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southpacific
1 June 2020
Re: Home Security Camera options
Safer Living
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Jun 01, 2020 8:07 pm
DONT REPLY as requested: Ugh - I was about to replay - then realized the public info here is a gold mine for smart but lazy wrong-doers. This question is not about opinions, advice, or help - Its getting users to basically reveal their security systems, which is usually not a good idea.
DONT REPLY as requested: Ugh - I was about to replay - then realized the public info here is a gold mine for smart but l...
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southpacific
1 June 2020
Re: Waste water engineer
Owner Builder Forum
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Jun 01, 2020 7:53 pm
Did you find anyone? I use https://www.austwaterenv.com.au/ for my build. THey were quite professional.
Did you find anyone? I use Link for my build. THey were quite professional.
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southpacific
10 May 2020
Re: My Rainwater harvesting system
Eco Living
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May 10, 2020 9:22 pm
I'll add a pic to help. SaveH20: 1a. Not sure of my 20:1 ARI . Im near Gawler SA. BOM Rainfall SIte says about 2% chance of filling 5KL tank in 4 minutes assuming tranfer pump doesnt turn on. 1b. Entire 370M2 Roof is diverted. 2. Yes 2 charged pipes. 3a. "Collection point' = the 5KL tank right ...
I'll add a pic to help. SaveH20: 1a. Not sure of my 20:1 ARI . Im near Gawler SA. Link says about 2% chance of filling 5...
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southpacific
9 May 2020
Re: My Rainwater harvesting system
Eco Living
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May 09, 2020 12:10 pm
Just an after thought: Of course the fine sediment will go through the filter, and slowly build up in the 5KL transfer tank. Ill need to vacuum that out every few seasons.
Just an after thought: Of course the fine sediment will go through the filter, and slowly build up in the 5KL transfer t...
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southpacific
9 May 2020
Re: Water tank and pump configuration
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May 09, 2020 11:57 am
Here's how Ive done my rain water system. Its similar in terms of have 2 tank sites and transfer between. Im lucky not to have leaf problem.
Link Its similar in terms of have 2 tank sites and transfer between. Im lucky not to have leaf problem.
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southpacific
9 May 2020
My Rainwater harvesting system
Eco Living
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May 09, 2020 11:48 am
Hi, Just thought Id share how I designed my current rainwater harvesting system , in case it offers ideas for others. -roof area 370 m2 -Storage tanks 50 m from house - wanted underground system for various reasons. - Want easy-to-clean entry-filter. - Long distance to collection point means 'first-...
Hi, Just thought Id share how I designed my current rainwater harvesting system , in case it offers ideas for others. -r...
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southpacific
21 July 2017
Re: adelaide- reputable, quality builders
Building A New House
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Jul 21, 2017 9:44 pm
We built with Format Homes , about 350m2 to our design, got keys in April 2017. We are generally happy with quality and it progressed roughly to plan. Although there's a few minor things I'd do differently when engaging with them, in comparison to other 'builder stories' Ive heard, Format seem prett...
We built with Format Homes , about 350m2 to our design, got keys in April 2017. We are generally happy with quality and ...
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southpacific
12 October 2014
Re: cabling plan
Home Theatre & Automation
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Oct 12, 2014 7:58 am
Location of the hub doesnt really matter in technical sense. WHat matter is physical access, and future proofing. I would have a small interface point / space in the garage ( presumably near where NBN comes in) , just in case things change. This could just be an in-line CAT6 socket-socket, then cont...
Location of the hub doesnt really matter in technical sense. WHat matter is physical access, and future proofing. I woul...
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southpacific
12 October 2014
Re: Construction Loan - All Approved BUT unexpected situatio
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Oct 12, 2014 7:45 am
Wow. tricky situation. As far as disclosing your employment situation to lender, What does the 'fine print' say?. At this point, as long as they get agreed repayments, Im guessing there shouldn't be an issue.
Wow. tricky situation. As far as disclosing your employment situation to lender, What does the 'fine print' say?. At thi...
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southpacific
11 October 2014
Re: How to set up a cheap house sound system?
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Oct 11, 2014 9:18 pm
Im planning to build next year, and want similar multi-zone sound system. As an electronics engineer, I feel that whats more important is getting the wires in the walls / ceiling, and having a central 'hub' nook area(s) for wires to meet up to a distribution or control system. The actual hardware te...
Im planning to build next year, and want similar multi-zone sound system. As an electronics engineer, I feel that whats ...
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southpacific
11 October 2014
Re: Spa cable used for additional GPO?
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Oct 11, 2014 9:03 pm
Although Im not a sparky, from a standards-perspective, I suspect the intended use of a GPO is irrelevant. If its not hardwired to a device, then the supply cable must cater for the theoretical load, which could be over 16A in your case. ( 16A + 10A?) Maybe using 32A cable to the 16A outlet would be...
Although Im not a sparky, from a standards-perspective, I suspect the intended use of a GPO is irrelevant. If its not ha...
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southpacific
10 October 2014
Deck Footings with slab?
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Oct 10, 2014 11:28 am
Hi, Whilst designing a new house, it was suggested to me that including the intended decking design for outdoor area would be prudent to avoid going back to council twice. Our draftsman then suggested including strip concrete footings at the outer edge , attached -to and poured with the house (raft)...
Hi, Whilst designing a new house, it was suggested to me that including the intended decking design for outdoor area wou...
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southpacific
20 June 2014
ducted vac in slab?
Building A New House
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Jun 20, 2014 7:29 pm
Hi All, As I'm planning my first OB build, Im thinking about ducted vacuum, but difficulty in getting the pipes through the roof cavities ( there's none, as we're using raked ceiling /roof SIPs) means im wondering about running required vac pipes under the slab to appropriate points under the walls....
Hi All, As I'm planning my first OB build, Im thinking about ducted vacuum, but difficulty in getting the pipes through ...
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