OSUBrit

u/OSUBrit


r/prusa3d•

I'm at my wits end with this. I've tried local streaming, internet streaming, my DHCP renewal is set to 7 days, firmware is up to date, all sorts. The camera is clearly still on from the IR leds so I don't think it's something with the C1 supplying power. And it happens at exactly 60 minutes from power on like clockwork

Does anyone have an idea of what could be causing this?

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r/DIYUK•

We're having some walls knocked down to make a bigger kitchen-diner. As part of this the kitchen floor (tile) has been taken up because it was laid over some potential asbestos tiles and I didn't want to deal with taking it up myself.

My plan is to self-level the floor before kitchen and flooring install, but the new kitchen won't be ready for months. Would it be possible to self level the rest of the kitchen space - blocking off under the units - so we have a flat surface to live on temporarily, then just do the bits under the units when they come out ready for the new kitchen install? Floor would go in last. Just trying to sense check this approach.

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I'm just trying to figure out if the X1 app doesn't let you do what I want it to - or if i'm not getting it.

I have a 10 kWh battery and 6 kW inverter with a 5.7 KW array. Cheap overnight electric from 11pm-6am and then high flat peak rate at all other times and a flat rate to export to the grid at all times.

Basically I want his set up:

11pm: dump battery to grid
11pm-6am: charge battery and run off the grid
6am-11pm: run off solar first, then battery, dumping any excess to the grid.

Under the Dynamic Tariff Mode I can't seem to get it to do this, it'll just discharge to the grid all day evening when I need that power on standby for the house load. Am I doing something wrong? Do

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r/DIYUK•

We're looking at getting a new kitchen (DIY Kitchens or Wren) and the cost of installation is ... significant. So I want to just do it myself. I'll have my electrician do all the prep work before I start and do the rest. The way I see it putting in units, levelling, doing all the fixings and whatnot seems perfectly doable. Then I would get a joiner in for a day or two for the finishing work (scribing end panels, cornice and pelmet etc) and worktops. I'd probably be ok with doing the under sink plumbing, but my usual plumber would also probably give me a good price so either or.

I just want to sense check that this isn't an insane idea to be taking on.

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r/vinted•

I bought a radiator valve a couple of weeks ago and it arrived as described. As soon as I put it on the rad and tested it, it threw an error and was clearly faulty so I reported it as damaged and it came back at me saying I needed to return it (at my cost) and wait for the seller to accept the return.

I immediately messaged Support as I didn't want to pay for postage. In the meantime the seller did nothing so I was unable to return it even if I wanted to. Vinted support sent me a 'taking longer to reply than normal' follow up but never got back to me.

Today we hit the 2 week limit and the item completed despite the open case. The issue has vanished from the item chat and I've now basically

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