The Anker c2000 and additional backup battery can be had on sale for around £1500 and this will give 4kw of stored power which is decent enough for short periods. It can output 2400w max via the inverter with a surge of 3000w. The trick with solar panels is to over panel I.e more than you need...
I have an Anker c1000 and 600w of solar panels to form an off grid solution for my garage so could use this in a pinch but am looking at the Anker solar bank which has a 5kw battery (expandable) and more solar panels so I can hook it all up to the house.
John not everyone has time like you to argue rubbish to the nth degree. You don’t need to worry about my opinion and I don’t need to worry about yours.
It’s all relative. For my use case I find a
Sony A7c ridiculously fast and accurate at autofocus. Shooting at a recent event only 1 out of 700 shots was out of focus.
As epic as the af is I’m painfully aware there are cameras out there with significantly better af.
Has anyone tried the Sony 70-200/4 mkii on an A7C?
I quite fancy the lens, especially with its 1:2 close focusing but am worried about the size mismatch.
The intent comes from purposeful driving the wrong way, I’ll be honest I have no intention of arguing with you, I’ve said my opinion and you’ve said yours which I respect . I’m simply not interested in debating which ‘opinion’ is better.
John you’re missing the point and I very much think we are both on the same wave length. I fully understand that it does not fall within the current remit of murder. But my opinion is that I think it should.
Is that clearer?
I accept the law doesn’t quite see it as murder but laws change and I’m just expressing that I do see it as murder. Such an act will inevitably result in death and it’s foreseeable that someone will get killed so just the mere act of driving the wrong way down a motorway or busy road on purpose...
I think it should be murder as you will definitely kill someone, you just don’t know who. A bit like firing a gun indiscriminately into a crowd. You aren’t choosing a particular person but you’ll kill someone.
Police seem to ignore it.
Outside of registered schemes it is illegal to use one in public. In fact the legal ‘use case’ is so slim they should not be sold full stop or under special license like a shotgun license if you can prove you have access to enough land to make it worthwhile.
There’s a good documentary about how AI could take over the world, filmed some years ago now. Can’t recall the title but the presenter Sarah Connor did try and warn us this would happen.
Was in London and stopped at Harry Ramsdens in Nottinghill. Wouldn’t normally choose to eat there but young son is fussy but does eat fish and chips.
They served my fish up with dark brown batter that shattered into glass like shards. I complained and they served up an identical second one...
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