low gas inlet pressure? is this a major problem???

[Dan Robinson]

The voltage won't rise above the supply voltage of course, but a thicker cable will allow more current to flow without as much voltage drop. Think about it thickie

He's only used to Bell wire .

 

[Biggles..]

Alec...tell em how if fit wearer compensation it won't matter as these rules and manufacturers bumf don't matter in your world as a RGI

Joe your just as stupid as Alec.

 

[joe-90]

If you get a length electric cable and put 240 volts down it and then make half of it a double thickness, do you really think the voltage (pressure) will rise? It can carry more current (volume). Gas pipes follow the same laws of physics. They are universal laws.

The voltage won't rise above the supply voltage of course, but a thicker cable will allow more current to flow without as much voltage drop. Think about it thickie

I posted before I saw this you charming little womble.

If you increased half a cable by the eqivalent to 22mm - 28mm gas pipe, the voltage drop would be hard to measure as it would be so small. Bit like your brain eh dude?

 

[joe-90]

Alec...tell em how if fit wearer compensation it won't matter as these rules and manufacturers bumf don't matter in your world as a RGI

Joe your just as stupid as Alec.

At least I write 'proper' grammar.

 

[Razor900]

Joe your just as stupid as Alec.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Falling back to the spelling and grammar defence are we?

 

[joe-90]

My mate D-Hailsham will sort you out.

 

[joe-90]

Falling back to the spelling and grammar defence are we?

No. He's not worthy of any technical comment

 

[Iddy]

But we're talking about gas supplied at 20mb not electricity at 240v. You can only use an analogy between the two so far...

Go and give advice on something you understand for a change

 

[ecowarrior]

If you get a length electric cable and put 240 volts down it and then make half of it a double thickness, do you really think the voltage (pressure) will rise? It can carry more current (volume). Gas pipes follow the same laws of physics. They are universal laws.

Have u any idea how foolish this makes you look?

 

[Biggles..]

Who's not worthy? Stick to fitting door bells!

Bet your good with bell ends?

 

[Dan Robinson]

Joe

Please go away, I don't think my sides can take much more laughter.

 

[joe-90]

If you get a length electric cable and put 240 volts down it and then make half of it a double thickness, do you really think the voltage (pressure) will rise? It can carry more current (volume). Gas pipes follow the same laws of physics. They are universal laws.

Have u any idea how foolish this makes you look?

If you don't understand science - then do please be quiet.

 

[Dan Robinson]

If you get a length electric cable and put 240 volts down it and then make half of it a double thickness, do you really think the voltage (pressure) will rise? It can carry more current (volume). Gas pipes follow the same laws of physics. They are universal laws.

Have u any idea how foolish this makes you look?

Steady on Kim - he might have to teach you a thing or two about electrics .

 

[Iddy]

It's funny how seldom D-Hailsham comes to your defense joe, he's probably doing this as well