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Fascinating. Altered my viewpoint.

Completely right, irrespective of the type of head.

Been there, done that……..

Hi. I am in Suffolk as well. Welcome. Bit of a lurker really. But nice to know I am not alone in Suffolk……..

This all fits with me. I avoid woodwork like the plague - it seems I only have to look at a piece of wood and it warpes - but my combined electrical & plumbing case(s) almost need a hoist to get in and out of the car. I suppose humping them all about keeps me fit…….

I did my apprenticeship working for Rolls Royce Small Engine Division - De Havilland back in the day - early ‘70’s, and we knew them as Hellerman pliers. I remember the wiremen making up helicopter wiring looms on 8 x 4 sheets of ply with just a few pencil marks and a few nails to act as guides...

Sounds like it was made by Microsoft!

I don’t think it is quite as large as that. I have mine positioned immediately under the box of bits for the rear view mirror. When I am driving I cannot see it. It’s in a Toyota Corolla.

F800PRO. Front and back. still available on Amazon and others. There may be newer models available, depending on your needs.

If they flog it in Halfords, don’t buy it. my dash cams are Thinkware. Excellent.

I still have a Hameg 20 MHz storage scope. Must be 25 - 30 years old. Still works, and it never let me down. Got me out of a hole on many occasions. Happy days.

Do check that for a given length, all your measuring implements give you the same reading………….

Sorry Chaps, I should have said it is a combi - dont know about condensing, alhough it does have a drip pipe coming out from it to the drain. The other point is that I am mid seventies, so I am not taking bets on whether it expires before I do.........

Greatly interested in this thread. My wife and I live in an end terrace property, brick construction, double glazed, built about 1935. Cavity wall insulation, some loft insulation. We have a Vaillant condensing boiler, close to 15 years old. We also have a "Wiser" boiler control system, with...

They were usually wired through a time switch to only use of peak electricity. Didn’t know you could get a dual rate time switch?

I fitted led 1200 x 600mm panel lights up in our village hall, they probably are on 50 - 60 hours a week, been up for about 4 years now. Never had a panel fail, but had several power packs fail. Fortunately, easy and cheap to replace.

Another bonus from using led lamps is life. Filament lamps are/were designed for a life expectancy of 1000 hours; leds are good for 20-30 thousand.

So, if you pay to charge your (EV) batteries, they then use your battery capacity to supply your neighbours, and then you have to charge your batteries again, will that mean you have to pay again to then recharge your EV?

Not withstanding the great advice on this thread, does anyone know or a “clockmakers “ group/forum/whatever for a beginner? I am just having a first go at making a skeleton clock, and all information would be appreciated. Especially on how to polish the various parts to get that mirror like...