MtB

And there was me thinking my 80W panel and 100W inverter was "full solar" ....

Oi, I was about to make this exact same observation! I mean... Seconded. Noooooooo, we all want MORE WHITE SPACE!!!!! Just kidding.... :D One peripheral observation, typing emojies no longer seems to work. Or do I mean emoticons? :D

Errrr.... whats the difference between "full solar" and (presumably) "partial solar"?!

Nor am I, as I've only been doing it for 26 years. One day I'll get the hang of it... Hopefully. Under pressure shut off (device) = UPSO Over pressure shut off (device) = OPSO

Thank God for that, I thought I was the only one! Oh now you've gorn and spoiled it....

Magician. They should invite you to the Magic Circle! Fanx!

The OP said the UPSO, not the OPSO. Which model of Rinnai is it, exactly? (Then I can look up error code 11. Although I predict it is "flame failure"!)

If you get an hour free, is it viable to move the VNC link from the bottom of each page up to the top please? Not a big deal but would be a lovely improvement if poss. Thank you please. (As they say so charmingly in the Indian restaurants!)

Clearly you don't have a SQUIRREL. Mine kept the boat 100% free of condensation and would stay alight unattended for 48 hours. Now I have one in here in my hovel at last and it behaves just as brilliantly. Keeps the whole hovel warm and stays in for days on end fed with hardly any fuel. Only problem is the glass soots up despite the airwash.... What can I possibly be doing wrong?! (Just hijacking your thread while waiting for your pics :D )

Phew!

Can you bung up. photo of your regulator please? Including the reset button?

Empty gas bottle?

That's very decent of them. Not the first report I've seen of excellent service from them either. Even though they were technically liable, its refreshing to read of a company not being awkward about it and they deserve much credit! On the other hand, is it coming undone already? Here, in your photo?

Sounds to me as though your regulator has an under pressure shut off valve incorporated, and it has been specified too small for the amount of gas the Rinnai draws.

Another approach is to just ignore the water. It presumably only comes out through the bearing at high tiller deflections from centre? It doesn't matter and does no harm. It's probably always done it.

Light the stove. Heat and ventilation both together!

Do they? I have quite a large pile of expired Regin analyzers here and they were mostly £300+!

Yes I can imagine an angry population rebelling if they push it too far with the AI.

I've read that the Specific Heat of antifreeze is about half that of water but I too remain to be convinced it will make much, or any, difference. A higher flow rate would compensate.

They were saying on the wireless yesterday they set up an AI camera to record passing motorists and analyse what they were doing as they drove past the camera. Something like 1,800 motorists recorded in three hours holding or messing with their phone as they passed the camera, I think they said. That'll be about £1m a day in fines issued just from one camera, once they get properly organised. And wait until HMRC start getting the data from our card purchases and matching up our spending habits to our tax returns....

I'd suggest you ain't seen nothing yet. 1984 will be here pretty soon now.

And for decades until recently, AI stood for "artificial insemination"...

Often referred to as a "cutwater" swim. Also erroneously called a slipper stern from time to time. A slipper stern is something else, not this. And on a point of order, they cannot be "the insurers" when they are declining to provide cover!

That exact thought struck me too - I thought it looks like he's about to smash the glass door on cooker with it! Truth more likely is he just asked AI to make an image of him working on cooker and to include a document with the GSR logo on it in the pic.

Post numbers appear not to be unique, post numbers in every thread all starting with 1. I don't see this as a problem, just that we need to be aware of this when using a post number to refer back to an old post.