Not a problem with lollipops
It would allow someone else to instantly turn it off
Kitchen electrics - illuminated switches question
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Not a problem with lollipops
It would allow someone else to instantly turn it off
So, no point in an inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster.
Just by the way, why illuminated switches? Personally I only like illuminated for things that I don't normally leave switched on all the time. So for example in our kitchen the immersion switch is illuminated, the isolator switches for central heating, dishwasher and water supply are not. And it bugs me a bit that the cooker switch is illuminated.
It was I.
You wouldn't tell John what you meant, so, perhaps you would tell me what relevance the circuit design has -
OR
what you think a lollipop is in this context.
Can you really?
As I see it, you don't understand simple working circuits.
When you have demonstrated your lack of understanding and been asked to clarify your comment there is no reply, lets see what happens this time.
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Apparently that's because his mother had him tested...
Stop digging.
And his cryptic nonsense that will one day kill someone.
Do you not even know what that means?
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