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I must confess I've already shorted my lighting circuit by accident and it damaged nothing, a simple fuse would of course sort out any overload problems but I haven't bothered going down that route myself. There's no reason why having a lighting control on a separate board would be a liability...

Is that why London is now on lockdown watch alert flecc ;)

You would have to tread carefully with that little device though, the reviews didn't look to good. There's quite a few small devices like that coming out of China these days, I've seen them going for £15.

As that mini pcb board is internally connected to the controller circuits it could still cause a problem if a short were to develop. The only way to stop that happening would be by opto isolation which wouldn't be worth the trouble, besides the regulator should give short circuit protection...

Just pop round and duff him up a bit ... sorted ;)

Like yourself vfr I always had Honda's, stripping them down & rebuilding happy days. I'd still go electric I think next time.

Ha, no I meant per charge. Last few weeks I've taken a 23 mile walk then I did 35 miles the following week, I'd be looking at a great deal further between charges before I could warrant getting one. Giving it some serious thought though.

As I see it Sweden did well because they did as advised with everything. In the UK we seemed to do everything possible to maximise transmission, open up pubs & clubs re-open schools, pack the beaches and parks and organise rock concerts with the end result we now see a drastic rise in...

When they build one that can run further than I can walk I'll buy one .. I have cash waiting :)

Reading through this thread it seems as if you guys are trying to run your lights directly or indirectly through your controller which imo is a bad idea even given they may well have that function built-in. If you have a problem or short circuit with you lights it could screw your controller...

Good for you flecc, efficiency make the wheels turn smoother. On Facebook I was referring to viewing the pages of an individual rather than a business, the law when trying to track a villain always turn to social media first to gain intelligence on someone. It always amazes me when somebody...

There's a way you can view Facebook pages without having to sign up (cant remember offhand how) which I've used in the past, but sign up myself ... no thanks.

Many companies insist you have a Facebook page to help promote their product you cant say no, and if you do then you're out the door all part of the contract you've signed.

Most people think I'm crazy when they see how I have my own tech set up. Two camera's on the front door and three outside, already caught two villains as a result. Not sure how many mobile devices, about ten I think, my latest is a large smart watch that runs android so it's a phone in itself...

I read yesterday they have Marshals at the doors as well ... Howdy Partner :D

You can run any app on any phone regardless but you'll have to jump through hoops to do it, have a search online it'll tell you how.

Yeah, he might have said that too ..

It's interesting that Sweden keeps getting mentioned and what a good example they are, we're Brits and we didn't behave like them hence we got hit harder. We are about to be hit just as hard again it seems, and for sure come winter people will go and sit on the beach in the snow just because...

I will cause I aint going....so there :D

Meanwhile panic buying has started to rear it's ugly head once again. Longer than normal queues in the supermarket and shopping trolley's piled high with large boxes of tea, UHT milk, butter to freeze and toilet rolls ... here we go, start spending now :)