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If it's something that is ever replaced, a non permanent solution will be of value to whoever works on them. Wagos in a junction box. Or run a length of conduit box with removable cover the length of the parlour and put all joints there. If it's just to lengthen the cables a bit to get them to where...

Weight isn't really as large an issue as you might imagine, for range. When you really need longer range, you're probably sitting on the motorway. At which point, wind resistance is the dominating factor. Add in regen braking on shorter trips and a heavier car doesn't have as big a penalty as imagin...

Looks like whoever designed the support structure wanted it to last anyway

Once the outgoing air gas been cooled somewhat, its buoyancy, relative to incoming air that's taken on that energy, will be reduced. Instinctively it feels like either the HX performance will be very low or, if it's not, the air temperature differential will be too marginal for the stack effect to d...

I do at least buy that a 6' widget could generate ~500W in a good coastal location. Quite why that better than putting the materials into a similar sized horizontal axis machine outputting, I'm guessing, 2-5x the power is anyone's guess.

Thanks all. Yep, I'm on board. Supply it is. Regarding efficiency, the theoretical 100% maximum is temp in = temp out - it's a counterflow exchanger. Reality is of course very much not 100% efficient. I chose to do it as was redoing the bathroom so had to put in some ventilation, had cupboard space ...

I agree with all that. You also want the warm air from your WBS to travel as far as possible through your house before it enters an extract vent. Better to let it heat exchange with building infrastructure as much as possible before putting it through the mvhr I guess. It's not like I dry washing i...

Thanks for the input. Yes, I'm sure the fresh input to living spaces is convention for good reason. I'm trying to imagine how air flow/extract will impact the house but, despite spending a good bit of time involved with fluid dynamics once upon a time, I'm quite uncertain. I *think*; As an extract; ...

Just fitted an MVHR unit for the house. Not a well sealed, proper job, a lot of compromises but I decided the benefits of controlled fresh air, with an amount of heat recovery were worth the investment of time and money. I have, 3 bed, 2 bathrooms upstairs, kitchen and lounge downstairs with hall/st...

Thanks all, reassuring enough. The lower output probably wouldn't be worth doing anything about at this stage, especially if it's been a bit of a bum year anyway