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RS do a contactor thats mechanically interlocked and already has the wire 'cross' ready for reverse. you just need to add a supply to pull the contactor in

earth to earth terminal or choc block for future, (make sure its sleaved). red to com, black to L1. of course, chances are you would have known this if you looked at previous switch

i got 6... but then i have done it before. sure 5 first time tho

just too addicted to that delete button

you should be able to jump start ANY car. simply because instead of using your battery, your using another vehicles battery. easy way around the surge problem would be to make sure both engines are off and use thick leads. now if that does damage, then your car musnt need a battery to start....

only thing i would be concerned about if the heat in summer. roofs, especially darker colours can get very hot

i know some modems and some phones are fussy, but we currently have 3 lines in my house. 2 are wired 1 way and the 3rd is different. and most jobs (sometimes test just outta curiosity for how its wired) all seem around 50/50. this is from both BT and telewest. and ive only ever had 1 person...

if its the main line in you only need 2 cores. ususally both of the same colour. connect these to A and B or 1 and 2 (if only marked 1 or 2), or 2 and 5. doesnt really matter which way round. hopefully by damage to the end cores youll be able to tell which pair have been ripped from the terminals

have only used them a few times. seem to be more reliable and faster loading than the standard cable boxes

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sorry but you cant have a 'pint' anymore. you have to ask for a '566ml'

ever eondered where all the money for compnsation claims comes from?!

more he gets told the more likely he is to go get a much better system

you should get a wired system. much more reliable

i know texecom R8 can have a fire alarm to a zone (but volt free NC). never used it myself yet

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i put them with the lights. if they were seperate and the breaker trips, it might be months before you notice and restore mains power, but if its on the lights then it gets reconnected to the mains pretty damn quick

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what he really means is its easier for him to tell 6 companies they have to tell the 27 million people what to do because he cant do it himself

anyone know where i can get f type crimp connectors for RG6? (and standard TV type aswell). have ordered some from CPC before that are suposed to be for RG6. the inside metal is the right size (the part that goes between the braid and the inside part) but the outside metal ring is far too big...