SeánH
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Hi I'm Ωhm. I found this forum while looking for answers regarding a diy project some time ago. Thought I'd log in today to make sure my account doesn't get pruned & was directed to this topic of introducing oneself.
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terrydavies33
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Thanx for the invite,I'm terry and I'm studying to become an electrician,I am on year 2 of Elec tech cert,hope to branch out in the near future as domestic installer around the Cardiff area.
angelo2603
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Hi neverybody, have just joined this group.
i am working in Qatar but i am from the UK have been here over a year now having left Dubai when the work started to drop off.
I work here as a Snr project manager (MEP) and its been a good experiance
Angelo
i am working in Qatar but i am from the UK have been here over a year now having left Dubai when the work started to drop off.
I work here as a Snr project manager (MEP) and its been a good experiance
Angelo
tj_delucas
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Hello, I'm a young engineer and I've recently bought my first house. I am looking to start doing some DIY on my new property and I would like to be able to ask advice from more experienced people to build my confidence.
Cheers
Cheers
Hi all,
Just wanted to say hi to all, and a big thank you to Admin for all the help getting set up here.
I set up a company 2 yrs ago with the old man, we do restorations & new builds.
Work was a bit slow last year so I took 9 months off and set about becoming a domestic installer ( Not to everyone
Just wanted to say hi to all, and a big thank you to Admin for all the help getting set up here.
I set up a company 2 yrs ago with the old man, we do restorations & new builds.
Work was a bit slow last year so I took 9 months off and set about becoming a domestic installer ( Not to everyone
Jane you would have to move faster than Me to make a complete plank of yourself, as thats a regular occurance for Me 
Welcome to the nuthouse - Dont half inch KME's beer and beware of posters after midnight
AndyGuinness
Welcome to the nuthouse - Dont half inch KME's beer
and beware of posters after midnight AndyGuinness
Hi All,
Just a customer who wants to be a little more knowlegable about electrics. I stick to wiring plugs, changing fuses and resetting the MCB's when they trip. Although in the past I have installed a single spur off an existing socket & replaced cracked sockets etc; but that's my limit. We're renovating our house; our sparky has just finished the first fix electrics and I need to be able to speak to him about what he's done/doing and have some inkling of what and why and how dodgy the things are I'm asking him to do.
Yours
R
ps I've got to say that the info here and on other trade/expert sites is of a much higher standard than sites aimed at customers and DIYers. Although they do have sparkies contributing you don't half have to trawl through a lot of rubbish to get to a sensible answer. I appreciate that sometimes there are a range of correct answers but some of the replies! even I know can't be correct. Also sometimes the answer is not one you want to hear.
Just a customer who wants to be a little more knowlegable about electrics. I stick to wiring plugs, changing fuses and resetting the MCB's when they trip. Although in the past I have installed a single spur off an existing socket & replaced cracked sockets etc; but that's my limit. We're renovating our house; our sparky has just finished the first fix electrics and I need to be able to speak to him about what he's done/doing and have some inkling of what and why and how dodgy the things are I'm asking him to do.
Yours
R
ps I've got to say that the info here and on other trade/expert sites is of a much higher standard than sites aimed at customers and DIYers. Although they do have sparkies contributing you don't half have to trawl through a lot of rubbish to get to a sensible answer. I appreciate that sometimes there are a range of correct answers but some of the replies! even I know can't be correct. Also sometimes the answer is not one you want to hear.
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mtwelec14
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Hi I'm marcm, mainly a software engineer that dabbles a bit in hardware. I stumbled accross this forum from a search in google and it looks like a fantastic resource for all things electrical.
Its been added as a bookmark so I can keep updated. I will post on anything that I know about in the usual forum way of spead the knowledge.
Hope you help someone one day.
Cheers
Marc
Its been added as a bookmark so I can keep updated. I will post on anything that I know about in the usual forum way of spead the knowledge.
Hope you help someone one day.
Cheers
Marc
Cockney Nick
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Hi Folks,
My name is Nick, took the qualification due to being made redundant for the first time in my career as a toolmaker, way back at the turn of the century (this one NOT the last one).
Qualified earlier this year (2010) and have only done small jobs, BUT have been working with those who do the job 24/7, its like serving an apprenticeship, but worth getting the experience that can't be taught in college.
My name is Nick, took the qualification due to being made redundant for the first time in my career as a toolmaker, way back at the turn of the century (this one NOT the last one).
Qualified earlier this year (2010) and have only done small jobs, BUT have been working with those who do the job 24/7, its like serving an apprenticeship, but worth getting the experience that can't be taught in college.
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