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Well done, mate, you deserve it for your perseverance. Now work even harder, and prove that they made a wise decision. ;)

Is the second photo a picture of your hotel? : :D ---------- Post Auto-Merged at 23:46 ---------- Previous post was made at 23:44 ---------- Just had another look, and it's not a tent after all. :D

A thread started by jpjpjpjpjpjpjp - is that enough jp's - concerning marking of sockets etc got me thinking after Sidey said "unless it's domestic". In a domestic rewire, or partial rewire, I always mark cables with certain information at strategic points both to help me keep track of my own...

This, maybe? :coat

If you've got a head for heights, yo might also like this one. https://www.youtube.com/embed/2dqRN0Z7-_o?feature=oembed

Lets put all the numbers in a hat and see which comes out... Makes no sense to me, either. Meter tails, OK, we all know that one one; but generally???

If the bonding was good, they might not notice any loss of supply with a dropped neutral.

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Well, if Aggie can debate like you can, mate, I think I would be too frightened to meet her, let alone marry her. :run

Best of luck, fella, you seem to have the right attitude and this should carry you a long way.

Simple, I don't shove cable willy-nilly across the cavity. I always install some 20mm plastic conduit across the gap and stick my cable in that. The air-space around the cable helps limit the temperature variation of the conduit. Maybe you should ask your local BCO what he thinks of you just...

I disagree with those who say that water traveling across can be disregarded. Wall ties (and insulation) are at a constant temperature within the cavity or have a very small temperature gradient across them. Therefore, condensation is unlikely to form on these items. Cables, however, have...

I met Lady Muck thirty years ago, then married her. Does that count? :coat

With regard to the original question, Andy gave a perfectly accurate answer in post #3. It didn't really warrant any further discussion. Nor did he try to belittle the poster, he just answered the question. Could do with a few more like him, to be honest.

I have to agree with Riggy on this. Not everyone is eloquent and able to describe a situation accurately. Sometimes it is better to ask a few searching questions, without any sarcasm, to try and assess the ability of the poster. Then any replies can be better directed to the actual question...

Every time I have a sort-out I let the Mrs help, but end up thinking she'll come in handy one day. ]:)

It's nice to see someone close a thread with a result. Well done, that man. :Applaud

LMAO @ Batts' picture. Brilliant, mate.

And it might help if you read ALL the posts related to this. Who mentioned a lady? If you meant "laddie" then I suggest you learn proper English. :Spam

'Cos the bonding was still connected to the MET, along with the CU.