[modeleng] Re: New boiler test rules
- From: "Dave Beaman" <davebeaman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 22:09:31 -0000
As far as I can see Alan, as long as your boilers comply with the test
regulations , they can be classified as new boilers. As long as they can
pass the new boiler test,, I can see no problem in why the boilers cannot
be registered. I have a mate with a similar problem and this is the line he
is going down. If you join a new club, their inspector can ask you to strip
the boiler for a full visible exam. This I can understand if you do not have
any boiler history, having seen some silver soldering of boilers!!! Either
way Al, if you don't run your boilers in public , ...(why not???), and
having seen your standard of engineering, there is no problems.... unless
your house burns down and then your stuffed!!!!.
Dave..(looking forward to testing his stationary boiler in the next few
months)......Cool here in Brum though
I can see some pssible problems with some of my
boilers, as several have never had a test (apart from
the ones I give them), and are, in some cases, many
years old.
However, as they are never run in public, it will only
affect me if I sell the models concerned.
Alan
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