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it's a case of remainers getting punished for not being romantic. People like stories with good ending, even if it turns out to be just fiction.

Matthew Elliott of Vote Leave created that battle bus, he knew very well that the claim of £350 million for the NHS was inaccurate but effective, even now. Lots of people still believe that charity begins at home. Remainers in the government hope that their technical papers will have the same...

I reckon the 'technical papers' are a bit more difficult for JRM and the ERG to attack. After all, TM's government is talking up their (the ERG's plan) chance of success. The ERG attacking the papers is the same as remainers attacking the £350 million a week. The effect is like a boomerang.

The minimum is 13S4P NCR GA cells (48V 14AH). They support 3C, 3*14A = 42A max, good for 30A BMS.

they may have produced various reports but DD could not show them, in case the EU finds out that he was bluffing all along. When pressed, I guess he hired A-level students to cobble up his 850-page report in their usual manner (with google).

the torque sensor is not as good as the cadence sensor for hills. The torque sensor remains a muliplier, you need to keep a high cadence and high pedal pressure to get more motor power. The cadence sensor gives you more power if you keep the cadence high. The best for hills could well be the...

I can supply you with an J-LCD but I need to know the cable system and controller. My J-LCD is loaded with firmware to talk to Lishui controller and Julet cable.

διάγραμμα πίτας definitely food related.

some math people prefer Greek characters as symbols because they stand out. π is just one of those things where a it's meant to be a short symbol, easy to chalk on a black board and an onomatopoeia if you speak English. Nowhere else in the world, beside English speaking, you would see that use...

if this is your first conversion, think you may need more support and even expect accidental damage to the kit. Of course, the next time you convert a bike, you will be more comfortable on those issues. Buying from China is cheaper, there is no doubt about it, but if you need to return...

they are politicians. The promises they make today will be gone the day after tomorrow. How else do they square circles? The fault is with the electorate to believe that we are special and we can have cake and eating it.

the old Specialized Hard Rock is easy to electrify. You can use BBSes, BPM, SWX02 - if you need loads of torque, the 48V SWX02 is very good. You will need a new 7-speed freewheel, the old one I think is 11T-32T, the new ones are all 13T minimum, so that has an effect on your cadence...

it's a camembert no matter what you say.

it's not quite straightforward. Here you can read the field work report. The sample is quite small, but still pretty OK as polls go. http://www.deltapoll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/SOS-website-post.pdf I'm really bored by Brexit: agree: 59, disagree: 14 I have changed my mind: agree: 13...

the spokes are strong, but strength is not a determining factor on the probability of breaking spokes. Spokes work in extension, if they are compressed, they snap their heads. So the probability of breaking is directly proportional to the number of loose spokes. Those are the ones that will snap...

no to both. there is not much difference in cost between a single crankset and a triple crankset at the low end of the market, on ebay: £15 for a triple crankset, £13 for a single crankset. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PROWHEEL-Triple-Crankset-MTB-Mountain-bike-Chainset-Alloy-crank/372311732322...

there are a few reasons: 1. broken spokes. Rear spokes break, front spokes don't, this is because most of the rider's weight is on the rear wheel. Go back a few years, bikes with rear hub motors suffer from broken spokes. Although the percentage is small (much less than 10%), the risk seems to...

I did read that piece, it's unnecessarily full of obscure words, so I much prefer your summary. I don't pay much attention to the anti-Corbyn campaign that's been front page in the right wing press for months. They found some mud and mud sticks so they milk it for all it's worth. However, it's...

I think many countries will be realistic in wanting to do a deal with the UK after brexit day. Would we want cheap imported food and kill our own food production? Would we want cheap cars and kill our own car production? Soon, people will find out that some of the people they know will have to...

that (transition) lends a more accurate meaning to 'brexit in name only'. We don't know how good the alternative trading arrangements will be, if and when we are no longer member of the EU. Until we can have some real numbers on the table and see what the other trading nations ask in return...