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I thought butler (Belfast) sinks were now fashionable these days. :)

My chalet, whose roof was partly pitched, was covered with EPDM. See http://www.flickr.com/photos/snglinks/sets/72157603939009818/

It's fleece backed EPDM. They tried resticking the corner piece but the wrinkles were set into the fleece by the glue. Part of the problem may be due to the 3 showers per day on the first two days which made some of the work a bit rushed.

Well it's a great improvement over what was there before! No more mice/wasps and bees nesting in the roof! The installers said that they will be losing money on the job as it took far longer to finish than planned. They said some people paid more than I did just to roof a garage. :shock:

Here are pics of my chalet roof, There are before and after pics. What do you think of the job? They say they cannot get the creases any better. :( http://www.flickr.com/photos/snglinks/sets/72157603939009818/

My chemistry teacher used to do that when warming up a test tube and couldn't be bothered to connect up a bunsen burner. :shock:

EON changed my old meter at no charge. Old meter New meter

Last 2 work for me.

Can you still get rubber flex? Flex I found in my summer chalet:

But it's not running at full power all the time. It will be controlled by a thermostat so will be cutting in and out.

B&Q sell the correct stuff. You want Green and Yellow sleeving. http://tinyurl.com/5dfket

Normally MALE connectors are use on satellite cable. These are F connectors and use the co-ax inner as the pin. If a female connector is required then a Male F connector is used with a Female to Female barrel.

In a normal single receiver set up the LNB sends down the coax cable one of the 4 bands (L/H, L/V, H/H and H/V). The receiver chooses the required band by a combination of tones and voltage levels back up the coax to the LNB. In a multi receiver set up the 4 bands are sent to a switch box...

That's not true! The LNB changes the frequency from about 11GHz to about 1GHz. That's why a normal coax cable can be used from the LNB to the receiver. A lot of satellite receive systems use just one cable. Sky+ uses two cables as it has two tuners. In a Quattro LNB the 4 coaxs are used...

Can't beat lead paint! Well thats what my grandfather used to say! And here is his advert. :D :D [/url]

So you removed the text from the original?

Put your Post Code in here. http://www.wolfbane.com/cgi-bin/tvd.exe?

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The only disadvantage of using tinned cables I know of is when using screw terminals. The tin coating can creep with time and so loosen the connection. Thinking about it the same will happen with crimp connectors.

The screw was in the side. Will there be another screw in the top under the plastic? The tap is in my summer chalet so cannot have a look until Weds. I've tried hitting it upwards with a BIG hammer. Will try the trick with a piece of wood and hot water Thanks