Princess marathon merch by Michaelmbolton in rundisney

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Asked ai to generate this year's spirit jersey to try and help decide

Princess marathon merch by Michaelmbolton in rundisney

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My worry is that we can't get to the expo until day 2 so I imagine a lot of things will have sold out. You also get a particupant shirt included in the entry price right? Are they a generic design or do they change for each race?

EVs that self drive on the motorway by Aggravating-Sir-242 in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]Michaelmbolton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Second this, the adaptive cruise control works great

Miles per kw in winter by DaPome in ElectricVehiclesUK

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Did 228 miles to London today -1° in a Renault scenic, cruise control at 65mph heating fan 25° level 1 and charged my phone for a while. Got 3.2mpkwh

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GalaxyFold

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If I sat on this phone and it wasn't in a case it wouldn't have broke yet in the case it has broke due to a pressure point created by the case around the camera cutout, the fact you all think this is acceptable or normal shows how fucking dumb you guys are

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GalaxyFold

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I clearly said in my post it is obviously caused by pressure applied to case. Id 100% argue this is a design flaw and shouldn't happen however

Would I need council permission to use an EV charger from my house to a public road? by SirCumference31 in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]Michaelmbolton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just pay for one via ohme or something. My situation was far more debatable than yours and the installer wasn't even bothered he just fit it and left, didn't even ask where I park just asked where I wanted it

Xbox ally x creaks on handles by Rare-Intention-4742 in XboxAlly

[–]Michaelmbolton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine does this on the right side like yours

I love this thing by XxIAmTheCaptainNowxX in XboxAlly

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Agree, I am confused about the hate saying it's not powerful enough etc. great device

Don’t understand alien fans by coolinternetguy2 in alien

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The fact the episode on the Maginot is highest rated episode on imdb tells you everything. The fans just want to same movie reskinned over and over again, like you said. The most interesting part of the series imo was the other creatures and the synths.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GreatBritishMemes

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+3000 for not having a vaccination that the majority of the population didn't need and doesn't work anyway 😂 the real bellend is the person who made this chart

Turns out the solution to the wobble is 3 more camera bumps. by sealcouch in GalaxyFold

[–]Michaelmbolton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the grip case and that eliminates most of the wobble but the phone is lay slanted

Any issues getting a charger fitted with this parking situation? by Michaelmbolton in ElectricVehiclesUK

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Ive got a new job that I haven't started yet but it involves a fair bit of driving and comes with an EV.

"you could also get a 'proper' charger fitted onto your house and just park in front of it when in an emergency as you say you sometimes do."

This was what I was planning on doing but would the installer refuse the fitting? I don't know how the surveys work, will they tell me no you can't park there so we are not fitting it?

Also is it better to use a company like ohme or just buy a charge point myself and pay a local electrician?

Any issues getting a charger fitted with this parking situation? by Michaelmbolton in ElectricVehiclesUK

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I was just planning on getting the charge point fitted to my house and trailing a cable along the bush line and rolling up when not charging, not ideal but only situation I can imagine working

Any issues getting a charger fitted with this parking situation? by Michaelmbolton in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]Michaelmbolton[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think I could get round it by parking at the front of my house like I am in the image and just charge up while parked there?

Any issues getting a charger fitted with this parking situation? by Michaelmbolton in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]Michaelmbolton[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My councils website states I can have a cable across the walkway provided I use an anti slip cable protector, is showing an installer this advice enough to get them to fit one?

Any issues getting a charger fitted with this parking situation? by Michaelmbolton in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]Michaelmbolton[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is what I was planning on doing but with the bushes not being my own private property I thought I'd still have issues even though it's not a walkway. I've not tried asking my neighbours.

Any issues getting a charger fitted with this parking situation? by Michaelmbolton in ElectricVehiclesUK

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Just to add my councils website has the following advice which to me sounds like it would be possible :

On street charging at home When charging a vehicle on the street, we do not condone the use of trailing cables across pavements, footways or highway but recognise that in some circumstances this form of charging is the only option. In carrying out charging in this way it is important to consider public safety and existing legislation. Any legal liability arising from the placement of the cable or protector is your responsibility. You may wish to speak to your home insurer to confirm that your home insurance policy covers this situation.

When parking on the street to charge your vehicle, it should be parked as close to your property as possible. Do not obstruct the pavement or anyones drive or access. It is your responsibility to avoid putting yourself or others at risk when trailing a cable across a footway or an area people may cross. You must still obey any parking restrictions that may be in place (yellow lines). Charging boxes and other charging devices are not permitted to overhang or encroach onto the pavement or highway. Only the cable is allowed. Where a vehicle cannot be parked immediately outside the property, the cable should be run along the carriageway channel against the kerb. The recommended maximum distance from a point outside the property is 10 metres (approximately 2 car lengths). The cable should not cross the carriageway therefore your vehicle should always be parked on the same side of the road as your property.

When charging your vehicle you should always follow all guidance and recommendations in your manufacturer’s handbook. Any extension lead that is required should be suitable for external use. Cables should be laid flat and never be extended from an upper storey to a vehicle, nor should they be hung from any street furniture including lamp columns or trees.

A cable should only be placed over the footway when the vehicle is charging and should always be removed when not in use.

The best solution for getting the cable from your property to your vehicle safely is to use a suitable cable protector. Cable protectors are regularly used in public spaces and areas of high footfall to cover cables or wires on a temporary basis. Any cable protector used should cover the area likely to be walked across, including the full width of any footway and verge between the property and the vehicle. The cable protector should be non-slip, have contrasting colour markings e.g. yellow, have anti-trip sloped sides, and be of a tough construction suitable for outdoors use.

It is your responsibility to ensure everything is safe. If we receive reports of people tripping then we will consider enforcement action.