a little knowledge is a dangerous thing..

[Badger]

these are some photos including the repairs i made, the crimped cable finished in a plastic choc box but i didnt get a picture, the owner had a handy man headbang install a light outside with a pir unit controller and low voltage pir that also got connected to the existing porch light fitment. the porch was run in single from the hallway double switch, and the handy man double backed the live supply from another trip including a neutral to the porch light aswell. when the house lights tripped and the porch light switch was turned to on position, this would allow the pir controlled part still being turned on on its own trip to back feed the circuit to the house via that porch fitting connected to the double switch in hallway if triggered outside. which is linked through as a live feeding the rest of the house, this was potentially life threatening and he wanted it removing and doing properly, this meant him buying a pir lantern and taking a feed direct from c/u to the light via sw spur,.

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[Apache]

You should have used some earth sleeving in the JB

 

[Zeespark]

The merits of Part P................NOT.

AndyGuinness

 

[Badger]

You should have used some earth sleeving in the JB

:coat :coat :coat i didnt think it would matter and i hadent got any eft only red tape

 

[Mr Blue]

these are some photos including the repairs i made, the crimped cable finished in a plastic choc box but i didnt get a picture, the owner had a handy man headbang install a light outside with a pir unit controller and low voltage pir that also got connected to the existing porch light fitment. the porch was run in single from the hallway double switch, and the handy man double backed the live supply from another trip including a neutral to the porch light aswell. when the house lights tripped and the porch light switch was turned to on position, this would allow the pir controlled part still being turned on on its own trip to back feed the circuit to the house via that porch fitting connected to the double switch in hallway if triggered outside. which is linked through as a live feeding the rest of the house, this was potentially life threatening and he wanted it removing and doing properly, this meant him buying a pir lantern and taking a feed direct from c/u to the light via sw spur,.

I must be tired

 

[Badger]

I must be tired

i beg your pardon ! for someone with only 15 posts i dont see what your gettign at as i dont think thats a fair coment when you dont really communicate on this forum very much at all.

 

[Mr Blue]

i beg your pardon ! for someone with only 15 posts i dont see what your gettign at as i dont think thats a fair coment when you dont really communicate on this forum very much at all.

But what posts they are Badger its Quality not quantity

 

[Theorysparky]

But what posts they are Badger its Quality not quantity

well 15 out of 17 are mate !!!!!!!

 

[Doc Hudson]

But what posts they are Badger its Quality not quantity

http://www.talk.electricianforum.co.uk/general-chat-area/9448-3-word-story-57.html#post215456

#2266 & #2269 Really?

Doc H.

 

[Doc Hudson]

But what posts they are Badger its Quality not quantity

It only takes a brief look back over the forum archives to see Mr Blue, that you have a very long way to go to even scratch the surface of Badgers contributions, help, information and general quality of posts on the forum. This is clearly evident by things such as likes received and reputation points, which are awarded by other members when they feel the quality of a particular post has been of some help to them. On this standard Badger is better by both quality and quantity. If you are too tired to post constructively, perhaps its best not to post, until you have had a rest?

Doc H.

 

[Badger]

It only takes a brief look back over the forum archives to see Mr Blue, that you have a very long way to go to even scratch the surface of Badgers contributions, help, information and general quality of posts on the forum. This is clearly evident by things such as likes received and reputation points, which are awarded by other members when they feel the quality of a particular post has been of some help to them. On this standard Badger is better by both quality and quantity. If you are too tired to post constructively, perhaps its best not to post, until you have had a rest?Doc H.

Thankyou for your support Doc H i actually really appreciate the support from you and other members. much appreciated, heres a drink Guinness for you:Applaud

 

[batty]

Yes its funny how some members try to ruin a good thread.

 

[Badger]

Yes its funny how some members try to ruin a good thread.

wot me :_|

 

[kerching]

Well I understood it , and that's after a bad day AND most of a bottle of Merlot. I just lurv it when the homeowner says the local HandyAndy did it, and it worked just fine when he left... :coat

 

[Mr Blue]

It only takes a brief look back over the forum archives to see Mr Blue, that you have a very long way to go to even scratch the surface of Badgers contributions, help, information and general quality of posts on the forum. This is clearly evident by things such as likes received and reputation points, which are awarded by other members when they feel the quality of a particular post has been of some help to them. On this standard Badger is better by both quality and quantity. If you are too tired to post constructively, I didn't know I was in a competition Doc

Badger don't take it to heart I didn't mean to upset you. Your post didn't seem that clear to me after only 3 hours sleep.

I have since reread it .......... . However it probably says more about me than you .

I should of not commented.