[cooldandywarhol]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJeJ6P633oE

 

[cooldandywarhol]

Linda linda linda,

I’m compelled to challenge your post which is as usual driven by the extreme right wing media that you love to immerse yourself in

 

Point 1. Fauci DID change his mind about masks. He changed his mind ONCE, in the very early days of your pandemic when the scientific data then did not justify it and masks were needed for the front line workers. Linda, I hope you’ve changed your underwear more than once since March 2020….

Point 2. Some U.S. taxpayers money DID go to the Wuhan lab and that’s what Murdoch and Right Wing Co. would want you to scream from the rooftops. Rand Paul is banging on the gain-of function drum as I’m sure you’re aware. But…..lets get a more balanced view of what actually happened shall we. Try this for starters:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/57932699

 

Point 3: Afghanistans not vaccinated? SO,,,let me understand this….? You’re more concerned about the few thousand Afghans (who probably WANT to get vaccinated) coming into the USA than you are of the 70 MILLION American adults who aren’t vaccinated????  Once again the Republican right wing media puts all your social problems on immigrants instead of blaming good ol’ home grown american patriots for the on-going pandemic most of which are REPUBLICANS.

The Red/Blue Divide in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates

Only in America, Linda would a country make  political issues out of wearing masks and taking a vaccine to stay alive….and the vulnerable people suck it all up. But I’m glad you got the jab x

Freedom !!!!   and God Bless America

 

[cooldandywarhol]

 

Dear fishy

Thanks again for the effort you made in raising an important subject and making a contribution in the fight against climate change.

Rock on heat pumps eh.

 

 

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by  cooldandywarhol.

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gerry boi, i’ll remind you that this post is about heat pumps.

Now, while i’m sure you get pumped every night, could you please stick to the subject.

You must have a wealth of knowledge to share with us.

 

 

[cooldandywarhol]

 

awww. gerry boi…i’ve missed you so……almost as much as a borehole in the arse.

But you’ll know about arses don’t you gerry boi…

 

 

[cooldandywarhol]

 

Fishy’s comments (in italics) addressed one by one. You can’t beat a bit of structure so i’ve listed them to make it easy for fishy to reply.

 

1. Would you like to see my HNC in fluid mechanics from Brighton Poly or maybe a few of the other certs I’ve done since then like OU stuff or NVQ’s?

 

Aww…go on then fishy. Certainly gerry boi would like to see them as well. Chuck your credit/debits cards in while you’re at it.

 

 

2. Bio mass isn’t a new idea…its just a new name for an old one. Gasification was used to run vehicle in WW2.

You’re completely missing the point of biomass being a fossil fuel BURNING process and now trying to justify it by saying it’s been around for decades. I say again, you’ve invested in an antiquainted system and also you’re promoting it to other chatters!!!

 

3. Vertical boreholes require a geographical survey.  I can think of many places were you couldn’t place borehole due to the ground conditions. And anyone who’s done pile driving will tell you its not just the ground you need to worry about

 

Here’s a short educative video on bore hole DRILLING. I emphasise the word DRILLING because that’s how they DRILL a bore hole. and with mini boring machines, not through pile driving. Hey fishy, wouldn’t it be great if all new housing estates had bore holes drilled while they were being built eh? Now that’s what I call planning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X27_mh8044

 

As far as you’re ‘whole lotta trouble’ item ..well…I think you’ve ‘done a drac’ and used one  incident to trash the entire approach of ground sourced heating. Of course surveys need to be done but if all new housing developments included ground source heating then these additional costs would be dramatically scaled down and the payback would be enormous and beneficial to the planet. Unfortunately the only trend seems to be installing noisy and inefficient air sourced pumps into new houses.

 

4. While you’re sat there digging holes…. the heating industry is carrying out research into reclaiming  methane gas and heating systems for manufacturing.Cos everyone poops

 

Personally, i think this idea is a load of shit but i refer you back to item 2.

 

So, to summarise, thermal energy from the sun heating the ground from which the energy is extracted by heat pumps powered by wind, solar or tidal farms. A 100% green, electrical process. Not one gram of carbon or greenhouse gas in the entire cycle. Unlike your wood or poop options.

 

 

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P.S  Wouldn’t it be nice if everything that is electric (eg heat source pumps) were powered by our wind, solar and tidal farms.

No BURNING anywhere in that process…eh

Hmmmmm

 

[cooldandywarhol]

 

Fishy – You’ve wasted your money installing a fossil fuel system – biomass – and you’ve done it because it’s cheaper for you to run. Bully for you. It’ll be an antique in 10 years times. If everybody did what you’ve done there would be no trees and no planet.

I can’t help it if you’re a hack plumber. I’ve come across plenty of those in my time. I’m a graduate engineer and take everything back to first principles. The first question is the heat source. Heat from the ground is totally sustainable and free. I’m not interested in your 1kw in 3kw out primary school maths. Of course that happens because why would we be doing it in the first place!!!!. The only 2 points i’m making is that you’re BURNING  fossil fuel and I’m wishing that ground source heat systems were more affordable.

btw – still waiting for someone to tell me borehole installation is ‘crap’ as you put it.

Here’s a quote from the greenmatch.co.uk site for you to ruminate on:-

Vertical boreholes are good for small or limited areas, and although it bears high installation costs, borehole heat collectors produce a higher heat yield per metre, compared to horizontal collectors, which entails a better energy efficiency rate.

Maybe you ought to tell greenmatch that they are wrong and flash your card at them as well. Being the expert that you say you are, you will know that the depth of the borehole OR the area of a horizontal installation are matched to the energy requirements of the dwelling.  Now that makes sense…doesn’t it.

Hmmmmmm   ?? 

 

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by  cooldandywarhol.

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Mr Fishy wrote:

Errrr hmmm……no

The colder it is… the better they work. If you put your hand behide a fridge you can feel the heat. Think of an air source heat pumps as a fridge working in reverse. They use about 7Kw of electricity which is about the same as an electric shower.

The problem is…. 1 Kw costs between 11 to 21 pence. If you run it 24 hours per day non stop…its about £24. Even if you run it 10 hours a day…its still £10.

But you can work out the cost yourself using the link below.

Cost to run 1 kW electric fire for 1 hour

 

 

In all the years i’ve posted in here, i’ve never heard as much bullsh it as spouted by fishy.

Quote ‘The colder it is… the better they work’

What volume of Bollocks Weekly do you subscribe to?

 

 

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by  cooldandywarhol.

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…and if you liked that one…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rR9IaXH1M0

 

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