The programs from Barlo and Myson radiators do do a correct job and can be downloaded from their web sites.
Thanks Dave, Managed to dig up some sites with the Ryobi ETS 1825 and RTS 1425, both of which are (semi) industrial jobs which look good. I'll try looking for the BT250. Ta, Alex.
See these web sites: http://www.pavingexpert.com/pointing.htm#dryhttp://www.pavingexpert.com/pointing.htmhttp://www.pavingexpert.comSteven
All I can find are the manufacturer's sites (albion mainsflow, and pandora), but no prices.
Seems like it's the switching PSU chip: https://www.power.com/sites/default/files/product-docs/top242-250.pdf Depends how much you like debugging SMPSUs (given it may have blown something else as well). Theo
but in these dumbed down dates of internet comparison sites how do you reach them? No longer do you find add in local papers or on supermarket notice boards (not round ere, anyway) tim
I've said all along that these sites are written at the level of a school boy's hobby site but they should be taking accessibility into account tim
Take a look at www.epinions.com, as well as customer reviews at sites that sell these things. Noise is apparently an issue with some humidifiers, enough so that you might want to avoid certain units.
Perhaps you should read this http://www.forbes.com/sites/jacobsullum/2013/12/02/researcher-falsely-states-that-energy-drinks-contain-more-caffeine-than-coffee/ Energy drinks contain similar/lower levels of caffeine than does coffee.
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