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Nice one, Slips, been there before but well worth a second visit. :^O

Indeed it is, Noz I always thought that nipples such as these were for side or bottom entry.

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I notice that the yellow has washed off of the green/yellow tape - you'll have to wrap some new stuff around it. :P

LOL - very clever. :slap

:^O I just had a silly moment wondering what the boat would look like after a bunch of sparks had been aboard for a week. Lights festooned all over the place, empty cable drums lashed together as a raft to take the spare beer cooler, new IP68 (submersible) main isolator at the gangway head...

A long but interesting read, but one which throws up another dilemma. It allows membership for those with both an education AND experience, but it offers no lifeline for those with a high level of experience but no, or little, formal education. I would guess that there are thousands of...

That's what I thought the OSG was for. The wiring regs are for those that generally know what they're doing, the OSG is for those who don't know what they're doing!.

I still have the original box. It was made by the Hioki Electric Company of Japan, model AF-105. The Japanese led the world in the field of electronics in those days.

I can't help with a recommendation, I'm afraid. My analogue meter is about forty years old and still going strong. I used the term "AVO" because most people have heard of them. :)

Intersting that a UK document supports American spelling!

On a lightly loaded ring, it can sometimes be advantage to leave it as a ring and drop the breaker size. If one of the spurs is approaching the limits of its Zs, then the parallel earth paths created by the ring section will give a lower Zs than the single earth path created by splitting into...

Sorry, but this is just lazyness. X(

Talk to your Building Control Officer. It is possible that, because you are doing other work that comes under Building Regulations and you are paying the fees for this, you may be able to include the electrics without paying an additional fee. They may then accept a certificate from an...

So that's where you've been for the last year, Paul. :^O ;)

About a year ago I started a thread about the difference between normal and no-trip Zs readings but it didn't garner much interest so let the thread die. At the time, I was using Contactum CUs and they returned much higher Zs readings on the no-trip test than by bypassing and doing a standard...

If that was the case, Doc, he'd be better off having the switch and ditching the PIR bit.

Last year I had a new rear-half exhaust fitted to the van. This year, it failed the MOT on the emmisions test. I suppose it must be the garages fault because they must have done something wrong. :( Sign of the times, I'm afraid, it's always somebody elses fault. bad day explode Actually...

I see that you left some room at the bottom for another three circuits. :D

Volex board. :( It's got to be a cheapskate install.