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MySparky. Hmmm. It couldn't be, could it? Now he's been effectively shoved off the IET boards. It not David Cockburn, is it?

I love the way it looks as if Mr Cockburn has been in there and bonded the coat rack... :lol:

Cockburn all you are doing is confirming that you are an idiot. What would it take for you to just to go away?

22 pages, maybe Mr Cockburn can write a book on HIEarthing and see how many pages that goes to :lol:

FFS You are David Cockburn and I claim my £5.

Read the regs.

Are you David Cockburn?

Yes, until Mr Cockburn actually lives in the same time frame as the rest of us then he won't get it! I wonder when he will get back to us on the weegie board? :twisted:

:D

I suppose that it could be possible that David Cockburn is the only one of us who is "in step", the rest of us are "out of step" including the IET

No he's still here. Calls himself bernardgreen now.

It is pointless arguing with Cockburn but the way this thread is going several of you are in danger of ending up agreeing with him. Bonding is not applied to ensure operation of the CPD.

Do you believe this is the same D. Cockburn who wrote the book BAS? I'm still of the opinion that it is another forum member on a wind up mission.

That is unfair. I have not read Mr Cockburn's book. My views may not agree with the standards that BS7671 set as the minimum to be achieved. But my views are based on 40 years experience and almost as many years of working in "What If" mode and analysis of faults accidents.

He's the gaffer, the big cheese, the main man. :shock:

If you want it to be. Or it could be the code for "waiting for a explanation of how 30mA can flow through an insulator".

Clearly this thread will now degenerate into a useless squabble between people who bothered to look inside a copy of BS7671, and those who read Mr Cockburn's book instead.

You will wake up the sleeping "cockburn" :P

That's the pre-cockburn period, a simpler, primordial period where ELCBs roamed mostly in the pastures of the TT highlands.