Yeah 20 lamps is circ
£92 for LAP
£85 for Jacobsen
£105 for fusion essential
£ 140 for Philips
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Big differences, but completely unknown difference in reliability.
G9s have such a problem with reliability it's difficult to decide what's best
Thanks, yeah strangely enough I found the cheap "Dial" G9s from B&Q/tradepoint to be better than the big names, but they appear to have dropped them in favour of jacobsen, which again I have little knowledge about their reliability in G9
"The Devil in I" was acceptable for into or valley "Storm In A Teacup" was acceptable following "China in you hand" etc
So I followed the same philosophy.
Wrong anyway - I was beaten to it (posts crossed)
Yeah, in particular the G9, there is a bit of an issue with Philips, and Osram (and many others) due to the small size and overheating.
So I am looking for something that's ok in g9.
Lots of luminaires all with G9's - looking for a suitable lamp for all of them as standard.
Has anyone experience of the fusion essential led g9 available from CEF ?
They are considerably cheaper than Philips, or Osram but not so much like the "unknown" brands touted about the Internet sales.
Muttley, you sniggering cowardly hound.
When courage is needed, you're never around!
Those medals you wear on your moth-eaten chest should be for bungling, in which you are best!
It hasn't been the best of summers, the occasional day etc.
We did go down to weymouth, and back over 3-4 days calling in at various places along the way, it was definitely summer there and then, but back to rain etc once we got back to Scotland.
Not really, the cr10s was definitely an entry level printer made down to a price, so it was pretty much de rigueur that you had to add bracing, hotend, feed mods etc.
In all honesty the best two mods were firstly the auto leveling - had to add opto isolation and a few other bits of...
I have a couple of printers, a cr10s (with loads of mods, auto bed levelling, enhanced hotend & fans, aluminium feed, dampers on steppers etc etc.) And a stock (ish) ELEGOO mars 4 ultra.
Software I use voxeldance tango for the mars, and cura for the cr10s.
For design work I use fusion360
No...
Depends how it is connected, which is of course a practical issue, the terminals are usually designed for 6/10mm cable so if you can ensure the larger cable makes direct contact with the termination, then the smaller cable isn't in the path.
If the smaller cable is squeezed between the main...
May I suggest you familiarise yourself with part 2 (definitions) of the regs.
A circuit is defined quite clearly in there, a seperate circuit is therefore a separate one of those.
The definitions as used/defined by the regs are what we all must follow, so learning those would be far better...
Providing there is a fcu to provide overload protection for the pump.
(A pump is NOT a fixed load)
And a fault on the 2.5mm (far end) cable before the fcu has a low enough Zs to provide ADS by the 40A MCB/RCBO ( or the use of the RCBO/RCD for fault protection instead of additional protection)...
I have since found the 3rd edition of the art of electronics in pdf online.
Won't link to it of course, but it's out there.
There are many people on YouTube who do quite simple electronics projects and include the pcb design, and final assembly and testing - some are a good overview.
For...
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