norman
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I'm in suspense
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Mine would be my fleshlight.
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My experience is that the majority (maybe being a bit unfair, but certainly a lot) of engineers don't know how to use their multimeter effectively.
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txer = transmitter
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Hi
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Why strobes are wired independent
norman replied to caveo security's topic in Members Lounge (Public)
They do that in the Leeds branch -
Why strobes are wired independent
norman replied to caveo security's topic in Members Lounge (Public)
MOD recruitment offices used to have latching strobes so the staff didn't walk into anything on a morning. -
Nothing, Pete's just turned his spell check off...
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I don't have any accent.
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Been saying for years...
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No disrespect but did they not cover this before they set the questions?
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Why do you ask?
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Maybe it just lights his fire?
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He metered it, it was fine....
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How difficult is it to install a Honeywell Galaxy series
norman replied to kwano888's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
Doubling up on zones is never a good idea. -
I have smokes and CO on the alarm, but yes, if not I would have the nest ones.
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I tried automation of sorts, ended up un-automating most of it tbf. If I want the heating on before I get home (unlikely as it's set to an ambient all the time anyway, never off) I use Nest, also when we are away the stat recognises the lack of movement and drops it accordingly. Lights are back to switches except a couple of links on the galaxy and 3 PIR presence sensors. PITA imo for the reasons above.
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Hello and welcome
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Hi, have a read here
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Hello and welcome, if you are in the trade apply for trade status, there's a plethora of information on that side of the site.
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It would also be a ball ache to calibrate correctly.
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He's probs a dentist.
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Hello and welcome
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Yup to protect the gulley.
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Technically yes, but it would end up being a noise nuisance, get a dedicated stand alone system.