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and no tags on the switched lives, no sleeving on the cpc

Is that a clamp I see under the meter going onto the sheath of the supply cable?

nope, just combi being installed by gas safe installer, rest is usual bathroom, kitchen etc, toilet waste also being done by same gas safe guy as he can sign that off

What's the situation regarding signing off the plumbing in a new build? every plumber I speak to comes up with a different reply

final update, found it was a conflict between Zone alarm and AVG, took a while to get ALL of Zone alarms files off, but thanks for the advice anyway

I noticed that, like everyone says, draw up exactly what you want, get a few sparks to come in and quote, may be worth listening carefully to any advice they give and hone your requirements, you will probably find everyone will have different ideas as to how your job can be done, difficault to...

where abouts is the job, we do both plumbing and electrics

chief chair tester

gripfill will work, so will Sikaflex, a lot of boatbuilders use these

could have a borrowed neutral somewhere, but this would've shown up during the testing of course, so it can't be that can it!! :wink:

sounds like the part of the gearbox assembly which produces the hammer action has failed, makita parts are quite cheap, might be worth gettin fixed

find the specific regulation numbers which apply and have been broken, then write to BG, even without regulations, logic would suggest this is wrong

want to build some oak doors, does anyone know of a decent supplier, ideally in the North West of England?

I only use 22mm plastic in lofts or under floors where I can get plenty of clips on, then drop to 15 or 10 for drops, and use copper for any visible pipework

spyware picked up a couple of things, got rid of them, AV didn't find anything, running service pack 3, winsox didn't do anything either

ok folks, can of worms opening time, just took my laptop round to someone elses place & tried it there, timed out as normal on different ISP & connection, does that point towards a bug on the laptop as opposed to the connection?

seems to be higher after timing out

seems to be running at between 1 and 5% packet loss

just trying to understand the logic, running pingplotter now, see how it goes, thanks for the help so far, keep ypu posted

but if it was a connection problem, would I still be able to work with e-mail?, cos outlook still works fine after the browser times out