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 on: Today at 17:31:57 
Started by Sam Burton - Last post by Migv6 le Frog Fan
Surely its a shame to scrap it for the want of a bit of welding !  :(
Just did a fair bit of welding on mine and it was only a few hours work, even for an old bloke like me
Im not much of a welder, but its not difficult to learn how to make something solid and presentable if you spend a few hundred quid on a welder.
Or if you dont fancy that, a local garage or company probably wont charge a fortune to do it.  :y
Imo, they are well worth saving now and becoming a bit collectable.
I had someone knock on my door a couple of weeks ago asking if I would sell mine.
Irish bloke of course.  ;D

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 on: Today at 17:11:20 
Started by tunnie - Last post by tunnie
I'm also going to go untethered, so that I could easily replace the cable if damaged. My understanding is tethered, if damaged/driven over etc, harder and more expensive to fix.

 3 
 on: Today at 16:19:34 
Started by tunnie - Last post by tunnie
He implied the control box would go directly underneath or to the side of the meter box as it cannot go inside the meter box itself.

 4 
 on: Today at 15:32:31 
Started by Sam Burton - Last post by TheBoy
Another Omega bites the dust.  Surely each one converted to Beanz tinz makes the remaining ones more valuable....    ...cue STEMO for his obvious comment ;D

 5 
 on: Today at 15:15:07 
Started by Sam Burton - Last post by VXL V6
One of mine is the same. I just set the time right and left the date.
Want to try a firmware flash, next time you're passing, see if it resolves it?

Give me plenty of notice, as chrisgixer has my Tech2 I think. Either that, or I've put it somewhere safe, lol.

I am a fair bit closer to OOF HQ having moved last year, but.... MOT runs out on the black Omega end of this month and unless someone wants it (and wants to plate and weld up an inner wing and a few other jobs) it'll be cubed most likely  :-\  Mind you, I still have the ornament one as well - but that'd involve fitting a battery and seeing what the NCDC does in that!

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 on: Today at 14:21:51 
Started by Varche - Last post by TheBoy
Well the terrestrial DAB is via the rear screen wires (connected on the NS), the satellite DAB (SDARS) is via the Sigma Pod and is North America only, so don't worry about that one.
Yup, was aware we don't use the one in the sigma pod, so its only GPS I run from that.  Turns out its bloody good knowing where you are even with the sigma pod on the kitchen worktop, as I ran without mine for hundreds of miles ;D

I guess I need to double check screen elements for damage as well, in case the Kosovans got carried away.  Thinking aloud, I wonder if that was when it went wrong, as it wasn't long after the puddle drowning, and she did take it somewhere for a wash afterwards once we'd dried out the inside.  Water levels in the boot didn't get anywhere near the DAB receiver, just a bit of a trickle in the bottom of the wheel well, so don't think it will be water damage from said drowning.

 7 
 on: Today at 14:16:52 
Started by tunnie - Last post by TheBoy
Octopus hated by decent electricians as they do the cheapest easiest installs with terrible workmanship - CU's installed outdoor or in the meter cupboard (not your property - belongs to the DNO), incorrect  RCBO's etc etc.

I found that its totally dependent on who does the install, mine is not an Octopus charger (its Shell) but the installer was still crap.....it was improved by me running the cable (under the floor boards rather than half way around the house).

Be aware that the property owner owns and is responsible for the meter cabinet and can install whatever they wish within that space as long as it is compliant to regs......however, the DNO may refuse to work on their part of the install if the space is compromised as a result......which is where it becomes a grey area  :y

So my chap was saying he does not put anything in the meter cabinets any more, at least here he was instructed not to put anything inside the cabinet as the provider owners that. For things like extra meters that may need to go in etc. He would install it outside the cabinet on mine
The clamp meter clamp and control box will likely have to go in it, as not going to be easy to get to a Live only cable anywhere else.

 8 
 on: Today at 13:58:09 
Started by tunnie - Last post by tunnie
Octopus hated by decent electricians as they do the cheapest easiest installs with terrible workmanship - CU's installed outdoor or in the meter cupboard (not your property - belongs to the DNO), incorrect  RCBO's etc etc.

I found that its totally dependent on who does the install, mine is not an Octopus charger (its Shell) but the installer was still crap.....it was improved by me running the cable (under the floor boards rather than half way around the house).

Be aware that the property owner owns and is responsible for the meter cabinet and can install whatever they wish within that space as long as it is compliant to regs......however, the DNO may refuse to work on their part of the install if the space is compromised as a result......which is where it becomes a grey area  :y

So my chap was saying he does not put anything in the meter cabinets any more, at least here he was instructed not to put anything inside the cabinet as the provider owners that. For things like extra meters that may need to go in etc. He would install it outside the cabinet on mine

 9 
 on: Today at 13:41:30 
Started by Varche - Last post by Marks DTM Calib
Well the terrestrial DAB is via the rear screen wires (connected on the NS), the satellite DAB (SDARS) is via the Sigma Pod and is North America only, so don't worry about that one.

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 on: Today at 13:25:58 
Started by Mister Rog - Last post by Migv6 le Frog Fan
John Lodge from the Moody Blues. 82.
One of H21,s favourites iirc.

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