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Scalextrix
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RE: What crazy nonsense are inverter limits and why are they imposed?

For best results with induction hobs use stainless steel or cast iron cookware. Our (admittedly pricey) induction hob comes with a test program that ...

7 months ago
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RE: What crazy nonsense are inverter limits and why are they imposed?

While I won't try to over-ride anyone's personal choices, one of my major considerations for getting an ASHP is air quality and safety. Part of that...

7 months ago
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RE: Heat Pump SCOPs – The Truth Might Not Be What You Think

Is that heat loss, or maximum output of the ASHP? Understand they should be fairly close in a good system, but both vary by outside temperatures.

7 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Community energy installations are a great idea, but the public are made afraid by the press, so its unlikely to happen. Hoping to be proven wrong!

7 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

It's windy down South today, which means our electricity is dirty and expensive because most of the wind turbines are elsewhere.

7 months ago
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RE: Octopus tariffs - a quick comparison

I'm on Tracker at the moment and intend to remain on it for the first year of ASHP running so I have the best idea of cost comparison. To me Cosy se...

7 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

@lucia I think my point was even if it is true, the interconnection is still valuable for both nations, and any scary stories are to be put into conte...

7 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Two nuclear plants extended a further year into 2028. While I'm not a fan of nuclear in principle, sweating the assets we already have seems reasonab...

8 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Seems a lease to a 3rd party to place a battery inside the boundary would solve that, but I'm sure there are "reasons" why that "cannot" be done. Pur...

8 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Each village appears to have an entire aspect where there looks to be no development at all, you can travel in that direction and see no solar at all,...

8 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

I don't mind a field of solar panels, especially if they support biodiversity and we're built on class 3 or lower farmland, which is itself an industr...

8 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

I do think this is in part locational, there is far too much renewables in Scotland and the North, and nowhere near enough in the South, caused at lea...

8 months ago
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