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@crustydoodle Noise from pipework could be due to vibration of the physical pipes. Whooshing is normally a sign that the flow rate is too high or th...
@crustydoodle I'm afraid that i'm getting an error message when I try to play the video. Would you describe the noise as a tinkling or whooshing sou...
@crustydoodle Please describe the noise that you hear.
Noise in the pipework is possibly due to having air in the system. I would suggest bleeding any air out of the system. I believe that the FTC6 contr...
I fully agree with your sentiments, and do everything that I can to try to reduce our energy consumption, along with helping others to do the same. T...
@cathoderay I hate to burst your bubble, but what you propose will not be possible to achieve, since it would defy the basic Laws of Physics and The...
@cathoderay Hi Ray, Now that I have almost completely recovered from a heavy dose of flu, which I suffered even before I received my annual flu ja...
@cathoderay +/- 2C seems rather coarse for control purposes, but I suppose it depends how accurate you wish the temperature control to be. A PID c...
@cathoderay If you wish to have a PID type control system I should be able to help with the algorithms, if you wish. I assume that you can only ch...
She doesn't have to wear anything underneath the mink coat. 😎
When I have checked the actual figures, it would appear that my original estimate was a little on the low side. Taking a typical home, the following m...
Are you referring to instantaneous electrical energy increase or the increase over a year, since the two will probably be different.
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