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On your earlier photos you had the flat-plate copper busbars connecting to the positive terminals of the cells, which were closest to the front edge o...
You require Constant Voltage mode. You're bringing all cells up to the same 3.6v (or whatever you choose). Use a multimeter to see what's actually b...
Low voltage and high current is typically a short-circuit. Have you got one or more of the cells reversed? The positive terminals should all be conn...
It's meant to the other way around. Levelling Up is a policy which must be adhered to throughout all aspects of Government action: From the Levellin...
Valid point. Levelling Up is Government Policy. I have already alerted my MP to another aspect of Levelling Up which has been ignored/overlooked by ...
I'm not sure that is a statutory requirement. When I installed my thermal store in a renovation project in 2005, Part L1b of the Building Regulation...
Welcome to the forum @tommyt11 I don't think that the Mixergy tank has been described here before. I'm aware of it because of discussions on another...
If I were trying to identify those who might not have concerns about electricity & gas being consumed for luxury, then I'd include most MPs and di...
That's good @batalto The first step is to first decide on what voltage you are going to use as the upper limit. This will typically be just above 3....
I'm interested in those comments @diverted-energy Back in 2013 when the specification was laid down for our Smart Meter Network, there was a feature...
Whilst we won't see Nationalisation as historically defined, the new RIIO contracts agreed with Ofgem provide for much greater involvement from us end...
When, this coming winter, children arrive at school cold and hungry, young single mothers queue up at food banks, and pensioners die from hypothermia,...
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