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*sigh* Finally got around to unboxing the power adapter to connect it with the seat, and I've been sent the wrong one. Just double checked the order. I had ordered one mentioned previously, spec: OUTPUT : 12V ~ 1/2/3/4A, 48W(MAX) And received one similar, but: outputs: 19V, 3.15A...

would it? In my house I need to leave a 500W heater running in a room to keep it warm...

Merry Christmas and happy new year all. I've returned to review the recommendations given from this thread I started. As such, I've now ordered: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-4A-DC-Power-Supply-4-Amp-12-Volt-Adapter-Charger-LCD-Screen-5-5x2-5mm-UK-/300956159665?_trksid=p2054897.l4275...

Ok, my electric car seat, planned for an office chair, has arrived through the post. It states: Power consumption: HI 48 Watts / LO 36 Watts Draws between 3 and 4 Amps Fuse: 10 Amps So, could I use this...

On first read of that Maplin product i quickly looked to cancel my amazon order - but then read the reviews in the nick of time, and was glad I didn't. Apparently a disappointing turn out. But thanks for pointing it out, it otherwise looked great. So... to power the 12V one I'm getting... :)

Hi all, In a bid to heat my home office chair, I've bought a 12v heated car seat cover, assuming I could just plug it into a cigarette lighter adapter from ebay. Item in question...

Thanks Bernard, very useful. Spec of the RGB LEDS: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121032976155?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Hi all, When I look online, all I find is bell cable and speaker cable. Where can I find the thinnest cable, that would still be capable of running either say, 50 or 100 component LEDs? Ideally so thin it hangs like string. Thanks! ps. A link would be good! Ebay or somewhere...

I will certainly give it a go :)

I'm sure that soup is nice. However, mine is really strictly for lazy people who don't like fussing about with cooking ;)

I think the stock cube contains about 60% your RDA of salt. You don't need to add additional salt, and this makes enough for lunch and dinner if you were inclined.

Hi all, Thought I would share this interesting and very lazy, ultra healthy soup routine I've got into. For those of you interested in getting your 5-a day, but wanted to put the absolute least amount of effort (and cost) into it! You need to know that, apparently: 80grams of one type of...

Thanks!

Hi all, I want to buy some wire to extend the existing cable from: A) 12v variable adapter (no earth) http://www.lloytronuk.co.uk/llyzc/images/A103WH.jpg B) 100LED solar panel lights...

"ideally what I would like" = suggest something that would be suitable. Read between the lines. And on that note, I'll be happy to hear if anyone does any any suggestions as to what I could put a 3V E14 bulb into. Many thanks.

No, if I bought some 3V E14 bulbs I would like to put them into suitable holders. Hence I asked, what could I put them in that would be suitable?

I've just found the data on my solar panel: http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/451722344/100_leds_Solar_fairy_light.html Solar panel 2V,150mA, Rechargeable battery Ni-MH,1.2V,1000mAh,1pcs And we know that 1 LED tealight takes a 3V CR2032 battery... so I don't quite understand...

Thank you bernardgreen, I will follow this. Now, I'm also in pursuit of a slightly alternative idea, which is buying some 3V E14 LED flicker bulbs: http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/453439550/flickeringly_candle_bulbs.html but I'm having trouble finding any search results for a mains...

sure, sure, I'll get one - no prob. Now what will be the next step? I expect the volts reported from the solar panel will be far more than the 3V battery which comes with the tealight. So I need to make the source comparable I expect? If so, any recommendations about how I could achieve this...

I thought since they were both E14 they would be compatible.