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Flying greenhouses...we had to resort to a Shetland Polycrub. At least it is still on terra firma!
My Chopper1 maul has been officially retired! It is an exceptional splitting maul for rounds. Don't see them much but it served me well for 30 years.
Good question. I was moved by the obvious need to just stop burning stuff and polluting as much as we were. For many years I have run several air qua...
How does that square with them using a 40 ltr buffer? I thought that buffers and LLH's were the villains of the piece? Their marketing is undoubtably ...
The company are extremely tight lipped about what is inside the case. Their PR is to manufacture an "Aira branded product", so where have a company th...
Which seems at odds with this article: By switching to one of its heat pumps, which are currently built by German manufacturer Vaillant, Aira claims...
Yes other than Mitsubishi use a 35mm LLH
The default setup on a Mitisubishi Ecodan solar thermal ported pre plumbed cylinder has a LLH. My installer, who was one of the highly experienced "b...
Is there also a danger in the terminology that is being used ie low loss header, buffer and volumiser. Not all LLH's act as buffers, correctly specifi...
This is the sort of English up with which I shall not put!
My bath is attached to the building by a hot and cold water pipe and a drain and is considered part of the Building. My heat pump is attached by a hot...
A heat pump is just as attached to the building as the bath in their logic.
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