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Ah went to homebase ont way home fer some of that there transparent pipe. Slightly bigger than hose pipe. Took a bit of hose pipe ter compare and the biggest they add went int side the hose. So ah went to bnq quickly and it were closed.
 
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Ha ha. No I've just mailed a trader on ebay to see how long the cig cable is on the mini ceramic demisters. For this winter I'll just screw one either side into pillar holes and get a dual extension cig socket (if wires are long enough.

So how many amps are you intending to pull through yer cig socket?
 
Ha ha. No I've just mailed a trader on ebay to see how long the cig cable is on the mini ceramic demisters. For this winter I'll just screw one either side into pillar holes and get a dual extension cig socket (if wires are long enough.
Watts = volts x amps.
If yer ceramic eater uses 10amps and the engines running...
14volts X 10amps int going to be much help at 140watts eat. Tis naff all.

In a drafty damp cold tratter with frozen windows it will be more effective than the headline 140watts, to melt the frost, but not worth bothering with int me opinion. Once it's melted it will struggle to warm up further.
 
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Left wing? Ah dun't wear Sandals.

Am not against peeps enjoying themselves. A box of fire works int back garden is ok but when yer go mad and start letting oft bigger display ones it's too much. When I was little we only had them once and we was too scared of them. Bit much fer 3 years oles. Tw*t over the road bought loads but fergot the kids want sparkles int sky, not bangers. Took him 3 nights to finish what he bought.
Fair to say, some peeps don't know when to stop. Too much money!!!:confused:
 
Enough to keep the inside really warm , I should imagine.......at least until the Fire engine turns up.

Cheers

Low consumption, energy saving and overheat protection.
Specifications:
Power: 150W
Voltage: 12V
Current: 15A
Wire length: 181
Item size: approx. 16 * 14* 6cm /LXWXH
 
Watts = volts x amps.
If yer ceramic eater uses 10amps and the engines running...
14volts X 10amps int going to be much help at 140watts eat. Tis fek all.

In a drafty damp cold tratter with frozen windows it will be more effective than the headline 140watts, to melt the frost, but not worth bothering with int me opinion. Once it's melted it will struggle to warm up further.

We all get by by taking the odd risk, so not fussed about frost as I live in that there suburbs where luke warm water is a plenty. Same with tinned defroster. I mean, we can all come up with reasons not to use anything. It's the condensation I have a problem with, and I've tried to stop breathing but it doesn't work.
 
We all get by by taking the odd risk, so not fussed about frost as I live in that there suburbs where luke warm water is a plenty. Same with tinned defroster. I mean, we can all come up with reasons not to use anything. It's the condensation I have a problem with, and I've tried to stop breathing but it doesn't work.
Yer need to be careful ont power consumption. Ah dun't have the wiring diagram in front of me fer a tratter... But yer probably find the fuse fer the fag @Nig socket is 10amp. The cable supplying the 10amps won't normally be rated to take much more than this. If these are the values... then a 15amp heater won't be an option. Too much current down the wires will overheat them if the fuse doesn't blow first (assuming the fuse is correctly rated... It should be).

Putting a higher rated fuse in isn't an option. The fuse protects the weakest part of the circuit which is the cable. Yer would need to run a new power cable fer yer new eaters and fuse it correctly.
 
Yer need to be careful ont power consumption. Ah dun't have the wiring diagram in front of me fer a tratter... But yer probably find the fuse fer the fag @Nig socket is 10amp. The cable supplying the 10amps won't normally be rated to take much more than this. If these are the values... then a 15amp heater won't be an option. Too much current down the wires will overheat them if the fuse doesn't blow first (assuming the fuse is correctly rated... It should be).

Putting a higher rated fuse in isn't an option. The fuse protects the weakest part of the circuit which is the cable. Yer would need to run a new power cable fer yer new eaters and fuse it correctly.
Bit more4 serious than I though then. Cheers for that.
 
I likes fixing things and taking them apart to see what's int side. Ah bought meself a length of clear pipe to fit ont me dehumidifier. Twos a tight fit and ah were worried about snapping oft the plastic pipe so ah took it apart so I could support the plastic pipe while forcing the pipe on it. Pipe were still tight and ah din't av a funnel to stretch it so ah used a window sealer nozzel to stretch it a bit. Not enough but it elped. Problem solved with help from fairy liquid.
 
I likes fixing things and taking them apart to see what's int side. Ah bought meself a length of clear pipe to fit ont me dehumidifier. Twos a tight fit and ah were worried about snapping oft the plastic pipe so ah took it apart so I could support the plastic pipe while forcing the pipe on it. Pipe were still tight and ah din't av a funnel to stretch it so ah used a window sealer nozzel to stretch it a bit. Not enough but it elped. Problem solved with help from fairy liquid.
well done!
 
Am avvin cheese and onion quiche, chips and beans. Just waiting fer the chips to cook.
 
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