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You're quite right, @transparent. It's usually me derailing a serious topic with a bad joke and here I am derailing a fun topic in the opposite direct...
I'm afraid I disagree. I don't think it's a stretch at all, for several reasons. Firstly, the list within the definition is clearly not exhaustive a...
Given they are flat and called "panels", they are artificial, outdoor and, mounted as they are, form part of a roof, I find it very difficult to see h...
You may well be right; I am by no means an expert. It’s my understanding, but I am happy to be proven wrong. I’d welcome any electronics experts to wa...
It’s a valid question and worth getting an answer. However, just for maintaining clarity, that’s not strictly accurate. The noise from using unshielde...
In my opinion, yes that does matter. Any situation that lends itself to developers taking investors' money and then claiming circumstances outside t...
I can’t comment on comms cabling as installed for heat pumps but I can say that network cabling (which, let’s face it, is a form of comms cable) needs...
@steveimpey, I wouldn't say Cat6 cable is only designed for small amounts of data; it's rated to 10Gb/second which I'd say is likely to be far higher ...
Are you able to look at that Cat6 cable still? What does it say on the side? It would be interesting if what your installer used was Cat6 STP (Shielde...
Given the way radiation and convection effects don't work precisely the same for heating and cooling, I'm not sure your analogy stacks up, @scrchngwsl...
Yup, ready to plug in. The most awkward part I found was finding the socket on the FTC6 board to plug the dongle into. Other than that, @f1p's instruc...
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