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so I do need a DVR and a hard drive if I want good images?

does anyone know how many litres per second a standard gutter downpipe will take before the water backs up into the gutter? is there even any calculation for this lol?

I'm looking to fit a basic outside CCTV one maybe 2 cameras. I need live pictures on a screen inside a property but dont want remote access or any kind of storage as I will not ever want to play the film back. What components do I need (general question) Am I right in saying I dont need a DVR or...

thanks Ian really appreciate your help. I will post back to update after tomorrow as the guy is coming back to have a look.

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Thanks Ian that makes things a bit clearer. We've had a electrician fit a new wall timer and it seems to have a mind of its own and dont want to call him back until we know its not us getting it wrong.

Hi everyone! I'm responsible for a deceased estate property 50 miles from me and am having trouble getting someone to replace a CH wall timer. The CH and DHW system comprises a very old but well serviced back boiler ( Baxi bermuda 675). Theres a lagged hot water cylinder with pipes coming in...

thing is by the time a switch is activated its too late as thats because the outlet is blocked. When it hammers down like the other week its so much water and our outlet carries water from 3 roofs so will fill up in seconds. I definitely would find something I could check that the outlet is...

I need a single outdoor camera (daytime only) to cover a parapet gutter exit point as ours blocked up and flooded the loft! It needs to be fitted and forgotten so a good make. Would be bolted/ screwed to the brickwork and open to the elements. I would also need it to transmit pics to my phone as...

the original people complaining may want to consider that some mortgage lenders stipulate no DSS tenants so sometimes nothing to do with what a LL wants.

service guy had his head in our Valiant Ecotec this week and said his firm far prefers Valiant as opposed to Worcs as Valiant much easier to work on and therefore cheaper to repair due to less labour cost.

the one thing I will say about Corbyn and that is he comes across as nasty, he almost spits out his words with venom. I guess some could see this as passion but I see it as nasty, god help us if he gets in....

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2017/may/21/labour-abolish-university-tuition-fees-jeremy-corbyn-eu-uk-europe

sorry dont know what happened there but the last bits right!

short terk hain, long t short term gain, long term pain:(

yep Unis for the masses now. Our Sons off in Sept, he's applied to 3 Unis. One of them offered him a place without even an interview so very low barrier to entry. Its about getting bums on seats so they get the funding. And when they get to Uni some get about 12 hrs classroom tuition a week with...

dont get me started on student loans - thats another subject all on its own lol. I hazard a guess many students havnt done the sums, our daughter defo didnt. Students are told within further education dont worry about it, its a loan that doesnt ever have to paid off. Great financial grounding...

yes safety pin and buy button up jeans next time;)

I get the feeling alot of the youngsters today are feeling quite jaundiced what with student loans and not being able to buy, in other words I doubt shes cares too much and shes single too which doesnt help. Maybe she'll buck up a bit in a few years timeo_O Just to follow through on your point...

best quality normal brush but one with synthetic bristles quite stiff and springy. The only thing with painting a panelled door that I found tricky was that the edges didnt keep wet for long so that when I did the rails I had to stop the paint where the rail end joined the stile. By the time I...