Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by Superior
Even if that was the case, customs obviously don't care about it as they are sold all over the place here. Which also means that you can bring them in as well.
I just don't see how it could be worth it though, they are pretty cheap to buy.
I just don't see how it could be worth it though, they are pretty cheap to buy.
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by Superior
Customs don't give a hoot. If they did, nobody would be able to import them and sell them.
Maybe the European Union have a use for them?
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by Merlot
Maybe the European Union have a use for them?
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by marco121068
At the end of the day if you've got one and have a container load of stuff - you may as well take it with you. I can't see the point of selling it and then going out and buying a new one next winter.
I meant the Customs people, not the outdoor heaters further to my conversation with Superior.
Sorry to confuse.
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by Merlot
Hi marco
I meant the Customs people, not the outdoor heaters further to my conversation with Superior.
Sorry to confuse.
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I meant the Customs people, not the outdoor heaters further to my conversation with Superior.
Sorry to confuse.
M
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by marco121068
Surely all you need is to replace the regulator on the end of the hose. When I bought my heater all I had to do was to fit the hose onto the hose end on the end of the regulator and tighten the jubilee clip so it didn't leak. Can anyone confirm that regs can be bought (or will you need a licence to change it like everyhing else??)
Marco, I agree and I dont think it will take much brain work!! :scared:
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
Why do you ALWAYS ask that?
Are you keeping stats or something? Undercover government research? Or just a nosey sod?
Cheers,
JTL
Are you keeping stats or something? Undercover government research? Or just a nosey sod?
Cheers,
JTL
Actually, because Brisbane is such a big place, i'm kind of interested in knowing the areas that people consider to be Brisbane. We have some friends from Sydney who said they were moving up to Brisbane, They moved to "Toowoomba" to be precise 145km west of us
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by BillnLinz
Hi folks
We got a patio heater as a wedding present last year, and as the weather is so good in Aberdeen we have hardly used it.
Question is, is it worth taking it to Brisbane, will it definitely not get used or what?? Should we just sell it, will we get calor gas in Oz to work the thing??
Bill
We got a patio heater as a wedding present last year, and as the weather is so good in Aberdeen we have hardly used it.
Question is, is it worth taking it to Brisbane, will it definitely not get used or what?? Should we just sell it, will we get calor gas in Oz to work the thing??
Bill
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
just a nosey sod
Actually, because Brisbane is such a big place, i'm kind of interested in knowing the areas that people consider to be Brisbane. We have some friends from Sydney who said they were moving up to Brisbane, They moved to "Toowoomba" to be precise 145km west of us
Actually, because Brisbane is such a big place, i'm kind of interested in knowing the areas that people consider to be Brisbane. We have some friends from Sydney who said they were moving up to Brisbane, They moved to "Toowoomba" to be precise 145km west of us
I had visions of you sitting there with your spreadsheet, a list of expats down one side, and list of suburbs along the top, plotting intended location/actual location, frequency, trends, % change from last year. Expat population forecasts by suburb, region, school catchment areas, correlation to house price change.... all that.
Are you sure thats not what you are really doing? It would be so much more interesting
Cheers,
JTL
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by Jamiem
yeah, the hose should be the same diameter, and (if anything) the only difference should be the thread on the regulator. I would imagine you'd be able to buy a regulator and a length of hose at a camping/caravanning/motorhome shop in aus. Then just clamp the bugger onto your heater with a jubilee clip. Easy as ;-)
See you on the patio.
See you on the patio.
out here they are screw fittings well they are on the regulators I've seen and searched for..
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Re: Patio Heater to Brisbane, Daft idea???
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
I had visions of you sitting there with your spreadsheet, a list of expats down one side, and list of suburbs along the top, plotting intended location/actual location, frequency, trends, % change from last year. Expat population forecasts by suburb, region, school catchment areas, correlation to house price change.... all that.
Are you sure thats not what you are really doing? It would be so much more interesting
Cheers,
JTL
Are you sure thats not what you are really doing? It would be so much more interesting
Cheers,
JTL
Actually, that % change from last year would be very interesting