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I also use Firefox. https://i.postimg.cc/Js9MZfSZ/Screenshot-20250515-151950-Firefox.jpg I can't screen shot the original /first message but it said something about it being blocked because it was a forum. the one shown above was when i tried to use http and not https which may be due to my network...

It does say "For any Home"

This is relevant (well down) even though it suggests thermistor turns out he meant Pt1000. https://forums.electricimp.com/t/monitor-1-thermistor-with-2-devices/2021/18 Looks like its probably not worth the effort unless you are well into elecronics, in which case I would guess you would not be aski...

This is relevant (well down) even though it suggests thermistor turns out he meant Pt1000. https://forums.electricimp.com/t/monitor-1-thermistor-with-2-devices/2021/18 Looks like its probably not worth the effort nless you are well into elecronics, in which case I would guess you would not be asking...

A Pt1000 is just a temperature sensitive resistor 1000 ohms at 0 degrees C rising about 4 ohms per degree (tere are tables to give accuarate values). How would you share it without interefering wih the resistive value?

I notice the article suggests that this policy will add £3-4,000 per property, but I see adverts for a complete systen installed for not much more than this. As I see it, there would be no additional cost for scaffolding, and if in-roof systems were used the saving on tiling is likely to be signific...

Todays battery capacity test is Battery Bank 3 or the new LFP Envision 280Ah Grade B cells from Fogstar. https://i.postimg.cc/BnHy1qGC/Batt_Proj_v31.jpg From 55.7V down to 47.0V I am using almost ALL the capacity, maybe from 99% SOC down to 4% SOC so theoretical max usable capacity will be, Based o...

but we are trying to get the CO2 irrevocably out of the atmosphere and the carbon cycle now , and putting it anywhere that it is biologically available will defeat the whole purpose of the operation. The plants will only take it up on a temporary basis too. Did you miss the "climate related&qu...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr788kljlklo has the process begins by treating some of the seawater to make it more acidic. This encourages the carbon that's dissolved in the seawater to turn into a gas and be released into the atmosphere as CO2. "This is the seawater stripper" Prof ...

Test duly undertaken with encouraging figures to me at least returned, ie 2.43m3/m2@50pa, 3.16 ACH. These with bathroom and kitchen extractor fans sealed, otherwise 2.64 & 3.43 when not. In an effort to uncover as many leaks as could be found the two operators were here for almost three hours w...