TheBiscuits

We aren't. We are just wondering why it doesn't apply to all dogs/horses/cats, just police ones.

I don't see that the expensive training makes a difference. Would you suggest it would be OK to treat an untrained mutt like this? If not, you will see why some of us are not that impressed by a special law for police dogs.

Maybe nobody told the people that run the booking system! Notably that change took place when the Bridgewater introduced the 7 days no return for 28 days rule ...

Not anymore. That finished in December 2016. https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/media/original/26465-bridgewater-reciprocal-agreement.pdf?v=ad83d3

That's not true - sometimes the moisture doesn't bother falling as rain and just hangs around as fog for a few days.

I guarantee they do work in a MiFi - I'm posting via one! They used to block phone sims in mifis/dongles and vice versa, and they used to cap tethering (sharing data via cable or wifi) to 30 GB but they stopped doing both those things last year. The current deal is that you can use all of your unlimited data as personal hotspot if you want, and the sim works fine in a mifi or other router.

I'm posting this from a laptop via that very sim in a mifi. But I think it's going to end up in a spare phone in hotspot mode, as it seems a shame to not use the unlimited minutes too!

Don't know why they told you that - all the unlimited data is tetherable. I'd complain and cancel in the cooling off period and take the unlimited everything deal!

http://www.three.co.uk/Store/SIM/Plans_for_phones

That's not a busbar issue, that's the classic diagnostic for dead batteries!

Reported as duplicated thread - the other one has the same content and more details.

https://www.sunshinesolar.co.uk/prodshow/3000W___12V_Pure_Sine_Wave_Sunshine_Power_Inverter/VP3000.html I have one of these and am very pleased with it. My only two complaints are that I didn't think the provided cables were thick enough so I replaced them, and the optional remote switch has too many flashenblinkenlights on it for my liking. The inverter itself is great, and they are nearly giving them away for another week or so.

You can't reserve those - I'm planning to start from there!

@Poppin https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303030133826

Not sure why that route goes right round the top to get to the Caley - you could always go in the South-Western end! Mind you hitting the Western Isles and the Hebrides then Orkney would make for an epic trip, Cape Wrath in February wouldn't be too much of a problem if you survived Biscay ...

If you only do a 30 or 40 degree wash and set the valve to this you won't need to heat the water at all. If you want a hotter wash, you won't need to heat the water as much but can still do so via you inverter/travelpower/shoreline. If you run the engine for an hour before starting a wash you will not have trouble with flow rates, not like the machine will care - it will fill to a set point before proceeding.

And get a cracking delivery trip back from Lefkas to the Caley too!

Yeah, my predictive text knows which words I type most frequently too ...

Those green plastic kitchen scourer pads are excellent for this job. I always keep a few in my plumbing box, having been taught this trick 20 years ago. Less bits fall off and you don't get punctures in your fingers which is helpful when working with flux.

Does this happen to you often, or was it a one time event that one specific boat caused?

I don't know if quoting one notifies him, but we will soon find out ...