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Morning everyone, Anyone used one of these ? does it avoid problems with nicking the insulation when trying to get the sheath off using a knife ? Thanks, David

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Aragorn, common (usual ?) to fit all-speed governer on agricultural & industrial engines, which operate as I described. I think what you describe is for road going vehicles. In this day of electronic controls, all speed & torque regulation is done in software. It's more than a PID controller...

Afternoon everyone, I took various people's advice and forked out for a Megger 1552 (used from ebay). Just got it, seems intact and does what it says on the tin, but is out of calibration. Any advice on where to go for calibration, and what I should expect to pay ? Thanks, David

The "throttle" on a diesel engine (hand or foot operated) is a device that sets the engine speed to which the governor (incorporated in the Fuel Injection Pump (FIP)) will attempt to control. So, if you use the hand throttle to set the engine to 1500rpm with the genny off load, then when you...

I remember reading something from MK that said that a twin SO is rated to to a total of 13A, and quoting some tests that showed damage when running at 18A. I think I read it here; I've done a search but drawn a blank. Any one else remember this or am I hallucinating ? TLC do a Telco one...

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Hallo everyone, TLC are knocking these out for £310 http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/TMVR2230.html Seems to do everything you need, except RCD ramp test. Anybody got any experience ? Thanks, David

Morning Rob (if I may call you that), Is this what you do in your spare time ? :lol: http://www.rfelectricalcourses.co.uk/

Thanks flameport, that's three people whose opinion I respect in agreement, so that's the way forward.

Thanks. I'll get back in my box now...

Coljack, Sorry, didn't get your drift. Is the two contacter concept what you were proposing ? Componded by my bad typing and an attempt at humour...what i meant say was "I don't want to go back in the box". IIRC it was catch phrase of a ventriloquist act when I was a kid. If you remeber...

Just a couple of thoughts from a customer viewpoint: 1. If I'm looking for a tradesman, I want one that's local, and I won't call 08xx or 03xx numbers cos you don't know where they are, and it implies a biggish company 2. I look at a card or advert or van to see what the STD code is to...

Morning everyone, @ Coljack: but I don't to go back in the box... @ BAS: I blew up the picture on Hagers website, and on closer inspection, this is the two pole contactor SF263. I guess the 4 pole version SF463 is actually 8 modules wide, but there's no picture @ RF: My idea was this...