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Had a touch of rotisserie envy from the earlier posts of @dancing james so splashed out.
No in-progress pics, but a pre-carving pic.

Same again on Sunday, but with a bigger chicken. And sprouts.
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It can be, but the just ride mode (slope mode, iirc) is relatively easy to find.
As @chez_jay says, the native apps usually have something - I think my tacx software does, but doesn't run on Linux which is why I never use it.
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I think this may work, as I have more than one back box to play with.
I'll disconnect the damaged wire from the socket on the left, then pull it out though the sock back box on the far right.
Then I can wire in a new length of t&e to the socket, and chase it through to the far right socket, which has plenty of room to fit a box behind it.
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Limited slack, unfortunately.
Pulling wires through would be a non-starter, I fear. To be honest, it was challenging enough to route them when there was no cladding and no battens in the way. Now there's no access at all, and no clear space bigger than 30cm x 2 cm.
I've bought some straight wago connectors - worth a shot for tenner.
If not, I think I'm making holes in the wall - from the inside, as I'm loath to hack the cladding up.
What joy - more plasterboard work.
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what's this fix for this little fuck up, other than opening up the wall (wood cladding and OSB on the outside, plaster board & PIR on the inside)?
I drilled a hole, and completely neglected to consider the live wires just on the other side.
The short can from the drill bit itself - there's no (apparent) short in the wire now.
Obvs I'd rather not open the wall up, which would be a giant pain, but I'd also rather not burn down the entire building by bodging an unsafe fix.
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Notwithstanding that a lot of those statutory requirements have specific and explicit carveouts to exclude the royal estates.