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Well it would be rather more difficult as singles stripped out from T&E are solid core while singles made for use in conduit are multicore so are more flexible to allow them to be pulled into conduit and round bends.

Only seen them sort of things used is by the likes of Transco gas when they are changing a house's main incoming gas isolator valve...without having to cut if off in the street/outside.

I think that is the old style of restrictive covenant. I think they arose before planning law existed - ie before 1948 Someone would sell off an adjacent plot of land and then impose a restrictive covenant on the buyer to prevent them doing something which would be adverse to them or the...

Each and every phone made has an unique serial number this is is called the IMEI number. On old non-smartphones you found it by taking off the back cover and then removing the battery and there printed on a sticky label inside the phone was a long number perhaps 20+ digits long which was...

I've only done it for an old nokia non-smartphone which had no sim in it about a year ago locked to the defunt orange network. All EE wanted about the phone was the IMEI number. They also wanted my full details and then the unlock code and instructions for its use were emailed to me. No sim card...

I recall recently on another forum possibly an aviation one, someone doing the calculations properly by testing it on their car accurately. The result was that yes the miles per litre did improve using the higher octane petrol however the penalty of the extra price for the super-unleaded meant...

My local tesco is now selling standard unleaded as E10 grade (10% ethanol)

What about the suggestion that it is the restrictions that are driving the evolutionary pressure on the virus to become more severe and or become more vax -evading. Those variants which cannot survive whatever restriction (lockdown/vax etc) will die off leaving the more resistant strains to...

Just thought of something else.... If it was all put in by an installer you the OP will probably not have got either the programming manual or more importantly the engineer's code. You will have the user codes plus (I hope) the master manager code which allows you to add and remove user codes...

No it can't work that way because the enforcer station has no sim card in it to send the message to your phone's app when you are out of range of your home wifi The enforcer has a wifi card in it only to communicate with a local broadband connection So the enforcer base station connects to and...

I'd guess that the alarm was registered with the installer's cloud account with Pyronix When they went bust and no longer paid P the annual fee then P removed access from all the installer's alarms I've got one which I installed myself and my cloud account with P is just like a normal online...

SDS drills often have a safety clutch in them so when the diamond bit jams and it will do sooner or later the clutch operates rather than the drill unit spinning round and breaking your wrists. In fact I'd say do not ever use a diamond core drill on anything other than a SDS drill unit with...

The best forum for old houses and their restoration and the use of appropriate materials for them (eg lime and not cement) is the period property forum http://periodproperty.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=1

Or capping for an old well......

Look at this site Its the best for good scanned images old large scale OS maps of all the UK - not just scotland https://maps.nls.uk/

I liked the picture of the sewer manhole in the hallway best of all!

Under the false raised access flooring pads - which is how I've always seen it done in office refurb jobs

Interesting - thank you for the corrections to my understanding.

Eh? Part P Building Regs section 1 Design and installation says in several places in respect of both new buildings (sect 1.2) and work in existing installations (sect 1.7) that it should be done in accordance with BS 7671 Part P download page...

Seen single core and earth used in two way switching in a house built in 1990: Wales