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    Electrics in a fixer-upper

    Mea Cupla, I mistakenly thought the British and Irish systems were essentially the same. Ray K
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    Electrics in a fixer-upper

    Hi all, Considering buying a fixer-upper not far from our current home. Got a structural report - based on the report it appears most of what the house needs appears to be cosmetic. However the electrics looks very dated - probably hasn't been worked on since the house was built in the...
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    Coaxial Question

    Hi guys, Thanks for the really really comprehensive response ... TVtrade.ie seems to have most of what I need. As I have two co-axial connectors in the wall, this means using the combiner on one - I should be able to support 2 x LNBs and therefore 2 satellite tuners. Reviewing the list...
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    Coaxial Question

    Hi Chris, Thanks for the information it has the Silver foil alright, so I presume then I am good to go! Unfortunately there is two cables in the wall - one for marked TV and one marked FM Radio, but they are the same quality cable and both terminate in the attic space. I am currently...
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    Coaxial Question

    Hi all, My house is a new build - circa 2007, it came with CoAxial already in place for TV. I want a FreeSat box but don't want to make nasty holes in the wall to make it happen. What are the chances I can use the CoAxial already in place, just changing the connectors? Ray K
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    Siemens Thermostat

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    Siemens Thermostat

    Hi all, I had our heating system zoned last year, even though our house was a new build the finish was poor enough and didn't include zoned heating. The system I had put in was straight forward enough and included two, two wire thermostats (from Siemens), one for the upstairs zone and one for...
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    High Gain TV Antenna

    My parents holiday home has pretty awful terrestrial TV reception and I am trying to root cause the problem. I think I may have cracked it but need some validation. They have a high gain wideband antenna on the roof which should gives a decent signal but doesn't, the antenna is very similar...
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    Drilling a kitchen tile

    Thanks, appreciate the advice ... Maybe I have blunted the bit, would make sense, Ray K
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    Drilling a kitchen tile

    Thanks for the reply, think the tile is porcelain ... it is the same color all the way through. I think the tile bit is diamond headed also. What benefit does keep the bit wet/cool have? Thanks, Ray K
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    Drilling a kitchen tile

    Hi all, I am trying to drill a hole in a kitchen tile and the damn thing will not yield. Every time I try I get a few millimeters in and then stop making progress. I am using a bosch tile bit and run of the mill bosch domestic drill. Took 1/2 an hour for my drill bit to cool down the last...
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    Heating Controls

    Thanks to all who replied, replaced the downstairs exclusion value, works purfectly now. Ray K
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    Heating Controls

    This is exactly what I am saying. You can see the bypass in the first photo, its just a small pipe. Ray K
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    Heating Controls

    Sorry lads, I might have confused matters by putting up a picture of the hotpress upstairs when the issue is with the downstairs zone and valve. Upstairs is fine - no problem, downstairs shown below is the issue. The downstairs zone valve is literally 5 feet from the water pump, this...
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    Heating Controls

    Hi all, I had some basic thermostats fitted to my heating system last year, with 2 zones upstairs and downstairs the basic system features a "manual return" in the hot press see the picture below. The basic problem is that the zone exclusion valves never close completely, even when...
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