POSTING PHOTOS AND OTHER IMAGES

[ban-all-sheds]

You cannot include photos etc directly in your posts, but you can get an in-line image to appear by putting it on a website, putting the URL of it in your message between [ img ] [ /img ] (but without the spaces).

If you don't have your own webspace to use, or you don't want to use it, there are loads of free image-hosting websites on the internet - just go to one, upload the image, copy the URL, paste it into your post here, highlight it and click the Img button.

The hosting site I use is http://imagehost.darkernet.co.uk , but there are lots of others.

 

[securespark]

So when can we expect to see pictures of your jelly baby collection, dating back to the 30's?

 

[kai]

Here's my 10.0. sq.mm. earth bond to my immersion heater vent pipe.

Here's my Wylex Consumer Unit - Spot the modifications???

And the Good Earth Bonding to my Hot Water Cylinder...

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Very good.

Fortunately those pics don't belong here, so when the moderators delete this topic, (me having put the instructions where I should have in the first place

), hopefully you'll not be upset....

 

[securespark]

Actually kai, I'm a bit concerned: your pipes don't seem to have been rubbed down prior to the fitting of the clamps, and I'm not sure either about the nylon ties wrapped around the pipes.

 

[mrcrow]

and you can down size and correct them with this small but pretty effective pic programme

then they dont take up so much space on the forum.

irfanview

 

[kai]

Actually kai, I'm a bit concerned: your pipes don't seem to have been rubbed down prior to the fitting of the clamps, and I'm not sure either about the nylon ties wrapped around the pipes.

No - the lightings a bit low here, but pipes were rubbed down with steel wool before connection (wrap parcel tape either side of the connection to keep the roughened area to the width of the earth clamp - looks neater).

Ties are of the CE marked High temperature type rated to 100 degrees centigrade on the label.

 

[securespark]

When I strapped earth cables to a copper pipe, the NIC inspector failed it, saying that the cables need a means of support independent of the pipework.