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You could of course invent & register a few more characters to bolster your point of view......... if only you were articulate enough to make them seem remotely plausible.

Took your advice and asked them how the Alpha CD50 produces DHW. They told me by unvented store method, which I thought I'd share with you in case you or your (imaginary) friends were to accidently recommend them as a heat bank.

He does know the Alpha CD50 has a built-in unvented cylinder.

Clearly not.

Talking to yourself again Drivel.

On the contrary he has many names, including: Doctor Drivel, Water Systems, Balenza, Richard Hanson-Granville, various OP's, or just That bloke who thought the Alpha CD50 had a heatbank.

Just a metaphor used to illustrate your request to Drivel.

Not at all, it's a simple request for the feasibility of a regular boiler with a sealed system kit in a flat.

The OP has a concern which is well founded by many people who have a combi installed by a fit it & scarper merchant. This is why the OP is advised that a combi installed and maintained by a specialist is worthwhile. However he/she does not want a combi, so cannot be forced. To put it in...

And there speaks someone who accuses others of paranoia.

I'm not the one who talks to myself on the forum. You could save yourself the bother and just chat about heatbanks to the mirror if you haven't cracked them all and thats assuming your reflection would even show up.

Your concerns are understandable but problems are rare with combis installed and maintained by someone who specialises in a particular brand. You can have a regular boiler with a separate sealed system kit provided the pipework and fittings are in good order.

Indeed they are, but the OP doesn't want a combi.

But not quite as warped as someone who registers many different identities, on the forum, in order to make it look as though someone agrees with you. Even then you fail to make it look other than bl**dy obvious.

As Oilman said, and your £35pw is a result of the oil price not anything wrong with the boiler.

Your argument assumes that the work is there on tap 52 weeks of the year, without competition. Also it costs the sums you've mentioned for a firm to employ an engineer c/w all equipment, vehicle, tax contributions etc.... Out of that the employee may take home less than £450pw. So how is it that...

There are many businessmen making a wealthy living from the RGI sector. However the operative word is 'businessmen' not 'RGI'. These people are either sharp, clever, lucky, shady or whatever you want to describe them as, the fact that it's in gas work is irrelevant. It could just as easily...

You may well struggle, the manufacturers were bought by Bosch years back and banished back to France where they now sell ELM Leblanc versions of Junkers/Worcester boilers.

OP- Are you in Borough of Calderdale?

Thanks to you Agile we now know what he looked like in the early 1970's, but have you a recent photo?