▲ 7 r/DIYIreland
Bosch Boiler Loosing Pressure Every Few Days
Every couple of days I'm having to top up the water in the system. Doing some research suggests the expansion vessel has failed or needs to be recharged. Could also be the pressure release valve. The picture above shows water collected on the copper pipe outside the house after 24 hours and x2 1 hour cycles of water heating. How DIY is this or do I need to call the professionals...assuming my diagnosis is even right!
u/gaza4 — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/dji
DJI RC Mini
I've just been told about a new controller due to be release this month called RC Mini. Wondering if anyone has heard or seen leaks on this?
I can only see stuff about the RC Track which seems to have been cancelled
u/gaza4 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/DIYIreland
How to prep this area for concrete
I have just pulled up an old rotten section of timber decking and I want to put down a slab of concrete. What do I need to do here before pouring?
Ignore that wrapped up conduit, its empty. No idea why its here!
u/gaza4 — 1 month ago
▲ 448 r/ViceCity
Starting a replay
This sub started to pop up on my suggestions and its pulled at my nostalgia strings. So got out the old PS2 to start playing.
Check out the dates on some of my old save files! Some of them were save points for me to go back and replay some of the fun missions like the bank heist and killing Diaz
u/gaza4 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/nailcare
My 2 year old thumb nail
My 2 year old has had this weird crack in his thumbnail for as ages now, at least a year.
No idea if he got it caught in something that caused damage but it not painful for him
To the left of the crack if perfectly normal but the left side is much more brittle.
What would be the cause of this? Anything that could be done?
u/gaza4 — 2 months ago
Just witnessed 4 motorbikes driving together, 1 lead rider and the 3 following wearing hi vis coats with L plates on the their backs. Obviously out on a group lesson, the 3 learner bikes where all the same and had almost sequential reg plates
These lads were all driving well beyond the 50km/h speed limit and weaving through traffic on the right hand side and on the left up a bus lane. I don't fully know the rules around weaving bikes through traffic but the speed alone was enough.
No idea what "school" this was, there was nothing identifying on the bikes but if this is the standard of riding that's been thought, I don't wanna be near them!
u/gaza4 — 2 months ago