Sign In
New User? Sign Up
Beyond_cheap_fuel · Dorchester Whittenhams Sutton Courtenay
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
You can set the sort order of messages? Just click on the link in the date column. Your preferences will be remembered, so you don't have to do it again when you return.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
Messages 150 - 179 of 308   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Messages: Simplify | Expand   (Group by Topic) Author Sort by Date ^
150
I have actually owned 3 original minis, plus my Dad and sister had one each. I also had a Beetle Volkswagen with a 6 volt battery under the back seat and the...
Peter Eggleston
electruckpeter
Offline Send Email
Apr 1, 2007
8:39 am
151
Ah, yes, peter, but then at 28mph you'd have time to avoid anything which entered the dim glow of the headlights! And it occurred to me after I wrote the last...
Laurence Wilkins
laurence200857
Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2007
7:44 am
152
Yes and under the back seat is quite close to a Beetle's engine. I did manage 80 mph in the 1200 cc Beetle, but blew the piston rings as a result. Peter ... ...
Peter Eggleston
electruckpeter
Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2007
7:17 pm
153
We are constantly being told to save energy by doing our washing at 30 degrees. As I understand this is not a good idea for all washing. At this temperature...
Peter
electruckpeter
Offline Send Email
Apr 4, 2007
5:14 pm
154
... It is looking very erratic - is that coming to a full stop and erratic speed an artifact of the video or for real? The tree branch and wires look like...
M.Blackmore
mblackmore@...
Send Email
Apr 8, 2007
11:36 pm
155
It's not stopping in the video, but turbulence is a problem, maybe its because I was daft enough to have it fitted to the end of the house instead of on a...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
Apr 8, 2007
11:42 pm
156
Hi, I'm a new member of the Beyond Cheap Fuel Group. I'd like to be able to help out where I can. If you'd like to save 50% to 70% of your cooking fuel, help...
Elizabeth Riddiford
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 5, 2007
3:48 pm
157
Hi, I am a new member of the Beyond Cheap Fuel Group. I have been using wind-power and energy-saving lightbulbs at home for the past 18 years and am a regular...
rosemary.cottage
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 5, 2007
3:48 pm
158
Hi, Does anyone else use windmill/aerogenerator power at home and have any problems with electronically-operated household appliances? My own local community...
rosemary.cottage
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 8, 2007
11:23 am
159
Well, here's one idea. Let's forget about the whole electricity thing and stick big wind turbine blade set directly on the washing machine drum! But seriously...
laurence200857
Offline Send Email
May 8, 2007
8:03 pm
160
I forgot to also mention in my previous message that the washing machine problem doesn't just occur when the power supply switches from windpower to deisel or...
rosemary.cottage
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 9, 2007
4:14 pm
161
Hi, Thanks for responding. Actually, householders here are already using inverters with battery back-ups (& have been for the past 25 years). Even with these...
rosemary.cottage
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 9, 2007
4:14 pm
162
Hi, I am a computer technician and I have a suggestion for the electronic equipment, computers, router, dvd players and the like. Plug them into a UPS...
the_unagog
Offline Send Email
May 10, 2007
4:06 pm
163
Hi all, windmill power fluctuates too much. I am currently setting up a system for my remote cottage that uses a UPS from a computer back up system...
vince.moore@...
vince.moore
Offline Send Email
May 10, 2007
4:08 pm
164
Hi again. We've been using energy-saving lightbulbs at home for about 18 years - even during the days when these cost an arm and a leg to buy. Nowadays ...
rosemary.cottage
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 13, 2007
2:37 pm
165
... <rosemary.cottage@...> wrote: Hello from my first posting in this group. ... No. That got your attention, right? :-) The normal ordinary light bulb is good...
Gerard Stutje
gerard_stutje
Offline Send Email
May 15, 2007
4:26 pm
166
Hi Gerard, Thanks very much for your input. Do you have any more information about LED bulbs/lights that you can share with us here on the forum? For example,...
rosemary.cottage
rosemary.cot...
Offline Send Email
May 16, 2007
4:25 pm
167
Rosemary, Here is a link to the LED bulbs for the home: http://www.besthomeledlighting.com/store/1674216/all_led_bulbs Del "rosemary.cottage"...
Del Martin
del_martins
Offline Send Email
May 16, 2007
5:03 pm
168
CAUTION - Thanks to Del for the link, but TAKE CARE, Rosemary, these are 120V (not UK 230V) types!! You CAN get 230V AC LED lamps now, from places like...
laurence200857
Offline Send Email
May 17, 2007
4:22 pm
169
I use LED lights in my shop - they are GU10 spotlight fittings and are rated at 1.8W compared to 35W for the halogen equivalent. The other huge benefit is...
Charles May
abbeystores30
Offline Send Email
May 17, 2007
4:29 pm
170
Hi All, I've got the scaffolding up for the second hot water heating solar panel on my roof, alas a dormer window means I have to put them seperate on the...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
May 29, 2007
6:09 pm
171
I think I'm just going to tie all the clothes together and dangle them in a stream. ....but seriously, an evaulation service to label electronics and ...
the_unagog
Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2007
2:05 pm
172
The frame to hold the solar collector tubes is in place and piped up. Next I need to connect the panel in to the water circuit. Then I can fit the tubes. Clive...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2007
2:15 pm
173
Hi Gang, There is a milkfloat headed my way, with intreped travellers on board, check out the Milkfloat group for more info... ...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2007
2:16 pm
174
..and whilst I had the circulation pump switched off so I could connect up the pipes, the water in the first panel started to boil! - so as the pipes were...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2007
7:23 pm
175
Clive, I am very interested in your system. Can you give me some details? Del clive1471 <cliveburke@...> wrote: ..and whilst I had the circulation...
Del Martin
del_martins
Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2007
4:25 pm
176
Yes - sure, it's a "Navitron EVACUATED TUBE SOLAR HOT WATER PANEL (20 tube" (cut and pasted from the Navitron website). Take a look at ...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2007
4:51 pm
177
I'm the lucky owner of one of these remarkable cars, and I'd strongly urge anyone interested in a new car to take a test drive. There is a display screen that...
clive1471
Offline Send Email
Jun 19, 2007
7:27 pm
178
Clive Toyota don't apporove the fitting of a tow-bar to the Prius, and that rules it out for me. Mark...
Mark
sparkyglos
Offline Send Email
Jun 20, 2007
6:47 pm
179
We used to have a Prius (1st gen) at work. However, we're out in the country and fuel efficiency is pretty poor, apart from in an urban environment where...
NICK MILLS
nick166196
Offline Send Email
Jun 21, 2007
3:16 pm
Messages 150 - 179 of 308   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Advanced
Add to My Yahoo!      XML What's This?

Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! UK. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help