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Looks like you support each other and it seems like it works well. And IDK about you, but I find doing stuff, especially with someone, takes my mind off stuff.

Boozie? She can help you sniff out your fine wines!

Don't be utterly ridiculous. You sound like a dictator. The thing about democracy is that you have the freedom to vote. Or not to vote.

Back to reading this book... If you have a DC supply and sockets above 2A, they must have switches, but if AC, sockets don't need switches. Also, if a socket may be misused by a child, it must be the type where the contact tubes cannot remain live after, or alternatively, are automatically...

Which Ed. is being referred to?

Cheers!

I have been reliably informed that 60 is the new 30, so I will act accordingly from now on! Mottie, re bottoms up, so far I've had two poo checks for bowel cancer and countless DREs....one even on my birthday in 2018, although it wasn't much of a birthday present!!

I was awake at 4.30 this morning, but I quickly went back to sleep in case I got caught in a glitch in the matrix...thankfully when I woke up later, I wasn't lying in a cot in hospital...

4.30 in the morning. And happy birthday to you too! Big 6-0, eh? Where the heck did it all go?!

17th Edition. Has assimilated everything essentially mentioned in the previously quoted regulations into 537.

In the 16th. 476-03-04 Every fixed or stationary appliance which may give rise to a hazard in normal use and is connected to the supply other than by means of a plug and socket-outlet complying with Regulation 537-05-01 shall be provided with a means of interrupting the supply on load. The...

Found the reg in the 15th. 476-17 Every appliance or luminaire connected to the supply other than by means of a plug and socket outlet complying with Regulation 537-18, shall be provided with a means of interrupting the supply on load. The means of interruption shall be separate from the...

OK, if the appliance has heating elements that can be touched (like the old open element wall-mounted fires), or an appliance fed by more than one phase, the switch has to break all the circuit conductors, ie live(s) and neutral. Anyway, I'm off to dig out my copy of the 15th, 1981 to see if...

An appliance or lighting fitting. So could include a neutral.

I have been changing the whole house over to MK as we renovate, decorate and improve. Virtually the whole house is done now apart from a few in the kitchen and the garage. Started 10 years ago. No problems so far.

Harper's Law was introduced afterwards, but of course it does not affect his own case.

Not noticed any insults up to the point of your post.

Russ Andrews. Where do I start? OK, why not here? Get yourself one of their 2m kettle lead mains leads. A mere snip at £255.00 Then upgrade it. Add super clamp, a "spike-protecting component" that will improve clarity (they don't mention anything about protecting the equipment) for £14...

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I'm looking for a modern take on a cassette player too. But I can't find any decent reviews or any decent kit in my price range (around 230).