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Memory recommendations are difficult as it is really down to the individual. I personally would like to be able to expand the memory as my requirements increase/change. With the Nexus you can buy a OTG cable which will allow you to connect a USB memory stick or card reader to add additional...

If it were me I would copy the data onto a new/working disk when the faulty disk is operating normally. If you care about the data it's worth the price of a disk. Your intermittent problem is likely to get worse. edit: too slow

You could go to a more independent high street retailer where you can compare tablets of various brands to see which suits you better.

However, in this case you are paying for the brand ;)

Have you tried pressing the yellow test button and then fully pushing the grey switch back up?

Sorry for coming back to this late, I was out and about yesterday :) Re-reading my post I understand how I may have introduced confusion - I intended to highlight to the OP that although PP was not required it may need support from building control (at least it did in my area). The...

I thought it would need to go through building control if it contains a washing machine? We were provided this advice in our area although I suppose it may be different elsewhere.

The £160 computer won't play the FPS games mentioned. It would probably handle Minecraft but that would be the limit. EDIT: Sorry - too slow typing!

Yes B and C are the supplies to the light and the fan. If the switches are the 'wrong way around' B and C can be swapped.

By adding the internal FCU that Bernard shows, with a double pole isolator, you can isolate all external wiring and prevent the RCD protecting your house circuits from being tripped by an fault in your external wiring. Adding the external isolator that you linked would only isolate the...

This is what I did :)

Maintenance free junction boxes are available: http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/ASJ803.html

I think BAS may be making reference to the following thread: http://www.diynot.com/forums/electrics/jobsworth.409468/ I am sure he will correct me if I am wrong ;)

Thanks Matt, I'm guessing your money would be on the AVTech? What is the significance of the UK dealer? Do you have any recommended suppliers? Are either the Samsung or AVTech better when it comes to the mobile apps and/or remote admin via PC? In terms of recorded video quality are all...

Hi, I have taken a look through the posts on here regarding a CCTV DVR system and two names have come up Samsung and AVTech. With this in mind could anyone give me a recommendation or feedback on use between the following: - Samsung SRD-443P - AVTech KPD675D - Securix SME4 I would be...

I am not sure about the prosecution reference but when in pubs/restaurants locally you will often hear the following (or similar): Customer: Can I have a pint of Coke please? Bar staff: Is Pepsi OK? I assume they are aware, through training, that they shouldn't misrepresent Pepsi as...

A pet hate of mine, and not limited to older appliances/items. What about an iPod or iPad when referring to generic MP3 players or tablets? Making announcements over the Tannoy! Grrrr :)

On a similar note, it may be worth looking at Windows 8.1. If you have only seen version 8 the point release offers many improvements.

I understand why you would give the advice to use 4mm² - you need to give an answer based on the facts you know. Thanks very much once again for your helpful responses - I have learned a great deal. Edit: Thanks John :)

And the reason the flex is unlikely to effect it is because the short length of the flex (1-2m) and the difference in diameter (2.5mm² vs 4mm²) is likely to make little difference to the EFLI compared to the 'fixed' part of the installation at 6mm²/4mm² which runs the distance from the CU to the...