painful... :oops:

Fine, assuming the CFL's will still fit in the fitting without touching it due to the larger size. I've seen a few sets that come with both types of fly lead to choose from. Fine, CFL's produce little heat, so shouldn't be a problem. Depends... the housings may be 79mm, but don't forget...

One. Logitech harmony one. Replaced 10 remotes, pretty much anything can be done with the press of one button (i.e. sets the tv and amp to the correct inputs, dims the lights (if applicable for that activity), adjusts the volume, turns on the device and turns off anything that's not...

I used to be a marantz man, but since shelled out for some NAD masters kit and never looked back. Paired with some quality of B&W speakers it's superb. Just waiting for us to find a house me and the missus like with a basement so I can do a nice home cinema down there. I got the kef system...

We've a pair of these in our shower room and one of these in the bathroom. Wired with standard speaker cable (fairly thick as the runs are quite long), shower room powered by a mini-t-amp, bathroom with a larger t-amp with squeezeboxes as the source.

Depending on the local council it has to be multiple deaths.

Don't worry, down here in the South there's electricity and lights :)

*so* going to point and laugh tomorrow, possibly throw things at them... or... I wonder if that huge supersoaker is still in the office...

Surely fewer Americans can only be a good thing?

This is how ours is done, ducting under the floor with vents in the skirting boards.

Nope, no minimum. All working fine now.