I have a Combi Boiler Worcester 28CDI or something, currently I have a
Gravity Fed Power shower, the combi is split to heat the copper tank thing
every day.

Unfortunately due to some home maintance (the missus having a change around)
the tank has wither got to be moved into the roof space or be got rid of.

I have stripped the shower room, and was told that a Combi can not run a
Decent Mixer, upon looking at b&q, this is correct.

Now the crunch question, I can't stand Electric Showers as the flow rate is
not good enough to clean the missus, so will the combi flow rate be also
poor???. Should I go to the trouble of installing a tank and copper thingy
in the roof space and use a power shower, or go for the simple combi mixer
solution????

I will wait all night for your friendly advice

Many Thanks
Phil

Wow the spelling mistakes, repost...
I have a Combi Boiler Worcester 28CDI or something, currently I have a
Gravity Fed Power shower, the combi is split to heat the copper tank thing
every day.

Unfortunately due to some home maintance (the missus having a change around)
the tank has either got to be moved into the roof space or be got rid of.

I have stripped the shower room, and was told that a Combi can now run a
Decent Mixer, upon looking at b&q, this is correct.

Now the crunch question, I can't stand Electric Showers as the flow rate is
not good enough to clean the missus, so will the combi flow rate be also
poor???. Should I go to the trouble of installing a tank and copper thingy
in the roof space and use a power shower, or go for the simple combi mixer
solution????

I will wait all night for your friendly advice

Many Thanks
Phil

Another error it is a 24CDi not 28!! Boo Hoo...

"PhilÅ" wrote in message
...
Wow the spelling mistakes, repost...
I have a Combi Boiler Worcester 28CDI or something, currently I have a
Gravity Fed Power shower, the combi is split to heat the copper tank thing
every day.

Unfortunately due to some home maintance (the missus having a change
around)
the tank has either got to be moved into the roof space or be got rid of.

I have stripped the shower room, and was told that a Combi can now run a
Decent Mixer, upon looking at b&q, this is correct.

Now the crunch question, I can't stand Electric Showers as the flow rate
is
not good enough to clean the missus, so will the combi flow rate be also
poor???. Should I go to the trouble of installing a tank and copper thingy
in the roof space and use a power shower, or go for the simple combi mixer
solution????

I will wait all night for your friendly advice

Many Thanks
Phil

"PhilÅ" wrote in
:

Another error it is a 24CDi not 28!! Boo Hoo...

poelpe can raed it if you get the frist and lsat ltertres rgiht, so dont
fert udnuly

mike r

On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 21:41:12 +0000 (UTC), mike ring
wrote:

poelpe can raed it if you get the frist and lsat ltertres rgiht, so dont
fert udnuly

Bklloocs!

PoP

On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 21:41:12 +0000 (UTC), mike ring
wrote:

"PhilÅ" wrote in
:

Another error it is a 24CDi not 28!! Boo Hoo...

poelpe can raed it if you get the frist and lsat ltertres rgiht, so dont
fert udnuly

no they can't - that myth started with a simple PHP script on a
website that jumbled up the letters The english language is too
varied for that to be successful - it relies on context and experience
in constructing sentences instead, plus there are too many words that
have entirely different meanings with only a single letter change.

http://www.snopes.com/language/apocryph/cambridge.asp

cheers

witchy

Witchy wrote in
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no they can't - that myth started with a simple PHP script on a
website that jumbled up the letters

I bet you could

mike r

Should I go to the trouble of installing a tank and copper thingy
in the roof space and use a power shower, or go for the simple
combi mixer solution????

Don't fret, the combi will be fine. It will have around 2.4 times the flow
rate of the best electric showers. It won't run a huge multijet panel
shower, but will provide excellent performance on a standard mixer. If you
don't have frequent baths, and don't require multiple showers at the same
time, you have no need for the tank.

Christian.

On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 22:17:32 +0100, "PhilÅ"
wrote:

Another error it is a 24CDi not 28!! Boo Hoo...

"PhilÅ" wrote in message
...
Wow the spelling mistakes, repost...
I have a Combi Boiler Worcester 28CDI or something, currently I have a
Gravity Fed Power shower, the combi is split to heat the copper tank thing
every day.

Unfortunately due to some home maintance (the missus having a change
around)
the tank has either got to be moved into the roof space or be got rid of.

I have stripped the shower room, and was told that a Combi can now run a
Decent Mixer, upon looking at b&q, this is correct.

We've got a Vokera Linea28 (90,000btu combi) running a Mira Excel
mixer and it does it v.nice indeed.

It's a balanced valve so when someone flushes the bog or turns a tap
on there's no change in flow or temperature - you just need to make
sure you have the correct valve installed in the mixer......low
pressure for gravity fed systems and high pressure for combis.

cheers

witchy/binarydinosaurs

Many thanks.

The boiler I have is a 80,000 BTU so should be ok, about twice the power of
a electric one I hope?? This isn't being too optimistic is it???.

I am puzzled about the showers now, just looking at b&q ( www.diy.com ) I
was assuming the ones marked Combi compatible are the ones to look for???

Thanks again
Phil
"Witchy" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 22:17:32 +0100, "PhilÅ"
wrote:

Another error it is a 24CDi not 28!! Boo Hoo...

"PhilÅ" wrote in message
...
Wow the spelling mistakes, repost...
I have a Combi Boiler Worcester 28CDI or something, currently I have a
Gravity Fed Power shower, the combi is split to heat the copper tank
thing
every day.

Unfortunately due to some home maintance (the missus having a change
around)
the tank has either got to be moved into the roof space or be got rid
of.

I have stripped the shower room, and was told that a Combi can now run
a
Decent Mixer, upon looking at b&q, this is correct.

We've got a Vokera Linea28 (90,000btu combi) running a Mira Excel
mixer and it does it v.nice indeed.

It's a balanced valve so when someone flushes the bog or turns a tap
on there's no change in flow or temperature - you just need to make
sure you have the correct valve installed in the mixer......low
pressure for gravity fed systems and high pressure for combis.

cheers

witchy/binarydinosaurs