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To overcome all these issues, couldn't you just put in a flexible conduit with pull-strings, so the correct wires can be pulled in when you are sure what they are?

I was rather surprised to learn last week that the french call such a word a possessive adjective (I 've always thought of it as a possessive pronoun - but when you think about it that is illogical).

Cobblers. And I suppose you claim that his should be hi's? There is no difference

I once wrote a program that converted any text file, in any world language, into a Gameboy cartridge book reader. During the development research I got fed up with seeing I18n, and yes, it is of course a major exception. You just reminded me with 'such as " Int'l " for "International".'

One exception is I18n for 'Internationalisation'.

All of these, and similar monstrosities are available in USA diy stores. I have some shocking photos somewhere on my phone.

"bednim was last seen: 5 Nov 201"

I think that people who encourage others to take legal action should first describe their own experiences in the field and what degree of success they had in each case and what the cost in money and time turned out to be.

I think the internet is full of dubious stories saying that most wind turbines have built in diesel generators so they can continue to make money even when the wind is not blowing. I believe the origin of this lie is that there are some wind turbines used by off-grid communities that do indeed...

Obviously ownership of the fence is a crucial factor. Having said that, that wiring looks very vulnerable to accidental damage.

As long as there is no plastic involved in the remote.

As has been mentioned many times before, a 30mA RCD is designed to a specification which says it must trip somewhere between 15mA and 30mA.

Unless the wire from house to garage is not surface run, and not of a suitable type.

I think you should expect whatever it turns out to measure. The chances of a new one being broken are extremely low.

Yuck!

Well, some people will find fault with anything anyone else says or does. It so happens we wanted the freedom to plug in floor-standing lamps at flexible locations around the room, and use a single light switch to turn them all on at once when entering the room. We have not had cause to regret it.

Untitled by BS3036 posted 5 Jun 2009 at 9:12 PM

You presumably meant the last phrase. I think I found the requirement a few days ago, but I have a migraine at the moment and can't go searching. I could of course be wrong, but I have to say that logically it's the minimum requirement to do this (or using you method which is equally satisfactory).

"Require"" (it was a typo). What you say is not relevant. A socket on a lighting circuit is permitted, if it makes design sense to do that, provided it is labeled.

The regulations required such sockets to be labeled. If you ignore the label you deserve what you get.