What's your opinion of Starmer's plan to create a manufacturing base of sorts making windmills in the UK? Unless he's intending to simply buying them in from China, which could be the case, to build his new national green energy company. It'd be good to see us growing manfuacturing capability of exportable products, instead of printing money to (temporarily) keep the value of some assets belonging to a certain wealthier subset of people aloft.
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There's oodles more Thorium, much shorter half-life of waste, and it can't be weaponised (easily)
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I remember them saying that about the wheel. How we all laughed at Ug (Jnr), and said his invention didn't have legs.and how many times have i seen a brand new tech and nothing changes.
You're allowed electric bikes with massive batteries - stick it on a legal 48V pedelec, and step up voltage when connected to the house? It wouldn't then be classed as a permanent fixture, and as such wouldn't need planning permission? Thousands of miles of range would be a bonus.and try get permission to install a diy power wall forget it esp in a council house even tho we have 3kw of solar that they dont even bother to service
Install the powerwall inside a van on the street outside your house? It'd need just need to pass MOT and be road taxed. You could do that on a provisional.
just say you bought that and connected it to the grid they could then use it as a back up at your expense or just refuse planning permission.
i cant heat my house with a 4090 unless i got the power and amps and make sure the cable is plugged in all the way and not bent sideways or it will catch fire
problem solved
A classic Bedford's 4390lb weight capacity should be large enough to accommodate a power wall to power your house, plus it's classic - no road tax. A mate has one which runs on his home made biodiesel, using used local chip shop fat - smells of fish and chips wherever he's been. Sometimes it smells like an Indian takeaway, if he's processed used oil from one.
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I use the throttle when moving off whilst lifting my foot onto the peddle, much safer as I don't wobble side to side.
The UK has to prioritise its own manufacturing and farming in order to reduce our trade deficit and huge debts. This should be the number one priority by far of any government just like it was after world war 2. So any politician commited to manufacturing in the UK is great but I'm not impressed with Starmer generally I think he is a complete idiot and typical politician and not worthy of office. I have an extremely low opinion of politicians today in general.
By 'truly variable' I meant doe people use it 1/2 pushed or 3/4 pushed or whatever, or when they use it at all do they just shove all the way onto full?
@sjpt You can always fit something like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/VGEBY1-Switch-Electric-Button-Combination/dp/B07WSYNMKK There are many different ones on the market.
Would a non-latching push switch with two wires work on your bike as a throttle? If so, this may be ideal - I have mine directly under my left index finger, on the handgrip, making it very quick and easy to blast the Hornit 120/140db at naughty people. Available in other colours.
