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Last seen: Jan 4, 2026
Totally agree Mars. That’s why I haven’t invested in a battery. I can’t make the numbers work. But V2G is a different story. Although the V2G charger ...
@sam A few questions: Was it undertaken by an MCS accredited installer? For the missing room(s) there would have been a radiator within said room (...
Mars, this is a useful website for indicative charger price installation:
@editor the wall charger access points are pretty standard. You can get a tethered or not tethered (with or without a cable). There are three connecto...
I’m not sure there are yet - many due in America, not sure they are coming to UK. What about an electric van? Or the MG6 is an electric estate car,...
Camera mirrors. Work really well. Car full of tech, but like all EVs, v easy to drive. Joyful How are you finding the E-Niro? I had a deposit on t...
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@sam I fully appreciate your concerns about keeping warm and not getting on with your ASHP. But to then conclude your experience should apply to every...
It is a good point @derek-m. I’m keen to reduce the temperature anyway (and see if Mrs Julian notices 😜)
@phil3822 my email is juliandc@yahoo.com
@morgan my Mixergy is at 80.8C, with lowest temp of 18.4C. And I read that from the garden. Easy life
@morgan so on the one hand you are correct, the Mixergy works well with our solar PV and diverter. But it worked just as well with my old OSO tank. No...
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RE: To re-pipe or not to re-pipe? Moving from oil boiler to air source heat pump.
@penval, really useful update. After all the discussion...
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RE: How Accurate Is My DIY Heat Loss Calculation?
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RE: Questions about A2A for heating as well as cooling
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RE: Do I add Air Con or MVHR to existing A2W ASHP?
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@Mars Good questions! The downstairs unit did the maj...
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