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Is your 'transformer' outputting DC or a non-sinusoidal waveform?

NO! Get a Baby Belling or similar mini oven that runs off a 13A plug and a microwave oven.

I agree. It was last calibrated on 16/1/2006.

Thanks!

No, but is it worth calibrating? There's some question about its measurement of Fault Loop Resistance without tripping RCDs having only a resolution of 1 Ohm. These are the specs http://www.cpu.com.tw/kh/i/m_pm/ht-combitest2019.pdf This old page says it meets the 16th Edition...

I know it's quite old but is it suitable for testing under the 17th edition?

That's called Percusive Maintenance :)

I was expecting it to say that I've thanked 'Ban all Sheds' :D

Don't forget to flag it as harmful!

Look at http://www.abaerials.co.uk/ and click on gallery. See how they hide the cables to the tv!

It's AC you require. That's what the ~ means.

Dichroic refers to the reflector. It's a coating that reflects visable light but lets the infra red (heat) through. This means that the light fitting will get hot.

Why not use remote control?

Deep joy! :lol:

Are you sure your CU can handle fuses of more than 30A?

Have you thought of these? http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Lighting/Exterior+Lighting/Solar+Sensor+Light+With+PIR/d220/sd2663/p35236

What about this socket.':shock:' The bottom edge of the socket is below the carpet! I can only use it, with an adapter, to charge my razor.

The oil is called Hellerine. http://www.rapidonline.com/productinfo.aspx?tier1=Cables+%26+Connectors&tier2=Cables&tier3=Sleeving&tier4=Hellerine+lubricant&moduleno=62477

Or fit solar powered PIR lights. http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Lighting/Exterior+Lighting/Solar+Sensor+Light+With+PIR/d220/sd2663/p35236

Presumably they were fitted to Granada Rentals TVs.