u/Funny-Bit-4148 — reddlx

£4 per hour rental charge for using 7.4kwh charger...

Was looking through co charger , since I don't have access to private parking... isn't this too expensive for 7 kwh charger ?

Sorry , I couldn't make sense...

Let's say, I have 52kwh battery car,

52 kWh ÷ 7.4 kW ≈ 7.03 hours

I have to pay £4.07 / hrs for rental , so

For 7.03 hours,£ 28.3 (rent) + 52 kWh × £0.55 = £28.60

So in total I will pay £57 to charge battery from 0 to 100% ?

Location blackpool, no touristy area ...

Edit 2: Thank you very much everyone. I thought it was separate. Now makes sense.

u/Funny-Bit-4148 — 18 hours ago

▲ 2 r/VirginMedia

After jumping from Vodafone to sky, I have been user of Virgin media broadband user for last 4+ year. My experience was mostly positive, Internet was down 3 times in span of 4 years which is acceptable.

Only sore point I have was this 18month end of subscription and need for renewal dance.

I recently came across offer from scan which was selling 3 Supplied 1000gb broadband 5g sim,

Paid £100 for 5g router and £60 ( until march 2028) for sim effectively £2.6/month.

I am using around 25gb per day, so I will be under 1000gb per month data allowance.

Speed i get is around 400mbps max , to 35mbps min ( around peak hours)

Which is sufficient for me. ( check 3 5g coverage in your area before jumping ship)

Anyway, thanks for all advice and suggestion this sub has given me for last few years.

See you around

reddit.com

u/Funny-Bit-4148 — 23 days ago

▲ 108 r/UKBirds

Don't know what is it is...

Edit: Thank you, was reading wiki, it was little disturbing, otherwise beautiful bird.

"Coots can be very brutal to their own young under pressure such as the lack of food, and after about three days they start attacking their own chicks when they beg for food. After a short while, these attacks concentrate on the weaker chicks, who eventually give up begging and die"

u/Funny-Bit-4148 — 26 days ago