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whats best for keeping the tempreature down (apart from air con): dehumidifier or evaporative cooler?

anything to get the cable line into your house. chipped boxes dont have a card... (or at least some dont). ths signal can be split and take to different points (in my house, it was split to 3 places - 2 TV's (legal tho) and a modem. never had any problems and thats how the engineer intalled it...

you can get pre-chipped boxes for telewest/ntl easily. probably no ebay, but there still around. providing you have a cable coming into your house from telewest/ntl, you just plug and go. if you have the net, etc, just split the incoming line and take 1 to the cable and 1 to the TV. and your done.

better still, keep original in your pocket, lock and open with spare... (since youd have to do that anyway) AFAIK, any key (correctly shaped that is) should open the door. not aware of any other electrics on it unlike ignition

why? i dont see a problem with a 32A feeding 2 13A FCUs for water heaters. if that doesnt comply, then what does? seperate feed to the house since they will be fed from the same fuse (service head) as the rest of the house, therefore not 'on their own circuit'?

your paid fee covers costs of THEM testing. altho many try and charge extra for them to test, or some tell you that you need to get a spary to test for you and issue certs and hand them to LABC. if they try and do this, tell them its their responsibility to test and your fee covers it. someone...

powered masthead amplifier is probably best

personally, i think you want banned from driving if you drive along at 10mph causing noise pollution.

if its connected by a scart lead, take the ends apart and disconnect pin 8. this is the pin that the box uses to send signals (like standy) to the TV/whatever is on the other end (edited - wrong pin number listed)

when i sell stuff i always leave feedback once payment has been received. thats how it should be. after all, the buyer has then completed their part of the deal by paying. once left a seller neutral due to the fact that he claim to send it within 2 days and it was actually powted 6 days later...

you taking the ****? fair enough slowing down when work is being done, after all, i wouldnt want to be working very close to cars travelling at 70, but what about when there isnt workmen there? roadworks near me had a sign up saying that the speed reduction remains in place over the holiday...

remember someone telling me about a company who banned live testing all together as it was too dangerous. that included plugging in a earth loop tester. just as dangerous as plugging something in

depends on whats at the other end?

easy to do on a slight bend on a fairly straight road, but not on a roundabout!

if the stansformer is loose, it can vibrate making the noise. have a large transformer in a UPS which vibrates, so not has some bluetack on the outside bottom of the case...

tend not to work live, but have done the odd light switch/socket live HSE laws are stupid these days. workin a few month ago with some blokes who were workin on an overhead line, just touchin the phases, only insulated by the rubber tyres on the van, and a 400A fuse. and then HSE wants us to...

what says they cant? you could install wiring using pink and purple if you wanted...

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try actually contacting them. they have a better chance of knowing the answer. and if you must ask question, start a new thread. this is 3 years old

R Dinning mostly. never really used the floorboard access stuff... covers cost quite a bit, and so do the cutters. altho the cutter you have is basically a 102mm holesaw with a few extra parts i could probably knock together for half the price.... so, depending on how much your selling covers...