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We need to be on the lookout for a person with a name that sounds vaguely Eastern European or Scandinavian. @editor might know someone.
OK... pulling this back on topic: @bobtskutter - have you come across the Mitsubishi MSZ-AP20VGD ASHP? It's mainly sold in Australia & NZ wh...
🤣 No. I'm raising the issue due to the problems it creates for the grid...or for ensuring that an inverter can deliver a sufficiently high...
I don't see how the total costs which will be applied to bills can be calculated without us knowing how the National Grid Group intend to recoup the £...
That sounds a sensible response from Tesla @johnr Do you or @toodles happen to know if a Powerwall suddenly starts recharging from the grid, giving ...
Running a ULV immersion heater avoids the losses incurred by the inverter. Whether those losses are significant will depend on whether the inverter ...
It's not just current spikes which are the issue @johnr ... nor the switch on surge of the motor(s) as the coils are energised, ... but the co...
The first bit of good news is that you're not near Fylingdales.The usual Arqiva frequency (412 - 424MHz) can't be used there because it would disrupt ...
There's a lot here for us to chew over @anr and I'm going to ask @editor if he knows of a boiler specialist who can also provide an opinion. I...
May I just clarify one point made by @editor... Not quite. Electricity Suppliers will first draw on electricity from generators with whom they ...
It's commonly the case that we expect to 'win an argument' by force of numbers. But in this case, I don't think that's the crucial factor. Governm...
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