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FYI Quoting "Wings on my Sleeve" p 134, talking about Me 262 strengths and weaknesses; "Finally, the 30mm cannon were only accurate below 650 yards range, so a 262 attacking a bomber opened fire at about 600 yards but had to break off the attack at 200 yards to avoid colliding with the target...

My subsequent post mentions LiFePO4 life cycles from a long standing reputable brand. 80% full is a common limit suggested for lead acid meaning five times required capacity not twenty. Weight in a house is not really an issue surely? "(I got 20kwh of storage at 20 years with 70% DOD)" do you...

I wasn't miles off, since I remember the Tesla 1000 cycles and £10000 replacement cost figures I mentioned from a Tesla owner. And even then young Elon says should not will.

Lead acid is perfectly fine and well established over many years. If you discharge to a great extent they will not last as I'm sure for a commuting scooter as you suggest. For long life you aren't supposed to discharge below 80% of full so need a bigger bank than some might think. Many campers...

We could profitably have a wind turbine. A 3.5KW plumbed into the mains would be about £25K installed. Excess production locally limits me to 3.5 down from 5 originally. Plus an annual service plus insurance with it being within quite a long way of a road/house for when the blades fly off. The...

The best thing, having thrown plenty of money in the likes of Autoglym etcs direction in the past, for windows is newspaper. Maybe half a free newspaper will do a car. One or two sheets wet first having sluiced any grit off, then one of two more to polish dry. I did a ceramic coating myself in...

I disagree. A friend just got someone to spend about a week emptying years worth of highly valuable vintage items down, cleaned, mould wiped off and put up on the auction site. Returned well over £50! ( ;) )

What will having a dirty car result in if i may ask?

As people here have said some got in early with a worthwhile payment tarriff. That wouldn't apply to the new owners, contracts would not be transferable as far as I've read? So the value to a potential buyer may be considerably less than what it is to you? Can you still get a roof ladder to...

Thank you for the replies. I was more thinking of shades of stain rather than paint. I recently discovered that there is a well received Lego set that all the bricks are white to explore the art of architecture in that form, so colour won't affect your perception of shape. So since you have a...

I would like to make my own solar water heating system. A friend who lived for quite a while in Sweden was told if you pay to heat your water you will save with a solar water heating system. In Sweden, as Justforfuns experience would seem to agree with. PV on a UK roof I seem to remember could...

They are lovely :) Have you experimented much with colours to see how that affects your perception of such convoluted shapes? I had read that fighter pilots of the time generally had about a second to fire, maybe what a second actually is in those circumstances varies a bit? :)

You say he has good feedback but only as a buyer. No feedback as a seller means he hasn't used ebay to sell (unless he has several accounts) so may be slightly unsure of how and what he should now do. That's very different to a seller with a history of negative feedback as some do. Cash in the...

Depends how much you are going to quote for the job ;)

I was more meaning a pole saw for delimbing, then personally I would use an axe. As long as you cut so the gap won't close up then as long as the chosen saw is long enough I don't see why not? Silkys are amazing in comparison to anything, although I have only used green wood blades in fresh...

One review of a cordless professional level electric chainsaw he was kind of happy, even with the massive battery it had it didn't last, but although it stopped as soon as you let go of the handle, he also managed to get the thing to start while just picking it up to move it. He was an...

Distorted Pattern Material :)

I also thought some A&Es had a dental add on so have a search? But how are you going to resolve it without a dentist, cost or not? Good luck!

Do you need a shed? If the whole garden is to be dug up presumably no lawn mower to store, so just some digging tools? Would a potting shed to protect seedlings be more useful, so plastic twin wall on the frame you have?

Checking one, maybe every time you set it up, might be a good idea. An outdoors £500 Topcon with invisible line and a receiving beeper may tell you to a tenth of a mm, but that's measuring from something rotating to maybe +/- 5mm from flat even when when within spec.