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Morning all need to catch up later suns oot, off for breakfast rolls.
Njoy yer fryday.
Njoy yer fryday.
Morning All.
A bit of a "dull" day here.
No real plans for things to do. Might mow the lawn, or do some weights or some other form of P.E.
Have a good day.
A gentleman always asks first.Would you need to get somebody else involved for the "other form of P.E" . Have you asked yet.
J
That's a bummer.I just found out I had put a wrong date on a certificate and had over 2,000 of my QSOs rejected
Trying to rectify it now (totally my fault!)
I have already made this type of arrangement with my boiler engineer for a replacement Oil fired one.We are wondering whether to bite the bullet and get one fitted anyway, or whether to just buy one and keep it until the old one packs up for ever.
Get the facts first, as to what might happen in the future. As I understand it, and I may well be off target here, traditional gas boilers may be banned from new-build properties from 2025. This will not affect existing properties from replacing their boilers. But - new builds and existing replacements will have to be hydrogen-ready type but still using natural gas for the time being. But, as is usual, the guvmint and industry is not yet ready for the changes, so probably nowt changes any time soon.We are wondering whether to bite the bullet and get one fitted anyway, or whether to just buy one and keep it until the old one packs up for ever.
just checked on ereGet the facts first, as to what might happen in the future. As I understand it, and I may well be off target here, traditional gas boilers may be banned from new-build properties from 2025. This will not affect existing properties from replacing their boilers. But - new builds and existing replacements will have to be hydrogen-ready type but still using natural gas for the time being. But, as is usual, the guvmint and industry is not yet ready for the changes, so probably nowt changes any time soon.
Ours is an Apollo, can't rmember who made it. But it must be like yours.I did a cost comparison of the relative efficiency of my current boiler compared to a new high-efficiency combi.
Basically, any new boiler has a life-expectancy of c.10 years as its running on the edge with thin-walled high-efficiency heat-exchanger etc. and you are on a rinse-repeat buy & install cycle of costs every 10 years. This has to be offset against any boiler efficiency savings. For me it just did not cost in and I have opted to keep my 33YO Potterton going.
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