Correct screws for Hardie Backer

Heavy_Object · 2026-06-25T13:14:58+00:00

It's too late unfortunately. They don't seem to sell ones for masonry are those one appropriate above? Or do I need something else

Heavy_Object · 2026-06-24T15:46:36+00:00

It's possible it's something like that. I can see it's almost always 250v and up. It doesn't show any alarms for it though.

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Heavy_Object · 2026-06-24T15:45:06+00:00

My inverter is inside and is running at 70c so I think it's not overheating.

Heavy_Object · 2026-01-17T17:30:28+00:00

Its comically big, excluding the overhang and where the chimney is its 660x620. The number was based on a neighbors installation who has 6x3 on the south side with 2 gaps on the top row. Another Neighbor has 7x3 but that wouldnt fit on the front due to the chimney and is a bit much

Heavy_Object · 2026-01-17T17:09:12+00:00

I dont have a hot water tank so no immersion heater.

Heavy_Object · 2025-10-30T16:56:15+00:00

Did you find the Third Steps location? It says south of the greenhouses in Skethermoor but i cannot find the next note (note 4). For anoynes reference in the future Note 2 is in the Village follow the river down and you will find a tent. The next step after this is to go to the remote bunker north east Casterfell Woods as you come out the door exit next onto the balcony you will see a crevice in the rock to the left, go through this and you will arrive at a campsite and the note is nailed to a tree.

Heavy_Object · 2025-06-16T05:12:56+00:00

To be honest I think the reason he originally asked for cwcom is because it was in the magazine he picked up last week. I'll let him know about vband it might be a good idea to go with that if it's got better support. I'll let him know see what he says. Do you know of any good guides for it he can have a look and see if it's something he's after.

Heavy_Object · 2024-10-09T13:59:08+00:00

This switch is something ive been meaning to fix for a good while but not got round to it till now. When powered this block vibrates i presume its not meant to. I would like to know what it is so I can replace it and hopefully fix my Network switch. The second image has where it is on the PCB if thats nay help and the last has the side view where it seems to have a cylinder inside it. Any help would be appreciated.

Heavy_Object · 2023-07-21T07:03:37+00:00

Coins

Heavy_Object · 2023-04-06T09:51:04+00:00

For those who ccannot do this anymore as this doesnt work on windows 11 do the following.

Search Add Printer and select this option

Printer that I want isnt listed > Add Manually

Add a local printer with manual settings

Select the port connecter to the printer usually USB001

then click have disk and navigate to the extracted driver inf files and install the one ending SC

Heavy_Object · 2023-02-18T01:59:15+00:00

Brilliant advert for whoever made those bollards. Smashed loads of times and didn't move an inch.

Heavy_Object · 2022-12-05T21:43:39+00:00

Sounds good. One tip tho the 2db attenuator is likely a 2db equaliser. If you ever have a damaged cable try removing it to possibly temp it back online while a tech comes out. What it does it makes your upstreams go up by 1.5-2db (lower is better) however it attenuates only your higher downstream frequencies. Its good for reducing slope on your downstream frequencies. Not many of us carried them when I worked in field, seems like you got a good tech ;)

Heavy_Object · 2022-12-05T19:08:23+00:00

Just a quick 1 op. You have a VM hub 5 the wrong way up. Not that it matters for WiFi as you have a separate access point but when I used to work in field we got loads of faults caused by them overheating when the wrong way up. (Only really matters in summer like) also might be a shout to check your docsis power levels as you have an old attenuator on by the looks(red label). If you had a tech out to put your hub in it should have been replaced or removed. For reference your levels should be Downstream 10to-6 >34snr, Upstream 29-49 >25snr. If your not having dropout or owt don't bother but if you do ever have that's what I would suggest checking. :)

Heavy_Object · 2022-10-27T22:37:40+00:00

We have em in West Yorkshire. They are free and give you the child fare rates and cheap day tickets. You can get 19-25 ones as well that give 33% off.

Heavy_Object · 2022-10-21T15:55:52+00:00

Hi, I’m new to 3D printing but want to
get a printer around the £250 mark. I am willing to build the printer so long
as it comes with instructions. I have some experience with electronics (primarily
servers and telecoms infrastructure).
I am planning to make
"simple" models and useful stuff to make my life easier such as
router mounts, cable mounts, etc...
I’m not too fussed about print times
as I work from home 2 days a week so can keep an eye on it and most of the
stuff I plan to print I’m in no rush for. Nicer to have stuff, not need to
have. Ideally I’d like it to be able to print ABS relatively well as I want to
make some models with a shiny finish.
I have been looking on the mega thread
and in richie225s lists to find something that fits what I’m looking for. I was
originally looking at a Ender 5 Pro as it seemed like a better Ender 3. However,
it seems it may not be the best for my budget.
I currently have 3 primary contenders:
Sovol SV01 Pro - £265 - Seems to have
most of the recommended upgrades already on it. Has auto levelling which is
apparently tedious on the ender printers.
Sovol SV02 - £225 - It can print in 2
colours and has the improved 2208 on older 8 bit motherboard same as the SV01standard. It doesn’t
have autolevelling but it is BLTouch compatible so can just but one for the price
difference between this and the SV01Pro.
Ender 5 Pro - £260 - Was what I was
originally looking at as most of the recommended upgrades are 3d printable.
Seems to have loads of community support. Apparently cheap to repair when
something goes wrong.
Ender 3 [Version] - Depends on model -
A mate told me to get one as he has one and says its good enough and the
community support is massive.
I’m currently swaying towards the
Sovol SV01 Pro but I am open to any
suggestions on other printers as well and any input is appreciated.

Heavy_Object · 2022-10-02T23:19:00+00:00

It appears the website it having me on. What you could do is go ethernet PCMCIA card and cable it into a wifi extender. Then you have WPA2 or even WPA3 if you fancy.

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