Mate had a sparky in on a refurb job, meant to have disconnected all electrics and just added a couple of temporary plugs and some lights, another mate was taking a wall down till he got a belt off of a wire that had been left connected
) I'd thrown the breaker on one of the main feeds, at the incomer, to a dis. board I was about to disconnect/dismantle ... had been installed by a leccy I used to use, who originally wired a lot of the shop (and who's work I'd gotten fed up of having to replace myself) and had given up using ... Pri*k'd only marked all the breakers up the wrong way round wouldn't have gotten up from that one -- threw the main incomer's 100A breakers after that - regardless ... always treated 3ph with the utmost respect and usually slung a meter across anything i was gonna work on first 
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the Italians have a race series very much the same using those Piaggio Ape's. Guy Martin gave it a go2.4M views · 18K reactions | The sport we didn't know we needed! 😄 | UNREEL
The sport we didn't know we needed! 😄
wasn't it Guy Martin who had a go at that a few years ago, but with full blown, highly tuned race engines ? Can recall watching it on the box2.4M views · 18K reactions | The sport we didn't know we needed! 😄 | UNREEL
The sport we didn't know we needed! 😄
Yes , proper good laugh as wellwasn't it Guy Martin who had a go at that a few years ago, but with full blown, highly tuned race engines ? Can recall watching it on the box
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Yet Westminster has quietly decided ashp are not suitable for the HOP!!!this seemed the most appropriate thread for this one
Heat pumps in half of homes by 2040 but no role for hydrogen, CCC tells government
Climate Change Committee's latest report sets out progress needed to stay on track with net zero targets
" Climate Change Committee’s latest report sets out progress needed to stay on track with net zero targets
Half of homes should be installed with a heat pump by 2040 but hydrogen should not be used to heat buildings, the government has been told.
The Climate Change Committee’s (CCC) Seventh Carbon Budget report said the annual rate of heat pump installations needs to rise from 60,000 recorded in 2023 to almost 450,000 by 2030 and hit 1.5 million by 2035. "
Had it for 6 years numerous posts on here about iirc.
Mines in and fired up . House not yet finished yet though . In all fairness I’d of likely gone for an oil boiler given the choice but some renewables are needed as new build.
Comparable running costs in most scenarios unless you spunk on batteries but to be honest you will likely never pay off the outlay
Exactly , having the space and a digger was why I went down gshp route and we’ve installed a few in houses we’ve built in the past and most had good results compared to air source . I’m not going for any pvs though .