didnt there used to be a car stereo repair engineer on here once ?Dave DND
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on: Yesterday at 19:09:56
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| Started by cam.in.head - Last post by STEMO | ||
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on: Yesterday at 19:01:18
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| Started by cam.in.head - Last post by cam.in.head | ||
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didnt there used to be a car stereo repair engineer on here once ?
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on: Yesterday at 17:59:37
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| Started by Darth Loo-knee - Last post by Rangie | ||
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Charged the Range Rover battery, after being careless..😄
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on: Yesterday at 17:53:44
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| Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by STEMO | ||
I know that they have banned new installations of oil burning boilers, but I thought you could still replace them?Why bother installing an lpg tank if you've already got an oil tank? |
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on: Yesterday at 16:59:09
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| Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by Sir Tigger KC | ||
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I know that they have banned new installations of oil burning boilers, but I thought you could still replace them?
  What about LPG? |
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on: Yesterday at 16:50:49
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| Started by cam.in.head - Last post by cam.in.head | ||
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hi .quick question regarding a car stereo .
what component on the circuit board is responsible of the turning on and off function when you press the momentary switch on the front ? is it a chip or a type of transistor doing this ? reason for asking i have a 90's blaupunkt in one of my cavs which turns on and off only when it feels like it googling it or AI isnt too specific on this question either ?? |
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on: Yesterday at 16:40:22
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| Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by Field Marshal Dr. Opti | ||
No direct experience myself, but a friend rented a farmhouse out in the sticks which had just had one fitted a few years ago and she said they were going through wood and pellets like they were going out of fashion. I tend to think it is best to give them a wide berth. They seem compromised much of the time. |
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on: Yesterday at 16:35:46
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| Started by Varche - Last post by Rangie | ||
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Leaving the courtesy lights on in the Range Rover since Friday, Deezil the Boxer dog wasn't happy just a road walk this morning whilst the battery recovered.
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on: Yesterday at 15:48:30
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| Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by Sir Tigger KC | ||
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No direct experience myself, but a friend rented a farmhouse out in the sticks which had just had one fitted a few years ago and she said they were going through wood and pellets like they were going out of fashion.
A couple of years ago I considered having a wood burner with a back boiler to run the radiators, but after some investigation decided that I'd be spending more on wood than gas as you have to have burning really well to heat the water, so never bothered. I'm sure there are plenty of YouTube vids about biomass boilers giving the pros and cons.  Have you thought about an air source heat pump?  |
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on: Yesterday at 13:55:01
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| Started by Mr Skrunts - Last post by Mr Skrunts | ||
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That's your 5 a day for today.
maybe another 5 tomorrow.  |
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