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LOT20... what an absolute joke
that is all....
that is all....
Discuss LOT20 - just thought id start a rant in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
EU directive on reducing heaters to the power of a candle to save energy. they won't provide overcoats though.anyone know what the OP is on about?
EU directive on reducing heaters to the power of a candle to save energy. they won't provide overcoats though.
As we want to trade with the EU after we leave, whatever we want to sell, will have to comply with EU Regulations.rhought we were getting out of the bloody EU.
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As we want to trade with the EU after we leave, whatever we want to sell, will have to comply with EU Regulations.
Yes, but we would also be able to sell the items that do comply with the rest of the world.That's ever so slightly misleading........
If we want to sell products to the "other" 6.5 billion people, such products won't have to comply.
and the reverse is also true.we should have a UK regulation that vans don't rot away in 10 years. that'd upset mercedes.As we want to trade with the EU after we leave, whatever we want to sell, will have to comply with EU Regulations.
Yes, but we would also be able to sell the items that do comply with the rest of the world.
So manufacturer’s can either produce one model that can be sold anywhere, or two.
One that can be sold anywhere and one that can only be sold outside of the EU.
like the austin metro, MG metro, both a pile of jonk?Yes ......... then its a commercial decision for the manufacturer ......
There is nothing saying that ALL products, for sale around the world would need to meet EU standards.
The UK used to be really good at "badge" engineering so its not too difficult to produce slight variants of products....
like the austin metro, MG metro, both a pile of jonk?
Is that chinese junk?both a pile of jonk?
Cut back spending on science , then make DUMB scientific decisions ................
Anyone think the EU come up with these, to be quite frank, daft ideas, just to keep themselves busy ............
Or like Audi and Seat ........................
Buy a Seat and get Audi quality.................
better off standing in an audi. that way your legs are ready to walk when it breaks down.What? With an Audi do you have to drive standing up unless you buy a seat?
A mechanic pal of mine once told me in regards to VAG (VW AUDI GROUP) “VW / Audi ain’t what they used to be. Seems when they took on Skoda, Skoda learned a lot from VW, but also VW learned a lot from Skoda!”better off standing in an audi. that way your legs are ready to walk when it breaks down.
A mechanic pal of mine once told me in regards to VAG (VW AUDI GROUP) “VW / Audi ain’t what they used to be. Seems when they took on Skoda, Skoda learned a lot from VW, but also VW learned a lot from Skoda!”
Fiddling emissions ?but also VW learned a lot from Skoda!”
We sell the brackets separatelyLOT20... what a bloody P**S take..
used to fit a certain heater for customers and wall mount it, the heater came with feet and wall brackets attached to bottom.
Now due to LOT20 they no longer include the brackets on the bottom and its no longer suitable for wall mounting... have to use the feet only..
Except it is exactly the same model, same thermostat controls etc.. same power output and usage... only difference is the lack of little metal brackets....
But being a lot20 model they charge an extra £6.99!!
As i said a P**S take! i have acquired my own source of suitable brackets though
There's a stigma attached to driving an Audi; if you drive an Audi that makes you 'an Audi driver' - the new 'BMW driver'.better off standing in an audi. that way your legs are ready to walk when it breaks down.
This sounds like the idea behind chopping plugs off appliances and wiring them into FCUs so you don't have to bother PAT testing them because "the P is for Portable".It also means that for one particular range we no longer sell wall brackets with it. It now only comes with feet. This makes it a portable appliance and LOT 20 doesn't apply.
Makes me smile. Over the last 10 yrs I've had BMW, then Audi and now a Skoda to try and keep out of this "busted blinkers" set, and of course to save up for the Ferrari van .There's a stigma attached to driving an Audi; if you drive an Audi that makes you 'an Audi driver' - the new 'BMW driver'.
Also either the indicators are extremely unreliable or the 'type of people' who drive them don't seem to think they need to bother indicating.
Oh no...I've been stigmatised!
...love my Audi though
That's because a lot of them are a bit daft and have actually run out of fuel not broken down.There's a stigma attached to driving an Audi; if you drive an Audi that makes you 'an Audi driver' - the new 'BMW driver'.
I've never owned or even driven an Audi, but I have driven past a lot of Audis which have broken down at the side of the road. Also either the indicators are extremely unreliable or the 'type of people' who drive them don't seem to think they need to bother indicating.
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