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I prefer my motorbike but the milage on electric motorbikes is still a bit of a ways to go for full enjoyment for touring. 4 hours is nothing !!!
hmm interesting and as I used to have my own IT company I have about a zillion (maybe a gazillion) CPU fans so maybe I can rig something up myself, it...
@chris-in-kemnay i get that the RHI will help my costs but the grant/loan is still cost just now spread out over time but I’m one of those people that...
I saw you mentioned the Stelrad radiators previously and did some research into them and is definitely the ones I’m going to use to replace the old ra...
@editor what a great review by @duncan-mac about that solar and Tesla setup, I think it confirms my view that it really is worth adding a battery to y...
@chris-in-kemnay I’m going to have to find something that would work with small amount of flow i have, I’m thinking how can i work out the flow rate a...
@chris-in-kemnay I think i watched the same video about the rainwater driving the wheel at the bottom of the pipe. The bottom line appears to be that ...
@nredshaw Hi and Welcome and as @Chris-in-kemney said we are happy to share our experience and advice but if you let us know what your current setup i...
@editor I’ve used Mac as my main machine way before Apple was even considered mainstream. You do get a lot more ROI on Macs IMHO, when you do finally ...
@editor agreed
Mars ! how young are you !! haha I'm guessing a 386 / 486 intel chip in early 90's Dos was good DR DOS was slightly better as it had a great little in...
@chris-in-kemnay you're recollection of the computer in the hall that came in 4 suitcases is just magical, I can imagine the amazement when this purel...
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