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:shock: is this C/U going to get moved around a lot or something??

were these a standard length? the only 7W I have found so far have been longer than GU10s, ie about 70-75mm, fine for open fittings, but dont fit most D/L

apologies if this was a genuine post, but if you look at the OP, is does look like a typical spam post. Ill echo the other thoughts, being totally enclosed, is it a cap, or is it a conduit (with the relevent issues that brings) Plasterers are brought into it, as its a widespread belief that...

thats interesting, because when I went to "check out their website" it simply says "coming soon" with an email address. Ill have mine with egg and chips please.

never seen one, I have , however seen somone with a shaver LIGHT and still had a shaver socket next to it, same outcome, tidier.

this the one?

just been having a chat with a friend, he advised calling VM and asking for an ENGINEER for your installation, not just an installer. as they are allocated more time on your property, not just a hit and run guy.

if its a business seller, then in theory you should be able to return it under distance selling.

no, you do not need any fibre cables, or cat 5 for the installers. You will need a Co-ax connection from the box at the front of your house to each point that you want a box, and your router, the fibre optic bit of virgin broadband stops at the street cabinets, its fed to you through the same...

whilst wifi is usable for general use, IMO, its just not reliable enough for gaming. It doesnt matter what it is, wi-fi, video senders, radio mics, £10000 of wireless kit, still will not be as relaible as £10 of cable, it just isnt. I recently got a wifi scanner for my phone, and it has...

last box of MK accessories I got had made in malasia on the side, so much for british quality!

first up, whats the lighting desk, I cant think of any where a simple key switch wouldnt be up the the task. Second, why don't they just turn the dimmers off? presumably when you say lighting desk its for some sort of performance space. dimmers are usually located somwhere they cant be fiddled...

not sure what you mean, changing the push button for a switch style mcb won't change the fact there is no RCD protection, I was merely asking why the OP wished to change form push button MCBs to the newer style MCB, when both do the same job.

whats wrong with the push button ones? most wholesalers (and even screwfix) sell them, but they are about £10 a pop

A couple of options. 10 gang extensions do exist, not just the standy uppy type, but normal plug boards too. change the single socket for a double, or if its in the wall use a converta socket to get the two gang. please also consider ventilation for 10 peices of AV kit in a cupboard, even 2...

any trailer over 50% of the kerbweight of the towing vehicle or over 750Kgs needs to be braked. seeing as you passed your test prior to '97 you can pretty much tow what you like http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/DriverLicensing/WhatCanYouDriveAndYourObligations/DG_4022547...

check what the V+ box is sending down the scart, IIRC mine will do RGB, composite S-vid and somthing else I cant remember right now. try it on composite, alot of the cheap RF modulators can only do this, not rgb etc. also, try retuning the TV, if the old box was just off channel (eg 52.6) it...

I don't know how old you are or when you passed your test, but check you can actually tow such a big trailer legally. Maximum Gross Train Weight (ie gross(max) weight of both tow vehicle and trailer) is 3.5tonnes if you passed your test after (April IIRC) 1997 Also, if you had licence after...

there IS a remote test probe for the Metrel, the "tip commander" its an optional extra, but its there. A quick google revealed its about another £100

you can get 10W LED floods lights for not much more than that