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[SPECIAL LOCATION]

as special says i use it for smokes(which is what i bought it for) and some types of downlights and kitchen under-unit lighting as 2 x 1.5mm into connectors supplied is a reet nightmare

ah!!!

great minds think alike there Betty me thinks?:xApplaud SmileyApplaud SmileyApplaud Smiley

 

[batty]

and what do you use for smokin in the shed? :^O :^O:^O

I don't know its to late to for smart remarks.

Batty

 

[Apache]

ah!!!great minds think alike there Betty me thinks?:xApplaud SmileyApplaud SmileyApplaud Smiley

oak chips are the fuel of choice if it's fish you are smoking.................

:coat

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

oak chips are the fuel of choice if it's fish you are smoking................. :coat

I think I shall go and Smoke a haddock now....

so next time Deke needs a whacking with a fish I can use a Smoked Haddock and be posh! ] ; \

 

[Evans Electric]

as a quick question, where would anyone realistically use 1.0mm anymore on a standard domestic with all the insulation derating now?just wondering if it is really practical for the little savings made. personally, I have always used 1.5 all the time anyway, just find 1.0 a bit of a not proper spark job. (no offence intended to anyone)

I use 1.00mm for lighting on,say, a typical Brum basic semi, up circuit 6 lights , down circuit 6 lights. Say 600 watts max on each. 3 amps per circuit cable rated at 14 amps . Just easier to connect in pokey domestic fittings.

No offence taken , life being too short.