As you are aware, it wasn't me who raised the issue. However, now that you have questioned, and on reflection, the question of whether or not it was an intermediate switch was actually a red herring. As you imply, it wouldn't have mattered if it had been an intermediate switch, wired as per photos!
It still is - are you standing on your head?I can't believe the picture has posted USD! When I uploaded it, it was the right way up....
[and, BTW, what I was referring to in my last post was the switches in the photos, not secure's diagram]
Kind Regards, John
Yep, it's always been the right way up on my screen - and still is!
You tell me
....That seems to rule out most of the possibilities I can think of!And no, I haven't emigrated, I am not standing on my bonce, my monitor is the right way up and (more's the pity) I have not imbibed any alcohol.
Quite so. It's obviously not easy for us to sort this out from afar, but I would think that any of 'us', armed with a meter, would be able to get to the bottom of the problem in a few minutes at most (if we dared to touch/disturb that VIR cable!) if we were on-site.
Right way here, too.
I think you're being unnecessarily kind. We've been told that he moved a few connections around at the switches, so he wasn't frightened of disturbing the VIR (maybe didn't even realise it was dodgy) - I'm afraid that it seems (at least to me) far more likely that he simply "didn't have a clue".
Quite so - but it sounds as if he not only accepted payment, but requested it!
That's because they've always been the right way up (as far as most of us were concerned)These pictures are messin' wi' my brain...they're the right way up now...
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