And anyone who knew that would realise that "You're still putting 12kW of heat into the room, in a 24 hour period." only needs the comma to make perfect sense.
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How best to rip off and con an OAP
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If you supply a part it is different to fitting a part. When you supply a part it has to be suitable and safe.
If you fit a part the entire thing has to be safe afterwards.
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Would that be 12kW for one second every 24 hours or 24 kW for 24 hours every
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Sounds a fair price, perhaps you should point your vitriol towards other professions who charge even more for a far less useful service.
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Was it a cordless drill? I have yet to see one that _doesn't_ have a proprietary battery pack.
Andy
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So 288kWh, then.
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Might be a proprietary shaped pack with a proprietary connector but the chances are it will have standard sized cells inside it.
Re-celling such a pack isn't something that a normal user would be expected to do though.
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So you're saying: if I go to the garage and ask them to fix a new battery, they aren't allowed to do this unless I have a full MOT (equivalent) as well
I think your wrong
tim
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This is not just any storage heater, this is a Russ Andrews Storage Heater...
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In message , "Dave Plowman (News)" writes
And power drill batteries too.
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In message , Arfa Daily writes
Not as old as the "I'm from the water board and need to check your pressure" one and that still crops up fairly regularly.
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In message , tim..... writes
I like the ones from people who claim to have stolen zillions of dollars from some poor African country, but need to deal with someone they can trust
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It might have been if they had actually done any work. The clue is in the subject line of this thread - CON
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It's more reasonable with power tool batteries as the high current requirement means welding the cell links. A cordless phone could easily get away with spring contacts.
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He always is.
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Zen also offer fixed IP address, and they are a good ISP.
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In message , Davey writes
Next thing of course is upload speed, gets complicated this CCTV over the internet! Thanks for all the suggestions.
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In article , Davey scribeth thus
+1not quite the cheapest but up there with the best:)...
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You are the last person on this planet that should be nit picking tiny errors considering the vast errors that you have made and cannot admit.
FFS You have failed geography, physics, common sense and social graces.
Sorry. I forgot, you are not on this planet.
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Overcomplicated if you think you need a static IP to do it.
Most of my cameras work on motion detection and email the recordings to a google account. A couple run on timed images and FTP the pictures to a server.
Being IP cameras I can remote monitor them from anywhere using a dyndns host.