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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???.Eric, would you be kind enough to explain in a little more details exactly what you mean by those points? I want to be certain that I do... -
ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???.I never had or used a "Robin D-Lok" tester but I did hear that the concept usually worked but not always, the recommendation was not to...
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They are better than Type AC, but only of use in situations that do not have smooth DC. For most domestic properties they are good...
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ebee replied to the thread KITCHEN SOCKETS tripping RCD.Up until the 60s and 70s MK was one of two respected brand names and perhaps did deserve that. Since that time Electricians and some of...
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I've been saying MK are no better than the cheap brands for many years and very possibly decades. I did some work in a school for a new...
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ebee replied to the thread Ancient wiring problems..I once did soething similar (I feel I am repeating the story though, anyway read on) . Old Lady , appauling Electrics, Nephew was tasked...
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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???."should not use a three port valve with a type AC RCD I assume" I`ve not heard that suggested Eric nor had/heard of any problems with...
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ebee replied to the thread 100mm to 120 duct pipe..That is a good answer to consider if someone has, they can be handy things if you just happen to have one for hobby, home or business...
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I'm starting to wonder whether you have understood my questions and the thinking behind them ... ... the 'customer-side' can do nothing...
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ebee replied to the thread KITCHEN SOCKETS tripping RCD.MK logic was one for a very long time being SP switched sockets whereas rivals were DP switching until MK brought out Logic 2, that...
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In fairness I would suggest that it's very common for socket-outlets nowadays to be DP switching, although it was certainly much less...
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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???.Yes John that is exactly what I meant, not the running costs - again with plumbing/heating on long runs from boiler etc to have a pump...
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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???."a spring, wound up by a constantly powered, stalled clock type motor, to retain the valve open. Such a daft idea," I must admit that...
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ebee replied to the thread 80A PME Fuse.No John I do not think you are missing something but I do think some "rules" could be better made
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ebee replied to the thread Ancient wiring problems..Makes sense Eric (y)
