Went to your site - how do you keep your workshop/bedroom chip and dust free? Murray
I see nothing that isn't on every other responsible, free, public, hosting site. What, specifically, are you objecting to?
The Royal Mail web site also has the print your own postage service. You just print a 2d bar code onto a label or envelope and use that instead of a stamp.
I'll take it to an auto glass shop if I need to cut out a windshield. Anyway, I was just pointing out the location of the HF tool for someone who was looking for it at HF. Apparently, it has been removed from the HF site, so it is a moot subject.
All the same, I couldn't resist going to the OPPO site and dreaming over the high-end audiophile selection! (At this point I'll be glad if I can pay the shop for latest problem with my '99 Nissan!!!) Tx everybody for input. HB
A very good shop selling them in the UK, and which I've been in touch with on a professional level, is www.home-control.co.uk. This site should provide a good guide to the technolgy which principally works via your ring-main. None of this is particulary cheap but why do you want to ...
As a matter of interest, many door and frame 'sets' made and assembled in the joinery shop prior to on-site fixing are done this way. Brian G
A bit of forward planning would allow you to charge the car:- 1) At home 2) Outside your house at a lamp ost if no offroad parking 3) At a car park 4) In town at a lamp post while you shop 5) At a motorway service are while you have a piss/something to eat/drink/stretch your legs.
Thanks - I'll check their site. The more I look at this thing the confuser I get... Gotta be something real simple I'm overlooking.