I sincerely hope it is, as this forum is no place for someone who wants DIY electrics outlawed, and in addition if you are so stupid that you think it would be a good idea then you're not likely to be able to cope with giving good advice anyway.
Fine - you've done that, now **** off.
I know this is an old chestnut, buy why 230V?
And what was the stated voltage at the rated load for these two appliances?
Let's take the view, for a moment, that this contribution isn't abusive, or bullying, or pathetic, or childish.
Which one of the rules places succintness above all other criteria?
So how do we know that the ratings aren't at 220V? Or 110V?
So is it alright for anyone to tell anyone else to **** off, as long as it's done succinctly?
That was before our new troll was so concerned for our safety he was compelled to sign up, and in one necro-post berate all DIYers on this forum, and by association all the experienced pros who also post on here.
OK - let's do that (not that it matters, for two reasons, one of which being the person at whom it was directed).
It was as helpful and friendly etc as I meant it to be to that tw@.
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