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    LCD versus Plasma?

    Have a look here VV! :) http://www.panasonic.co.uk/technology/plasma-or-lcd.html I think they know what they are talking about ;)
    Post by: markysparky, Dec 28, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Commercial Work

    :(
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Commercial Work

    http://www.iee.org/Publish/WireRegs/Forms2004.pdf
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Commercial Work

    thanks Marky, any chance of a link? Here you go matey :) thanks Marky, any chance of a link?
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Commercial Work

    Just use the IEE certs of their website. As long as they are 7671 certs then you are fine. You just can't use any of the trade assoc certs...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Concentration test

    Right lads, let's see who can get it first time! I couldn't ;) http://www.gjk2.com/test/test.swf
    Thread by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006, 4 replies, in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Newbies! :O

    > I'm famous by the way, do a GOOGLE for sinewave and see what comes up! B-) Just done a google search for markysparky! :O...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    energy saving

    Has anyone ever seen the energy saving bulbholders which are always in new builds? The ones with the 3 offset pins which can only take the EE...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    energy saving

    > You could buy low wattage downlights, just as much light only 11 watts Have a look at <u>page 11</u> of this link...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Dimmer switch w/extractor fan in bathroom

    Dimmer switches work by reducing the voltage to the lights to dim them. LV fans normally need no less than 220volts to be able to function....
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 25, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Dimmer switch w/extractor fan in bathroom

    If you insist on having a dimmer switch you will have to wire the fan independant of the light with either another light switch or pullcord. If...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 25, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    tt system type s rcd

    It really can vary on the ground itself. Clay, sand, granite. Last 2 I done I got around 11 for one on the 1st attempt. Another I spent half...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 25, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    tt system type s rcd

    It can vary depending on what make you get. But all S types should trip out no less than 300ms to allow discrimination between the 30ma RCD and...
    Post by: markysparky, Nov 25, 2006 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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