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No luck with cleaning contacts, or replacing the bridge with a cat5 cable, so will email Powtran.

Will post followup/outcome in due course, in case that helps someone else with a similar problem...

Thank you all for your replies.

Bob, it is indeed after simply turning on mains power to the VFD. If Tony's and Chris's suggestions don't work, I'll email Powtran. Thanks for the contact...

I have had a Powtran P19100 running a CVMax since 2015, 1Ph input, output basically at 50Hz, without any problems. Only thing I ever had to do (early on) was 'slow down' the deceleration phase to...

What you have posted Ian is absolutely correct, except my understanding from Bob's post was that he was referring to recharging of that day's usage, which is only the 6-7KWh required for the mean...

And furthermore, supplying the sort of infrastructure required for BobL's solution is not expensive.

All it would need would be a standard double GPO per pair of car spaces, probably with rooftop...

Ian, folic acid (also - rarely - called vitamin B9) and B12 are not the same.

Folate is indeed sourced from vegetables, but B12 is sourced from animals. This is why vegans can have real problems...

The cubital fossa.

and MD is much deeper

Ian, my latest electricity bill lists 15.74 kWh/day as typical three person home consumption. This would equate to ~ 25 kWh/40 hours. Where did the 600 kWh figure come from? Allowing say 70%...

With a vengeance Brett. From nine weeks between mowing (November to February), to probably six days this week. Looks like a park again.

Brown Brett, utterly brown.

Thank you everyone who responded; it confirmed my first impression and I queried the lawyer.

I would have thought the work is the work, but no, there is a scale based on property value:
...

Could anyone who's sold a property in, say, the last 12 months or so advise how much they paid for conveyancing please? I'm in NSW, but information from any state would give a guideline. Maybe WA...

Hello Arron,

We did something similar. Paid architect for concept drawings. Then went to recommended local builder, whose design department took design through council, and to CC. Because of...

Firstly Robbie, the last time I encountered a reference to phosgene must have been a good 50 years ago. My father (an organic industrial research chemist) told me what must be the ultimate obscure...

Thanks for the comments RV.

I actually have both acetone and sodium hypochlorite, so could make some chloroform, and would only need a few drops as you remark. The concrete verandah area of the...

Makes sense Ian. Actually, I've found un-thickened West to be very runny, and am pretty sure it is OK with acrylic.

But Brett's suggestion is a good one. No-one in Nowra (or even Unanderra that...

Hello Ian,

Thanks for the reply. I'll look into the windscreen repair epoxy. I've got some West system from a stitch-and-glue boat build, but will see if the other has specifically different...

These are photos of damage to an acrylic fish tank, which a customer's kid dropped on the floor of the pet shop in which my daughter worked.

The defect would be about 1-2cm below the usual water...

Hello MM,

Last year, I built a kitchen along similar lines I think. I used Finnish baltic birch ply (WISA brand) from DMK Forest Products in Brookvale. Apart from the sink cabinet and one other,...

Thank you Alan for hosting a cracker of a day. The ability to see demonstrations of jigs in a real world setting, by users with no axe to grind (after all, that was what the sharpening GTG was for)...

You're not wrong Brett; I don't think a double negative is always inappropriate.

Hello Alan,

I haven't received a PM, although my inbox is not full. I have your details from last time, so have your number and know where to go. I assume that, if the ground is dry enough we...

Hello Alan,

Put me down for the GTG too, please.

I have an Ozzie jig (dowelling system), which I bought at a WWWS nearly 20 years ago. It was never quite right, though reasonably useful for a...

Hello Ratbag,

Thank you for sending the cleaning kit. PO notice is dated 4/1/17, but only picked up yesterday as we were away last week.

Cheers,

Mark

Hello Ratbag,

Have sent a PM.

Mark

Hello Ratbag,

If the cleaning set hasn't yet found a home, I'd like to have it please. I've got a CTM26, with both 27 & 36mm hoses, and at the moment just use the end of the hose to suck up loose...

Tools, I live just outside Berry, and could pick up the package for you. Could hold it here for as long as necessary.

Will be going up to Sydney in the next week or so, so with Chris'...

Is this a joke up with which we should not have to put?

Mark

Alan,

Latest roster I can see is from Wed (15/6); if you haven't got company for Turner Ted yet, I can do 2pm - 3pm Friday.

Mark

Tony has expressed my feelings exactly. Thank you Alan and Helen for your hospitality. It was a pleasure to catch up with old acquaintances and make some new ones.

All the demonstrations were...

I'm coming Alan, as per PMs.

Thanks for the link to the IUPAC reference Bob.

My father was an (organic) industrial research chemist, who gained his doctorate in Munich, so he would have referred to the element as Wolfram. If...

The original name for the element we call tungsten was Wolfram, hence the chemical symbol.

I vaguely recall learning (~40-45 years ago?) that, during WWI, the poms not being very keen on the...

Isn't the law 186,000 miles/sec (300,000 kilometres/sec)?

Mark

Chris, you're not wrong about the "extras" cost of the Max. I think the ducting, combination of 225 main from CV (outside) down the centre of the shed, with 160 sides to each machine, was more than...

Hello Steamingbill,

In relation to your OP, there is a small article in today's Sydney Morning Herald, page 8 of money section.

This specifically relates to UK -> Aus transfers, but mention is...

Similar prices at Total Eden (thank you to John Samuel for the heads up on them) at Bomaderry, purchased this morning.

S/W 45o F&F bend 150mm $14.50
S/W 6M x 150mm $66.55

I don't have an...

Hello Brett,

Will be able to make it; please put me down as a BYO.

Cheers,

Mark

I seem to have a vague recollection, as a 20-year old uni student, of reading somewhere that usable fusion energy was about 10 years away at the time.

Now, some 40 years later, it seems we've...

If you specifically want 200L bags, I think the Felder AF22-200 takes a pair of that size, so the guys just down the hill from you would be able to supply them (no doubt at a Felder price!). I...

We've just built a garage (standard corrugated Colorbond profile) and I've bought these, though not yet installed, to hopefully solve (prevent) the same problem. Link: ...

A local (Australian) source for the Blum EcoDrill M31.1000 would be Lincoln Sentry (www.lincolnsentry.com.au), 07 3244 3200.

It is listed on p614 of the Blum Catalogue and technical manual...

Some other prices:
90o F&F bend 15.24
45o F&F bend "imported" (?=Chinese) 4.00
45o F&F bend DWV 21.00 (I wasn't offered Australian stormwater for some unknown reason)
45o F&F...

Chris, I bought 150mm stormwater pipe (which I had buried in the slab as previously discussed) last December, from Total Eden in Bomaderry, for $65.53 (incl. GST) per 6m length.

Incidentally, our...

A little OT, but this thread has wandered somewhat over 10 pages, so I plead "pre-existing contravention".

SilentC, have you considered third party property cover for your "bomb"? Pretty...

Mick, my earlier comments were specifically in relation to wyes off the 200mm main (or 225mm if using PVC throughout, as I believe Corrimal men's shed did). The blast gate is always at 900 to the...

Mick, as you know I'm working through the same process too; this may help clarify your thoughts.

Bear in mind that I'm using a DE capable of a 200mm main (CVMax, alternative was AF22 D200). It...

He can't have it Brett.

I'll be needing it to build the kitchen cabinets and the vanities.

And there's no structural timber in the build.

Gareth, thanks for contributing to the discussion. It all helps clarify my thoughts, which of course is the point of the exercise.

As I see it, having the trench open gives rise to two possible...