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External shading is best, but a light coloured or reflective curtain is still going to reduce solar gain by about a third as some of the radiation is...
@etchedpixels A few warmish days or a bit of snow and the country falls apart. We’d be so screwed if there ever was a war, the Russkies are out in ...
@majordennisbloodnok evapoative cooling in the summer, it works very well. The plants transpire and whatever the substrate is dries off in the sun....
@majordennisbloodnok Yes, it sounds a recipe for Aspergillus Niger, didn’t think about the underfloor copper. The Swiss in their usual wisdom banned A...
@jamespa Have you ever tried yours in cooling? I’d imagine that to get any significant cooling output the rads would be dripping condensation all over...
Here’s me. Found my output when I control the battery and export is slightly better than when IOF controls the export. Seems AI isn’t as smart as ever...
@jeff I revel in my oversimplification however, the policy changes were promised to deliver quarter on quarter reductions in domestic and industria...
I remember it was only a couple of months ago that someone on the forum was adamant that the latest genius Milliband energy policy was going to drive ...
@majordennisbloodnok Its not going to happen, it takes us 20 years not to build a new runway. There are so many infrastructure and housing revision...
@majordennisbloodnok Yes, it’s a bit mad using treated (expensive) potable quality water for anything other than what it is intended for, ie human ...
@kevh I have vivid childhood memories of summer sprinklers, garden pools, ponds, baths and toilets that didn’t smell like a dog fox, no hosepipe bans....
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RE: Cooling with air to water heat pumps
Another detail, as I understand it, is that with the us...
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RE: GivEnergy inverter tripping due to over-voltage?
Many thanks for the helpful and educational inputs! I...
By Tim441 , 10 hours ago
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RE: Failed Heat Pump Install: IWA Claim Rejected
Many of the estimates we received mention IWA and RECC....
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RE: Rural burning – I've had enough
Same here in Finland. It's strictly forbidden ...
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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News
Something worth flagging... we've just published a news...
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RE: Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A Podcast
The Homeowners' Q&A podcast is back... I've changed...
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RE: Anyone concerned about GivEnergy?
I have already signed up with Axle so yes, that takes c...
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I think its quite likely a failure to think it through ...
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@batpred Would it pass the airbnb feedback test no. I...
By EtchedPixels , 1 day ago
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A quick update... we've just launched the beta version ...
By Mars , 2 days ago
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RE: Who Actually Owns a Heat Pump in Britain? We Asked. Here Is What We Found.
The age part doesn't surprise me - only 25% of UK home ...
By EtchedPixels , 2 days ago
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RE: Home automation and the cloud; is there a better way?
Nothing you've said there, @etchedpixels, is something ...
By Majordennisbloodnok , 2 days ago
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I've heard from others living in the vicinity of Derril...
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RE: Being screwed over by Volkswagen Audi Group
@morgan, much as I like the cars they produce, I can't ...
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