Was only teasing. I do the same.I've been ensuring my boiler works for the past 30 years. So far without incident. Just as I have maintained my vehicles since about 1972. I don't think making things work is a "mod". Much more like proper maintenance. If I felt the urge to make a mod, I'd stop and get a Corgi in to sort it!
and at the moment it still seems to be OK.
I believe it is how they checked transmitted power from the antenna before fancy electronic gizmo's
It started raining at 3pm yesterday and it has not stopped since. I'm getting a bit fed up with it.
No, I've been doing this long enough to have eliminated this. I turn it off at the boiler and then at the meter. When turning it back on I turn it on at the meter then leave it ages for the pressure to build up before turning it on at the boiler. The pilot lit OK it just din't stay alight. But I got it right yesterday as it has stayed on overnight. For the first time since I got back. Think the old thermocouple was prolly OK. Just needed a tad more gas to the pilot and a clean up.
Leg a lamb for us!!morning all been a busy month with all the preserving and crop harvest at mountain lodge still loads to do and days getting short going to need some R&R soon last night the moon was so bright it was like a overcast day a blue sort of light weird Have a good Sunday roast chicken for us with all the trimmings
He did put one up. Tis a meter of some sort with the word "radio" on it and two pointy contacty things on the bottom, looks a bit like an big old pocketwatch.
I believe it is how they checked transmitted power from the antenna before fancy electronic gizmo's
I use a device that checks volts per metre square and I feel that will do the same in Imperial measures
morning all been a busy month with all the preserving and crop harvest at mountain lodge still loads to do and days getting short going to need some R&R soon last night the moon was so bright it was like a overcast day a blue sort of light weird Have a good Sunday roast chicken for us with all the trimmings
