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Ok i see, so it would be more along the lines of the drilled conductor being damaged but not broken affecting current flow causeing RCD to trip? or maybe drilling the conductor could cause a loose connection affecting the current flow causeing the RCD to trip? Or from your example of touching...

Can someone clear something up a little bit for me, is the AM2 the alternative method to doing NVQ's? or is the AM2 part of the NVQ process?

Thanks mateApplaud Smiley:D, that makes perfect sense. In your hypothetical situation could the fault that is less likely to be on non-CPC circuit be something along the lines of, drill through phase conductor so RCD trips, so reset RCD but still trips because of open circuit fault on phase...

You have got a point there mate, besides i guess its a fair fight considering you are a honoury Jack;) :D :D.

Who me:D, nah cardiff girls are far to much high maintenace for me;).

Yeah thats what i was taught that an RCD will still operate on circuit with no CPC but i got myself a little confused during this thread. I understood it that a circuit with no CPC will trip if contact is made with phase or neutral, and that any short between phase and neutral will trip the...

Right then im switching to admin2's side (we can settle our dferences later;) :^O ), because i cant stand by while you english boys gang up on a welsh lovely;) :^O :^O.

Applaud Smiley:D:^O:^O I will drink to that Guiness DrinkGuiness DrinkGuiness Drink

]:) :^O Well you have got a fantastic rugby stadium, infact best in the world;) (and i dont mean the arms park:D), but the rest is rough as council houses mush;) :^O :^O

Sorry for my stupidity steptoe but i am a little confusedBlushing So is that why an RCD will still work on a light circuit with no CPC? Or will ot fullstop. Which you need an CPC to do?

In the age of regional rugby i suppose its easier for them to go by Scarlets, but in the good old days turks was the preferred term, infact even now with premiership rugby the games are still advertised Jacks v Turks, and jacks/turks are the terms used on site and at my inlaws for sunday...

thomo correct me if i am wrong but dont you need to do th NVQ's on site and not in college. Did you do your NVQ's during you OLCI practical sessions? or have i comletely missunderstood?

In the words of the immortal johnny mac 'you cant be serious';) :D Oh well it could be worse, you could be a turk;) :^O :^O:^O. (For the benfit of Theory and his corss border amigos, a turk is native of Llanelli and are the sworn arch enemy of a Jack. Unfortunately my better half falls in...

Well its the place to be KME;) and its good to have aboard, how long you been down here? Ah good old Swein now there was a grafter:^O.

As KME said a Jack (or Swansea Jack if you prefer) is a native of the holy landPray;) :^O , it comes from a local dog named Jack who used to roam the dock/mariner and pull people from the water who had fallen in most famously a 12 year old boy.

Cool:D. As you probally know already i am to, infact i am a Jack born and bread hence my curiousity to KME being from Swansea.

I did wonder what the pushy shovey thing was, but i was to afraid to ask:( :_| :D :^O:^O

Welcome buddy:D

:) :) :D :D:^O:^O:^O Quite rightApplaud Smiley, but will the test be multiple choice;), and do you have any past papers;) :D :^O

Well speedy gonzalez your to quick for me mateX( :D :^O