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Oh my goodness, This particular boss just phoned: "Sunray, Can you rember this job?" from 5 years ago He explained the requirement is to change the majority of the sockets to 110V. I forwarded this post to him and explained the position of isolators. Knowing it;s 7/0.044" I suggested changing...

Well for a start this site: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/Charts/VoltageDrop.html comes up with ths calculation for 4.5KW and 30m: Personaly I'd stick with the 4mm² as it'll cost a lot more to upgrade in the future when a larger cooking device is wanted. Personally I would have a...

Do you know where the other end of that cable is? Photo please.

Is your dishwasher on this consumer unit?

Personally I'd say the answer is it really should not be necessary.

The last time I read BS1363 was around 50 years ago while investigating the 'exception' of the used of non fused BS1363 plugs in specified environments. I'd remembered the specified dimension being related to the earth pin to prevent a plug being inserted as you have shown, rather the the L&N...

This time 2 years back I'd have jumped very quickly on the 100W's & yellows for an AmDram group but sadly it folded and all their homemade light fittings scrapped :cry:

Are radio codes still a thing?

early 90's was really only the Makita, the 7.2V where the battery pack slid inside the chunky handle IIRC it was the very first cordless power tool made - C mid/late 70's and I think they effectively stopped others for a while by patent) I only knew of B&D bringing one out at half the price...

Two? Ha. This weekend my grandson has had to make models for engineering A level course work. We had 2.5, 4, 6, 9 mm drills, 12mm flatbit, countersink & PZ2 driver plus pillar drill on the go.

I should hope so and personally I'd say they should all be calibrated, all of mine were up until ~2018 when I basically stopped working (Ha Ha whatever that means)

Agreed. Off the top of my head I think I recall 11 previous battery drills of which the B&Q was rubbish (sloppy bearings and plastic gears stripping) and the Homebase which I ran on a Gelcel (switch failed) all the rest simply required batteries and are probably all still lurking in working...

Picture of the back of the switch showing wiring please EDIT: Apologies forthe multiple posts, the site didn't appear to be working and ETAFs reply wasn't showing when I tried 3 times

Picture of the back of the switch showing wiring please

Picture of the back of the switch showing wiring please

I've managed a few over the years :cry: :ROFLMAO:

Of all the drills I've owned over the years I have no problem saying my corded Bosches (I have 3) have been by far the best, they are now 30 years old and I got the first and third in a Homebase end of line sale and the second in their summer sale. The pair of 18V cordles Bosches also from their...

You obviously haven't met the electricians I've had the pleasure to deal with :sneaky:

https://www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dck2060d2t-sfgb-18v-2-x-2-0ah-li-ion-xr-brushless-cordless-combi-drill-and-impact-driver-twin-pack/210hf I haven't looked too closely but I suspect the above set differes only in having 2 2AH batteries, If you're not in a rush that set was £99.99 in their...