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The plan was to just use it for side jobs and continue working as i am.

Im 21 and qualified last year, since leaving my company ive been subcontracting trying to gain more experience but ive found chasing money of firms alot off hassle, especially when mortgage and bills are due and promised payments fail to appear. Basically im thinking about joining a goverment...

The fused switches are to fuse down your appliances they are part of the ringmain with a single leg spurring off to each socket, to do away with them you just swap them for double sockets but then you would have to remove the spurred sockets, why dont you just use them?

Being in control of the distribution of A4 paper for the photocopier? [Edit]: Also forgot to mention, maybe he just likes to pretend, you know cosy night in playing dressup and spreading knowledge far and wide on forums.

Character building, im sure BAS can handle it.

I cant begin to think what his life must be like, lonely nights in with a copy of the 17th edition regs and a box of kleenex? or for pure nostalgia maybe sometimes he breaks out the 14th edition regs.

you wish you looked that swarve mate! So bas has all that knowledge of being able to cross reference the regs and no practical or real life situation experience?

Ive used tri rated tails before on a 3 phase Db, its like a flex type cable.

There will be a cpc as its more than likely going to be fed in twin and then flexed out to the tank.the bond theyve obviously took from the fcu from what the guys said maybe he hasnt had a proper look.Also if everything is rcd protected he can do away with the sup bond, no?

its just a bond im guessing if its tagged to your pipe? although i dont know why if your mains water is bonded from the consumer unit and cross bonded under sink ect if not its just earthing the tank. Just run a peice of 2.5mm twin and earth into a new box from the incoming side of the fcu...

just spur off next to it and fit another single box at the side, its litterally a 2 min job.

I suppose so you`d have to change the fuse in the plug top though to an appropriate size.Is the fcu surface mounted? if so just swap it for a double box and connect the twin and earth into a double socket. Do you still use the immersion?

Also if your going to use the fcu and the pump is rated at 3 amp you will need to check the fuse inside the fcu and downrate to appropriate size.

Testers! turn your mcb`s off one at a time, it will more than likely be on a 16a supply on its own though most immersion heaters are.if not it could be on the house ring.

What is the pump rated at? the spur will most likely be on its own 16a supply could you just not put the pump into the spur?

Thats what i was thinking he could mean the footprint grips ive seen some people use maybe? Anyway, whats wrong with a hammer and your big flat knocking driver 8)

Ah, i see your point..

Like col said if you start as a mate you will have to do all the dogs work but it will gain you valuable experience.Its all worth it in the end when you get them papers and the money starts coming in. When i first started all my mates were on min wage and still pulling hundred quid a week more...

Night courses exist but then you will get no practical experience,but as you said you cant afford to train on an apprentice wage, its lose lose pal :cry: [/b]