Come on Keith!

[Julian]

OK, had a fiddle is the current version OK?

[K.H]

Looks good to me,thanks Julian

[Rotary-Motion]

Have you sacked RM as your official tidy-uper?  Your best bet for doing links and formatting the page is to copy off other pages and adapt to suit your page.  Failing that I'd be happy to help.

 

[K.H]

Going to need all the help i can get on the plumbing page,JIM.M is going to check it over as well,thought it would save a lot of hassle if Jim was onside

[Rotary-Motion]

looking good 

[K.H]

RM could do with some links and a tidy up maybe? if youve got time
Ones i can think of are your "fitting a heater flange" and the "gl thermostat rearranging" in "other"
"soldering" anywhere,
anyone think of anything else?

Maybe i ought to make my idea of an aq heater in a tube my next page

[Rotary-Motion]

wil; have a look at heater flange, wassup with it? but going to look now...

[K.H]

No,nowt wrong with it,just wondered if you could put a link to it on my plumbing fittings page,cant do links

[Julian]

Pull yourself together man, there's no such word as can't.

Links take two forms in the wiki ...

1)  In double square brackets they link to pages within the wiki, example [[Acronyms]] will link to the Acronyms page (you just use the page title ... in bold at the top of each page).  If you want another word or words to form the link you separate them with a vertical line, putting the title first, thus ... [[Acronyms|this link takes you to the acronyms page]]

2)  In single square brackets they link to external sites, example [http://oil.palmergroup.co.uk] will link to what is probably one of the best oil collecting sites around.  To make the text "Probably one of the best oil collecting sites around" behave as a link, you separate the URL from the text with a space, and put the URL first thus ... [[http://oil.palmergroup.co.uk Probably one of the best oil collecting sites around]]

Temped to use the term simples, but I won't!

[Rotary-Motion]

No,nowt wrong with it,just wondered if you could put a link to it on my plumbing fittings page,cant do links

note to self dont scan read lol....

koolio

[Rotary-Motion]

is the plumbing fittings page live?

[Rotary-Motion]

ok i have put 2 links in the plumbing page of K.H's 1 is right by the opictures of the flange ring and the other is at the base of the page as with all other pages and how links work...

please check them out for use (test) thank you,.

[K.H]

Links work fine for me,cheers Mr Rottmeister,no not live yet still in progress,if you fancy a play with it feel free

[Ross.Dunmall]

I made a minor edit as the ppm were shown as >500ppm and should be < for less than.

Looks good, and really like the home-made test.

You mentioned that when there is too much water content then the excess hydrogen created leaks out of the threading. You could always look at adding a pressure relief valve either as:

An automatic valve that opens at a given pressure (known to represent above the 500ppm water content)
Or as a manual "It's getting higher than the 500ppm allowed, let me open this valve to release the gas"

This would save the container threading from experiencing damage (even if not much) and eventually having to be replaced.

[K.H]

No problem everything i upload needs a lot of proof reading
Ive got a couple of refillable spray cans that incorperate a relief valve alongside the schrieder type valve,they would have been ideal but seem to be no longer available