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@majordennisbloodnok Indeed so. When a company manufactures a renewable energy product to be used in conjunction with other devices designed for the s...
@batpred Ah ‘arrest’ now that might be worth trying!
@editor And warmed your drive nicely?
@transparent I dare say that the negative forces generated by Trump could quite easily arrest the motion of many ‘windmills’. 😒
Due to poor vision, selecting, copying and pasting text is a bit of a trial for me but here is some of the email trail between myself and MyEnergi up ...
@judith Yeap, as often said: Do it once - do it right!
@majordennisbloodnok I see there are ‘Topic Tags above for ‘Donald Trump’ and ‘Wind’, err…are they not one and the same thing? Well done @editor, I’...
@editor They couldn’t afford to run to a second heat?
@cathoderay Neither is it impossible that the ‘sans-Homely’ set up was carefully optimised before the test. Presumably, such information should be dec...
@majordennisbloodnok Whereas Peter Brough (sp?) would have educated Archie with a “Gottle of geer’ I suppose.🤨
@cathoderay I suppose that it is not impossible that the Homely trial was conducted AFTER the smart controller had had access to the system for a peri...
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