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LED rugged 12v light for front of property?
Hi, I'm looking for something as above which I can mount on a short post at my front gate. My plan is to have it controllable remotely from a device I have with me so that when returning home in a cab...
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British Statistician Won Global Acclaim for His Methods
British Statistician Won Global Acclaim for His Methods By James R. Hagerty, Jan. 28, 2022 Dr. Cox said he came up with one of the crucial ideas for his 1972 paper while in bed with the flu and a high...
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Carbon Capture in Australia
It appears I'm not the only one who is a bit dubious about the CCS process. The Australien Government has made an ad about Carbon Capture and Storage, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative....
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where are all the fecking phone boxes
went to a town last night to pick up something I had paid for on ebay ...we BOTH forgot to take our phones ..... geezer wouldn't answer the door....not problem we thought we will just use a phone box,...
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2 years ago
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Interlinked fire alarms
In Scotland there is a new law which states that you have to have an interlinked fire alarm system probably with various alarms of different types: this overkill a bit like Nicola Sturgeon's Covid...
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2 years ago
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Follow up to my stuck brass compression fittings
Had to take time out due to medical problems but better now so back on the job (stop tittering at the back!). Applied my heat gun to the stubborn fittings and they came appart very easily, so job...
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Descaling - Citric acid v White vinegar
A couple of appliances state to descale with white vinegar. Tried to google for sensible answers but nothing very clear. Why white vinegar instead of citric acid? Why white vinegar instead of any...
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Would have been a Maplin purchase
I need to build a controller up in a plastic project box ... Idea will be 2 x single AC mains sockets, and above each one a temperature control module In previous days it would have been a quick trip...
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2 years ago
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Fitting out a campervan
I've fancied a campervan for some years and this seems like a good time to make the move. But because many are thinking the same the prices are a bit daft. From just under 20k for something worn and...
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2 years ago
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Cutting Wirework
By wirework I mean the metal shelves /drawers /etc typically used in pull-out larder and the like. I have a need to reduce the height of a pull out unit so need to cut the chrome plated rods from...
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2 years ago
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Temperature Control Module
I use 2 x heat mats for growing (inside use only) These are 220V 21W so not a huge amount of power. I know there are 'cheap' temperature control modules, anybody used any of these - looking for...
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2 years ago
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I mean we have all felt like doing it...
<> A MOTHER threw her child into a bear cage at a zoo in front of horrified visitors.
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2 years ago
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Reviving scuffed DVDs
Gentlemen, Does anyone know if T-Cut is fine enough to restore scuffed up optical media such as CDs and DVDs? I've got a data disk that I can't *quite* get readable. I've polished out the scuffs...
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2 years ago
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Repairing silkscreen printing
I have a small panel on the old car where the printing beneath the buttons has worn off. Panel is steel, painted black, with white lettering - I assume silk screen printed. Is there a modern way of...
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2 years ago
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Daft thought for today - hot tap outdoors
As a side issue of my caravan washing saga I am thinking of using hot soapy water to shift the gripe off the roof. Which in turn requires tramping in and out of the house to refill the bucket when I'm...
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