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As long as you don't disconnect your connection which requires a re-onboarding process there is no time limit. I used to disable the smart charging 6 months in the summer and not get kicked. Disabling and disconnecting is different. Would you explain that for me? Is it the Zappi that has to remain ...

I have not had my car charged via the app for about 6 months since I reported it not working….. Similarly my daughter has failed to get the app working with her Zappi-MG5 combination but has not been pushed off IO despite not being on the app for 2 months. She has never needed more than 4 hours cha...

There are T profile rubber gaskets on Amazon, I think I read that Joe Boy had used something of the type on his boot room extension. https://www.amazon.co.uk/section-EPDM-black-rubber-10-5mm/dp/B08YNLQV5F/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1900LAR6O50LG&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.7K4sD1KYg9L5O69GOXTbw43Mmv-8Moiz_-6p0IgBPKb...

Wouldn't be as aesthetically pleasing as Marts but you could put the bits of the brackets together from Unistrut and if you shop around the bits can be had quite reasonably. Moxi Yes that was the plan before I saw the welded and galvanised ones at Mart's. Has anyone views on using bifacial? Also I ...

Mart wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 11:25 am

Obviously times have moved on now from 2011, but the cost for 4, galvanised, with 12 threaded rods, nuts and a tube of resin fix was ~£100. Oh, and a selection of pre-drilled holes for mounting panels with 800mm centres.

Seems very reasonable but the price would be double now I suppose

Mart in your "low roof" picture did you make the brackets for the overhanging panels?

I aim to do something similar at my granddaughter's house but was thinking of bifacial panels so it was less dark under.

They look good well fired bricks compared with the soft stocks I have but if the joints are lime mortar it's best to repoint with something a bit more giving than portland cement.

resybaby wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 7:50 pm Any of you lads and lasses able to assist?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cw4y2x2kn4ko

I am ashamed to say when I was younger I did not donate, my wife did regularly.

When I got around to offer to donate I was unsuitable, because of my age.