norman

I very (very) nearly bought a Sisley back in the early 90's.

Shame, looks fun. Oh it's the real deal, I thought it was tongue in cheek.

Installed many of those.

Yours?

Always fancied a 4x4 or a 100bhp one.

You need to patent that tablet bracket for PJ.

Hi, Yes it is most likely the back up battery, relatively cheap to have it replaced and would also negate the risk of damage to the main panel through trying to charge a defective battery.

You will be if you have insomnia and you're smacked off your tits on drugs.

Never watched ello ello, the old man loved it but CT refers to it on here, much funnier imo. https://youtu.be/zV1zK8zRCPo

Man up ya fanny.

In a Catherine Tate accent?

Same

*but not when you're on shift...

Lad at work had to send one to the DVLA for a replacement V5 last week, they only accept po's and cheques. How retro. Eta, he's 26 and asked me what they were.

Has your watch stopped... In 1993

In your scenario as you say no real benefit.

Not as advanced as putting a link though... Let us know if you need some technical training.

CBRE are their FM not sure about the ROMEC side, iirc yes they binned a lot of contracts off Ah... In 2000, Romec was launched as a fully-fledged facilities management company In 2002, a joint venture was created between Balfour Beatty Workplace, part of the Balfour Beatty Group, and Royal Mail. In 2013, Balfour Beatty sold its 49% share of Romec to Engie, through its primary brand Cofely. In 2016, Royal Mail bought Cofely’s 49% share in Romec and Romec became a wholly owned Royal Mail business. In 2017 the Romec and Royal Mail Group Property companies combined and are known as ‘Royal Mail Property & Facilities Solutions’.

In what way are they specific to ROMEC?

You and every man and his dog...

Nothing impolite about the response and it's the only one you will get here I'm afraid.

Yes the frequency (only) is different.

ADT Sonics used a similar panduit gun system.

I see that as a plus tbf.

K