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Use a chiminair and bung woood in it , no need to botherwith faffing with all the leccy stuff.

Personally I wouldn't bother , one would expect them to have a very high internal resistance and actual mah available will be poor and they will sag under load heavily.

As mentioned and it looks to me as if the motor connection will push together another 2 or 3mm, the slightly embossed raised line is clearly visible. When pushed in properly it shouldn't be visible.

Yes appears is may be so . Both SC's & gas kwh stay the same . We knew or were waiitng to here the outcome of new rate increases from Jan 1 , so for the short term prices are or may appear to be as they were.

If I had a dual rate where the night time rate was about 10p , I would have by now installed 14kwh of EVE LFP's and inverter to run white goods off during the day.

What you need is a little camp fire going whilst you work then a little sit by it to toast your feet.

No mine are all the same one flat rate.

Every one feels and suffers fromt eh cold differently so one can only try out solutions to see if they work , excuse the pun but a blanket reply will not suit everyone. Prior to my poorly feline being put to sleep last winter ,I used a 80w heat pad for him. The heat pad only produces decent...

Just received and email from Shell energy and my energy prices are going up from Jan 1 , the only change is a small one. Electricity kwh price rises from 35.314p to 35.400p. Still not very good news considering the oscene profits they are making.

When I saw it some time ago , I straight away saw it as a pretty looking sales toy of little use.

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The easiest route may be a 12v rated blanket and a sealed /cased 36v - 12v buck converter, both will cost about £35. A 240v inverter will be over £100 and bit heavy to lug about.

One would need to use an inverter (36v to240v) , then think about how much it will take out of the battery to allow you to get home again. Too much heat/power will be lost during conversion of the volatge. Might be better with a 12v 55w blanket and a seperate 12v LFP but cost would be over...

Yep, adding p&p increases market appeal to the whole country and not just locally for a pick up. I would have bid for the burley coho that was £320 , but again pickup only some 3 or 4 hrs away. I felt the guy would have got a lot more for it had he inc p&p as it had extras included, a lot more...

Don't just use ebay , try other online portals. Gumtree , preloved etc, etc.

A trailer needs to be fit for the purpose of use, I opted for the CF because of it low Cof G and the ability to carry heavy bulky loads. Used prices appear to have have doubled since I bought mine but bargains sometimes can be had. A typical one was an ikea slada trailer similar to the homcom...

Your kwh rate is a bit more then mine at 35.314p. With hind sight I should have stayed with shell where I would have been only paying 20p a kwh until next July. At the time I before renewing for a new fixed rate , I opted to move to pureplanet on a better deal though they went to the wall six...

With you now , I read the £94 as including the fuel discount.

Yes inc the £67 gov't fuel payment , my D/D amount taken was £19 instead of the usual £99 to average the yearly payment out. Yours maths don't add up guerney, one minute you say £160 then next it is £94 ? If the latter then financialy you only paid £27 towards your bill.

Can you tell us the wire colour to wire colour of the PAS connection or are you using Julets ?