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holmslaw
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Hello
I'm looking at buying a house that will need re-wiring. Despite the fact I'm a Chartered Engineer with a degree in Electrical Engineering I read that I'm supposed to have part p certification to reqwire it myself.
How much does it cost to take the exam?
Thanks for any advice.
To get a 2-2 degree (which while not great is still considered acceptable in many places) you only need to get arround 50% or higher overall mark. If you are good at mathematical methods and good at cramming it is sadly possible to do much better than that without ever really getting a strong grasp of the fundamentals.Degree - my a**e.
That gentleman is a figment of my imagination.I think he meant the gentleman in the video.
Why would he be asking me about the video?I think he meant the gentleman in the video.
More implying that you're in the video.Why would he be asking me about the video?
Dingbat, surely the vidoes are a little extreme, I would think that there can't be many sparks behaving like that from my experience from the forum.
That gentleman is a figment of my imagination.
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Book/1.1.htm
"A 230 V linear appliance used on a 240 V supply will take 4.3% more current and will consume almost 9% more energy"
That's not right. Power = Volts * Current, reduce the voltage, Current goes up but power stays the same.
Not sure I trust that site![/i]
It's right for a resistive appliance.
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