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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    Ok, that'll be interesting, perhaps 1.5 £M GBP, and I'd guess that your Comprehensive cover is 5 x this amount (£100/m) .. but I'd really like to know...., it would be interesting to know "what it really costs" in the UK http://www.browse.to.it/dl.jpg
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    I'd go for £1M... Directline in the Uk are quite good, about 15 -25 £ GBP / month (do I need to insure that the electrons flow, or do not flow.. or what..??!!)
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    yep, on EST at the mo... (eastern time) no "melt downs" yet...
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    it's definitely switching the phase (live) - just checked (on the "problem" upstairs hall light)
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    not sure, I'll think about that one, will use the "correct" neutral to check the "lights down" issue/trip...
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    MCB off, no 12V lights etc.. smoke alarms run off 9V batteries fans ... will check - yes there is one in the lighting circuit, I'll disconnect and re-check - borrowed neutrals, - another issue
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    might be.. check tomorrow, only take 20 mins...
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    600 watts (on no load) - lighting circuit

    An "interesting" one today... lighting circuit, everything turned off, (on all circuits and disconnected) but 85 Ohms L to N resistance, (thats 600 Watts), tested again with power on and verified by LED "blicks" on meter... thats the entire lighting circuit "on" - but NOT What can the "load"...
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    Borrowed neutral ?

    This is a strange one, but may have a simple answer.. upstairs light radial is from a RCD, 18ms at I downstairs light radial is via a rcbo, 28ms at I upstairs hall landing is switched by two switches, (live) connected to down radial, neutral from ? if a load (bulb) is turned on (or a megger...
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    Departurtes

    Correct! 10/10 I didn't specify at what temperature, so above the melting (transisition) point it will :)
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    Departurtes

    yea, those vids (of WD-40) are awesome, bit more than butane/propane/alchohol flaming, and quite a different result, the latter burns much nearer to the can and it appears that WD-40 (probably because a liquid - but still propelled out under pressure) burns up much further and higher, "don't try...
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    Departurtes

    If one didn't really know what you meant then that could be taken as some kind of complement... ;-) PS, regards your signature, have you actually tried it with WD-40 ? or is it "I think that it'll behave/react like that?" - or have you seen/tried it with say perhaps an alchohol/butane type...
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    Departurtes

    never heard (about this term - troll), but wiki states/details it, I'm not.... actually wiki is incorrect ie "For example, a veteran of the group might make a post on the common misconception that glass flows over time." cite http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll glass actually...
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    Departurtes

    Ok, points noted - and there are a lot of them a) I do care, life is not cheap - and occurs once.... b) I don't have (to my knowledge) a terminal disease ( but life is terminal) and if I actually did, then my Insurance Company would "pay out" £xxx,000 compensation on the policy(s) that I...
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