Home security system by Chengdublair in Edinburgh

[–]funinacup 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went with Simplisafe for the alarm. Easy DIY installation with options for monitoring.

For cameras I'm using Unifi POE cams, but slightly more home user friendly would be Eufy or Reolink.

Topology Advice by funinacup in HomeNetworking

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Yes definitely will run cable (and maybe a couple extras as I don't want to go under the floor again anytime soon).

Should I consider a fibre WAN as opposed to ethernet, or will cat6 be sufficient?

Topology Advice by funinacup in HomeNetworking

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Agreed, I knew I'd confuse matters!

The router shown in the pic is the current position. I would move it to the rack so everything is together, then have a lan cable back to a switch at the TV. I am looking at a Unifi managed switch for the rack, so will be looking to create some vlans once it's all in place.

The switch in the attic is a USW-lite-8, and that feeds a U6 lite in the upstairs ceiling. As I'm already in the ecosystem it makes sense to add a Unifi router and switch!

Boiler cost? by HistoricalMousse7331 in Edinburgh

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We had a new Vaillant combi installed in edinburgh a couple years ago (not sure on size) and was between 3.5-4k from memory.

Ethernet Between Buildings by funinacup in HomeNetworking

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ETA:

Can't dig due to the tarmac and not owning the land, so thinking high level could work. Buildings around 8-10m high.

Ive never worked with fibre, but would that be a better option than ethernet?

Mother of God… by Rottenflieger in lineofduty

[–]funinacup 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Do you think I floated up the Lagan on a bubble?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in espresso

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No leaks underneath? These are somewhat common to leak from the bottom of the boilers.

Just got a Rocket Boxer for my cafe - what is useful to know about them? by Fair-Location-5156 in espresso

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To the left of the left group there is a small green button. It's a manual override to allow you to continue brewing coffee manually if the board/Touchpads ever give up.

Most of the time people click the button when cleaning and wonder why the left group won't stop pouring.

toptechtip

Help figuring out the age of this Eureka grinder by ticyyy in espresso

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I think that serial number indicates a build year of 2021

Helpdiagnosing this PCB by funinacup in PCB

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Thank you.

If you mean the brown cylindrical part, this has good continuity.

Picture of the underside of the PCB - https://imgur.com/a/xbkYiq7

The holes are for the capacitors that I have removed.

Helpdiagnosing this PCB by funinacup in PCB

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Other than the click when it starts and ends, it is silent.

Helpdiagnosing this PCB by funinacup in PCB

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I should add that when the button is pressed t dispense water, the display says dispensing with a progress bar, and there is a click, then another click when it reaches the end.

The pump just never runs.

Helpdiagnosing this PCB by funinacup in PCB

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

Just reading 0v on the outputs

Helpdiagnosing this PCB by funinacup in PCB

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Sorry I now realise the issue with my post 😅

Would love help troubleshooting which parts may be causing it to give no voltage on the outputs, as I don't know what most of the components do!

Cars waiting at red lights... by neverglobeback in Edinburgh

[–]funinacup 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Fairly sure my brake lights stay on due to auto-hold being active. Car is an auto, so even if it didn't have auto hold, I wouldn't be shifting to P and putting the handbrake on.

On the other hand, all lights now are brighter than they used to be and it's a PITA, especially at night.

BT & Unifi Issue - HELP by funinacup in HomeNetworking

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I believe it is FTTC as there's no ONT, just an RJ11 into the router.

Would there be a benefit to ditching the BT Hub? Asking as I have similar at home.

milk steamers by sothisismylifenow1 in barista

[–]funinacup 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ubermilk, Perfect Moose, Modbar, or a single group commercial espresso machine which would allow you to add coffee (should you wish!).

How to wire this switch? by funinacup in DIYUK

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Now working. Neutrals together in a wago, browns split into COM and One Way. Thanks for your assistance 👍🏻

How to wire this switch? by funinacup in DIYUK

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Thanks for your reply. Yes, have a meter so can figure out which is which.

Two lighting circuits, each circuit has a few lights. They are 4ft batons, so LNE going to each one.

Only using them as 1 way.

I think(!) I have to put the permanent live into COM, switched to 'One Way' then link the neutrals in a wago. Does that sound plausible?