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Bradder5 I am so glad that you have got common sense and saved yourself £200 in the process. You will get used to the guys on here giving advice like that, its sort of a broken record thing, im convinced half of them are building inspectors.

I give up, it must be the part of the country that i live in. Next time i wanna add a socket i will make sure i have a spare £300 or so knocking about. I havent got a problem with this guy paying out if he wants to, if you look at my reply my grievance is the people he wants to pay it to...

I know what your saying but the world is full of "what ifs" If its just a shower circuit use a certified contractor, at least then the suit in the middle wont get their pound of. RF Lighting In other words would you advise this man to pay an extra £200 for the shower?

Listen mate, just get the shower installed and dont get BC involved. Honestly, i just dont know what you people are taking sometimes.

fellas, I am interested in buying this car advertised, it is advertised as Cat D, i did not know what that meant, the lady told me it was in an accident about 5 years ago.. Can anybody tell me if this is a problem with the car, as it is advertised for a bit less than it should be...

or as my old 2360 teacher used to say "you can teach any monkey to run up a ladder with a piece of cable"

fellas, I know nobody has the march paper at hand, but does anybody know, or who has taken the test what the scenario is on the 2nd part??

so plugwash, as an example: I get 0.15ohms off my phase 0.25ohms off my cpc always divide ring by 4 so in my R1+R2 box the answer will be 0.10ohms?

Just a quick question Why do we have to divide the end figure by 4?

On insulation resistance testing i have noticed most of my various books i have make reference to just testing the insulation as a whole, how would you transfer this over to the schedules though? as they have specific boxes for each individual circuits value?

Well i have just finished doing a PIR of my house, its only 5 years old so circuits are in good nick. I did most of the circuits by the book and i pretty much got the figures that were anticipated. Just a few of questions before i go downstairs and crack a bottle or 8 open. 1) All you...

Spark123, once again thanks mate

In the OSG and the brown Amicus book there is different values regarding max Zs. Example, rating 32amp in OSG its 1.2, in Amicus 1.5, another example, rating 6amp, in OSG its 8, in Amicus its 6.4 ???anybody

Spark123 thanks for that info, got gn3 in front of me now and adam

A reply to myself, lol...think i found the info page 55 amicus brown book, it reckons 16.5kA to 33kA, what i need to know now is, what figure would you put in the PIR report form, soz to bore you fellas im filling in a niceic sample pir

Hello all, a bs 1361 fuse 100amps has a short circuit capacity of? and were is this info available please? I know mcbs are 6ka and rewirables are between 1ka and 4ka

A normal healthy ring circuit, if i do an insulation resistance measurement on this circuit what figures am i likely to come up with? PS i am familiar with minimum figures in table 10.1 of OSG

Hello All, My dad has just bought a dvd recorder to go with his digital freeviw tv. Problem is i cant seem to tune it into the digital part oif the tv, the analogue side tuned no problem, any ideas??? PS i forgot to mention, the freeview digital is built into the tv

Talking about qualifications, in the electrical installation/inspection world, does a hnc in electrical/electronic engineering count for anything? I havent got one, but been looking at the local college website and im still in 2 minds?

Bryan, If your selling the house, how come you have to stump up for the inspection?