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Hi thanks for your input yes I had suggested a roof rack and was told it was far too heavy pity you wern`t closer

Hi I have taken out the front passenger seat and collapsed the 2nd row and tried it with a length of 4x4 plastic guttering pushed into the footwell and I have a 32" over hang so if I chop 24" off that leaves an 8" overhang I can saftely transport it like that cheers though Colin

yes I have but I`m picking it up from a friend of a friends lock up and there might not be any electrics available, as long as its not case hardened or stainless steel it should be manageable it might take a long time and a lot of blades but I can live with that cheers Colin

Hi guys I am buying a used stair lift for my wife and Iv`e got to pick it up 100 miles away the problem is its 14ft long (too long for my car) and I only need it to be 12ft long will I be able to cut a couple of feet off using a hacksaw ? the cover of the track is aluminium so no probs...

yes dear

God wont you let go! Are you one of these old women who's got to have the last word? __________________ Use another site for plumbing questions; you can't trust the "experts" on this one not to lie to you

you sad person what do you do for pleasure take the ball off the kids in the street,

God wont you let go! you one off these old women whos got to have the last word ?like i said I thought this forum was for asking questions on matters that you were not familiar with not tit for tat sarcasm, GET A LIFE

very logical Bernard its nice to hear from someone who is being helpful and not suggesting I try something that might cause damage to a new TV that would not be covered under the waranty, any way as I stated the set has been returned now, so as far as I`m concearned the subjects closed

because they have made it simple for simple people. I started this post seeking info it seems to me that it is others having fun

very sarcastic dont get your knickers in a twist just because you couldn`t accept the readings that I got with my multimeter Ive been an electrician for 50years and passed 17th ed; and inspection and testing cert; so I know what readings I got

exactly you dont know

well if you had read all the posts you would have seen it was not a straight forward power lead connection it was via a 4pin split voltage mini din plug thats what I was questioning sorry I thought that was what the forum was for

I couldn`t handle all the hastle Ive took the TV back and got my money back sorted

no it was not under load the only way I can do that is to connect my meter in line and I would need a spare socket to do that as the 4pin din plug is too small to connect to

I think you will find that the rms meters are only more reliable on ac it does not effect dc no sine wave further more I have checked the spec of mine and it is 0.3 reliable on dc voltages

I am the electrician

when I say its a fluke thats the make they cost over a hundred quid it is an electricians meter and it reads 12 volt on a 12 volt battery output

Its a fluke one of the best you can get I`ll check again tomorrow with another meter and report back, but that is what I was saying from the start I am getting two sets of >5 volts

ya know what I ve been suffering with this for over a year and you have just sussed it , just done what you said and your dead right not a peep till I let go of the ballcock cheers mate your a hero, :D :D :D