Ignoring the rather silly and childish responses from those who replied to my previous question, especially from those who tried to hide by only responding in d-i-y, has anybody any information on the EMC of Vaillant boilers?
Because that's no fun. Mr Evans takes pleasure in sliming companies' (or individuals') reputations on Usenet. Take a look at this character assination of Blackgates which he originated in 2003:
Keep in mind that Highly Confused is the chap who won't follow web links, on the grounds that if you have anything to say, then post it here rather than sending him off to look things up.
So, what he needs is someone to write out chapter and verse on this topic, preferably in words of one syllable. Offering phone numbers or urls won't help him.
the only reason for which could have been to escape reader's kill-filters and therefore ensure his postings wouldn't be missed, a childish version of LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME!
Don't forget also that a few years ago he wrote to a University Vice-Chancellor because one of the staff had sent a private e-mail three minutes after close of play, and he assumed it must have been written in university time. The VC politely told him to combine sex and travel, IIRC.
A short perusal of uk.radio.amateur for the last week will show him in his true colours.
The Internet is a valuable discussion forum, and it is equally valid to share one's experiences and to seek other's experience, as it is to contact a company directly.
If nothing else, Intel's attempts to hide the floating point errors in one of their "Bugium" (nee "Pentium") evolutions is an indication of the power of the net!
Obviously No-one has had a problem with RF interference and any type of boiler not the first time you posted and not now either.
When did you acquire your Radio license? When I took mine over 20 years ago being able to reduce, eliminate, or rectify RF interference problems was part of the syllabus. Do you actually _have_ a valid license?
If you knew how to spell it you would have been able to contact the manufacturers tech. dpt.
I detect you are to uk.radio.amateur what "Chris Bacon" is to uk.d-i-y
Maybe because they were at Donnington that day, therefore rendering a trip to Dewsbury fruitless, unless of course he had visited that fine venue for drinking good ale the "West Riding" refreshment rooms on Platform 2 Dewsbury Station, pause for breath, full stop.
Why jump on the bandwagon of gratuitous insults as exemplified by Mike Gathergood who has been pursuing me with a one-sided abusive campaign for many months? (His remarks quoted below are a case in point)
The answer to your question is straightforward, and did not need a rather silly and childish outburst from you....Dewsbury is far to the north of Donnington, and Donnington was the location of the Exhibition where I purchased the defective goods.
As it happens, not only was that casting defective, but when I rescued the kit from the scrap bin and resumed work on it, every casting had deep chills resulting in unworkable hardness - it defeated a Tom Senior milling machine and a Myford VMC mill, mills belonging to members of the engineering club to which I belong.
A number of rather childish individuals pursue me wherever I go on Usenet, and I take you to task for following their lead with rather silly and infantile outbursts. There is never any call for gratuitous insults in response to a genuine request.
You are judged by the company that you keep.
You seem to lack the gentlemanly traditions of Radio Hammery, and I put it to you that you were no more than a CBer-masquerading- As-A-Radio-Ham? You certainly have the style of a Childish Broadcaster (CBer)
For your delectation....Original authorship acknowledged. From: Stephen Howard - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 18 2004 12:43 am Groups: uk.rec.models.engineering
Not long ago in this fair, noble land stood Airy of Bean with a saw in his hand. Trying quite vainly to cut yonder steel that for e'en a child t'would've been no big deal. "Fie and a pox, why this job is a chore" cried Airy of Bean, his arms greatly sore, "I've nay half the strength of a big hairy nutter, I'm off aye to buy me a magical cutter".
Henceforth to Donnington Airy did roam o'er hill, dale and tussock - past Hobbit and Gnome, to find the much fabled Black Man of Gates with wholesomely goods at much cheaply rates. "Good trader pray help" quoth Airy of Bean "my needs are much grave for a certain machine." "I have one just here sir, a stout little hacksaw, for groats I'll deliver it right to your front door".
Airy of Bean, his knees all a quiver did unpack his goods, with nay further dither. And then didst he shriek a fair terrible cry, through layers of sacking the beast did he spy. "What low deed is this, this base hunk of metal - what ignorant knave has buggered my fettle? I'll rant and I'll rave, I'll turn the air blue, that Black Man of Gates - why I might even sue!"
But then did a shiver strike Airy of Bean, "That Black Man of Gates is quite hefty and mean. I'll trouble him not, t'would send him in rages, I'll log on the nette and pester the Sages". So scribble he did, to groups engineering "Lis't to me now of my tales not endearing". And so they did listen, and gave this reply "Send the thing back, he`ll replace by and by".
"He won't" wailed the Bean, his ague much indignant. "He will" cried the Sages "tis written in pigment". "Weighs nigh on eight pounds" exclaimed Bean "that's quite scary!". The Sages replied "Thou art just a big fairy". So Airy of Bean, his comments rebuffed, considered his plight, feeling nay not that chuffed. "I know what I'll do, I'll show them who'll win - I'll toss the whole lot in my wastepaper bin!"
Here endeth the tale of Airy of Bean but something's not right, or so it would seem. Why shell out good groats for an item that's faulty then chuck it away, in a mood foul and haughty? Can it be true, was it really that bad, is Airy of Bean aye really that sad? No-one will know, for it lies in a bucket.... was it just broken...or did he just f*ck it.
I take you to task once again on your rather silly and childish outbursts. We have never met, you do not know me, and there is no reason why any civilised and decent person should erupt with a potty-mouth such as you do below.
Shame on you.
Grow up, Steve Firth!
As to top posting, if the company of people who bottom post are as childish and as foul-mouthed as you are, then I'm pleased not to be in your comapny.
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