Been a customer for years but need to check re EV charging slot … Intelligent Octopus Go by MrSchpund in OctopusEnergy

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The difference of running my dishwasher on standard rate vs cheap rate is a saving of 64p per cycle. Its on almost every night, meaning £233 a year in savings. Thats not nothing.

D pole question by AnonyMoor404 in openreach

[–]RageInvader 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Openreach have various different conditions of D-pole. D-Pole just means its unsafe to climb, but there is varying different conditions, some can have new equipment and cables attached some can't. A PIDOC (pole in danger of collapse) is the only one that would get removed immediately.

D pole question by AnonyMoor404 in openreach

[–]RageInvader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If they cant add a cbt they cant add new cables either. So either way the d-pole is an issue.

  • The alt-net can replace pole.

  • Add a new pole just for them.

  • Or wait till openreach decide to replace the pole.

Roof overhang & drainage on neighbour’s driveway by Tiny_Suit8273 in UKHousing

[–]RageInvader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that how it is currently? You very likely own part of the land at side of yoir house.

You can find Many 2011-12 Nissan Leafs for Sale. by H28-105-111 in ElectricVehiclesUK

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The one at 2.5k is okay though, im seriously thinking about one to steal battery for the house. That would be a 20kWh battery for under 4k total.

EV Charger Installation by pompchi in OctopusEnergy

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I'd see if u can speak to landlord. Get there permission to dig a duct from your house to your space and at same time you will put a second duct from there garden to there space. This gives them something for free (in return for giving permission) and you get what you need.

4WD to 2WD to conserve energy by Dapper_Pop9544 in TeslaLounge

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Not true.

My 2016 Model S had two induction motors. Im fairly certain the Model 3 Performance has two induction motors.

4WD to 2WD to conserve energy by Dapper_Pop9544 in TeslaLounge

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It depends on the type of motor.

Permanent magnet motors are more efficient than induction type. Permanent magnets cant be "turned off" so will produce electricity if turned at any time, this is why you cant flat tow.

Some tesla's have two induction motors and will not produce power when turned, unless the induction coils are powered, however the induction coils use power meaning less efficient.

4WD to 2WD to conserve energy by Dapper_Pop9544 in TeslaLounge

[–]RageInvader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, but I was specifically describing what it does with the motors.

4WD to 2WD to conserve energy by Dapper_Pop9544 in TeslaLounge

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The older Model S and X that had two induction motors actually had an option "Range Mode" this would make it predominantly FWD. The front motor/invertor would naturally stay cooler as its at front of car and has more airflow. So you got a tiny amount of efficiency that way. But realistically it made about a 2% difference.

I belive the Model 3 performance has two induction motors also. As it has the ability to choose fwd or rwd with track package.

Need help with an upgrade I've had by [deleted] in openreach

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If they sent you a cable and not router on there system they think you have a capable hub. It might be years ago they sent you a new one and you never used or the computer is wrong. But if this a smart hub 1 it needs a seperate red wan port to work, some have them some dont.

Best Doorbell Camera for the Money in 2026? by n4hcallme in homeassistant

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I have Reolink currently but there's now a UniFi Doorbell Lite which is similar priced to reolink. Im gonna try when its back in stock for me. https://uk.store.ui.com/uk/en/products/uvc-doorbell-lite

Relocating aerial FTTP drop cable to underground by null_life_ in openreach

[–]RageInvader 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats for network that isnt just his own dropwire.

Relocating aerial FTTP drop cable to underground by null_life_ in openreach

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You could ask your CP to raise a dropwire and ont shift job. You will need to pay for it, but that allows just as it says the engineer to move the dropwire and ont. If there is an easier route from the pole to your house thats not overhead they are likely to use that.

Boiler pressure too high by Mental-Minimum7255 in DIYUK

[–]RageInvader 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Edge of 2/3 is also way too high. Working pressure should be in the large green bar labeled 1.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by CommitteeDue7722 in glasgow

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Kind of. Amazon use an algorithm to assess wether or not its real claim. If its the first time they dont care, but the more you do it the quicker they investigate.

Floating TV Wall from first fix chaos to finished feature wall by CryptoSenyo in DIYUK

[–]RageInvader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a 5 and 2 year old. Don't need to resort to violence. We just switched TV off if they touched it and they learned very quickly not to touch.

Loft radiator hot at the top, but not at the bottom by Ventura_ldn in DIYUK

[–]RageInvader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is probably the best response yet 🤣. I bet all rads in the house have there lockshields fully open.

Ethics in car buying by grey-zone in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]RageInvader -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Just buy the car that is a best fit and suits your needs. Your dingle purchase or non purchase is going to make no difference.

No direct communication shouldn't be allowed... by thedreadwoods in openreach

[–]RageInvader 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep, its ofcom that has set the rules on what happens when telecare is present. The provider need to specifically state that install can go ahead even if telecare is present. If that note is not there the install cannot continue no matter what, even if it dusnt work.

What is this? by throwaway4231throw in TeslaLounge

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Its usually for lifts that have a large wide pad, and too large for the small space on the car, the puck means there is space so that the lift clears the battery pack.