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RA 72 DB / 80 RH , WB = 67 , OA 70 ( cool rainy day, lots of building leakage ) ( 67 * 3) = 201 201 - 80 - 70 = 51 51 / 2 = 25.5 SH ???? I don't think so !!!!! ( this implies running a MUCH warmer coil, which is the WORST thing to do in this condition !

Posted by pjm in HVAC Discussions 21 years ago 
Wheels

14" Trailer Wheel 5.5J x 14 H2 5 stud 6" 152.4mm PCD ET39 - Mefro 43554 101.I am looking for 1 wheel

Posted by Trev in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 4 years ago 
NOOB

http://www.lf.org/bhai2000/bhai_classes.htmlBasic 101 and Hand Tools 102 maybe? [ Kind'a wished I knew about this when I lived in Vernon Hills. ]

Posted by patrick conroy in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
a first - locking petrol cap froze up

Maybe it was made by the same folk who make Wheelie bins. Brian

Posted by Brian Gaff in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 3 years ago 
Time Warner shared internet "up to" speeds

Years ago, I read that TW does far better than AT&T in delivering advertised speeds. Elsewhere, I've read that TW normally provides a little more than advertised. I live 400 yards from the telephone office.

Posted by J Burns in Home Repair 11 years ago 
Grrr .... printers !!!

HP standard 203 cartridges are a £54 - £64.80 each, the high yield ones £80.40 - £84, marginally cheaper than the 201 cartridges used on the previous M252dw model - the 201 cartridges currently have 50 quid cashback on a purchase of 4 cartridges.

Posted by The Other Mike in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 6 years ago 
Frozen wheelie bins

The local bin men have not had a great successful round today because so many bins won't open as they are tipped by the mechanism on the trucks, resulting in missed collections. If they were not plastic I guess they could fit the vehicles with flame throwers!

Posted by Brian Gaff in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 3 years ago 
Rotary Compost bins

Hi, Has anyone had any experience of rotary compost bins ? The ones I've Googled seem a bit pricey ( £230) , but if they work then I guess thats ok. Anyone built one out of scrap stuff or whatever ? Cheers for any feedback.

Posted by Dave in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
How to prolong the life of your petrol-engined car!

Dumps the hot oil in the sump which is being cooled. It also cools better.

Posted by IMM in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Lee Valley glitch

FYI...their website isn't accepting orders ... the checkout button just dumps you back to the home page. Customer service said they did a server upgrade that's causing problems. Some upgrade. Michael

Posted by Michael Press in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
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