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These are the times of year that remind me why I do all of this electrickewy stuff.. So that I can afford to spend quality time with... -
Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Happy Holidays!.You, and everyone else too.
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Interesting head lamp / torch.So, which one have you got? (So we don't buy a cheap one)
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Interesting head lamp / torch.Doubt it
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Interesting head lamp / torch.Ah, the disposable headlight. ;) A couple of weeks ago I was looking for a new "head light" and I saw that style, but what put me off...
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Run a Heat Pump Dryer, 1.90kWh Rated 800W with wind.Not everyone who wanted one actually got it. There is a video on YT of a "reporter" who goes into detail of it. In short he paid for...
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Run a Heat Pump Dryer, 1.90kWh Rated 800W with wind.The first thing you must do is check the wind speed in your proposed location, you may think it's windy, but for a wind turbine to be of...
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread New Member.Welcome.😊
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Richard-the-Ninth posted the thread For those with small humans in Non-Electrical General Chat Area.Wouldn't it be nice if they received a personalised email from santa? If you don't know, you can ask santa to send them a personalised...
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Advice, please.@Mike Smith01 The average "DIY Multi meter" is high impedance, which in turn means that it can easily read "induced voltages" You will...
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread Auto electrics issue.What happens if you take this new headlamp out?
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christmas at badgers 2024 bis under way being installed
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here's mine
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Richard-the-Ninth replied to the thread 150mm timed extractor fan not working with timer function (photos of wiring).Why are you "adjusting" it. What happened prior to you touching it, did it not stop or the over run not work, or something else?
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