Old BS7671 Books

uksparks · Aug 30, 2015

Hi,

I have just purchased a 16th Edition and a 15th Edition BS7671 book both in excellent condition.

I am looking for a 14th and 13th edition if anyone has one they don't want.

No particular reason that I want them other than to look in and to have sitting on the shelf as it would be a nice touch.

Deleted member 26818 · Aug 30, 2015

Biggest problem with older editions is: Which amendment?

Midwest · Aug 30, 2015

Got my 15th Edition college training manual, with personal notes in the columns. You can have for 100,000 quids!

Kamikaze · Aug 30, 2015

No electrical literature collection…cough…cough…I mean research material is complete without “An Illustrated Explanation of Earthed Equipotential Bonding” and “An Illustrated Explanation of Automatic Disconnection of Supply” by D.W. Cockburn.:jester:

Simonslimline · Aug 30, 2015

uksparks said:
Hi,

I have just purchased a 16th Edition and a 15th Edition BS7671 book both in excellent condition.

I am looking for a 14th and 13th edition if anyone has one they don't want.

No particular reason that I want them other than to look in and to have sitting on the shelf as it would be a nice touch.

What colour is the 15th mate?

uksparks · Aug 30, 2015

It's a hardback blue 15th, the last print of it from what I can tell so includes the amendments.

it was more just to have a nice set of regs books on the shelf, I'm not too fussed about then being the latest of each.

uksparks · Aug 30, 2015

Kamikaze said:
No electrical literature collection…cough…cough…I mean research material is complete without “An Illustrated Explanation of Earthed Equipotential Bonding” and “An Illustrated Explanation of Automatic Disconnection of Supply” by D.W. Cockburn.:jester:

ive got quite a few books, probably nothing like yours though

YoungScud · Aug 31, 2015

Kamikaze said:
No electrical literature collection…cough…cough…I mean research material is complete without “An Illustrated Explanation of Earthed Equipotential Bonding” and “An Illustrated Explanation of Automatic Disconnection of Supply” by D.W. Cockburn.:jester:

Both available on Amazon, but the first one got some really terrible reviews.

An Illustrated Explanation of Earthed Equipotential Bonding: Amazon.co.uk: D. W. Cockburn: 9781449041618: Books

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb...lanation+of+Automatic+Disconnection+of+Supply

YoungScud · Aug 31, 2015

In fact....

http://www.electriciansforums.co.uk...ead-book-illustrated-explanation-earthed.html

Simonslimline · Aug 31, 2015

YoungScud said:
Both available on Amazon, but the first one got some really terrible reviews.

An Illustrated Explanation of Earthed Equipotential Bonding: Amazon.co.uk: D. W. Cockburn: 9781449041618: Books

Amazon.co.uk: An Illustrated Explanation of Automatic Disconnection of Supply

It was said as a joke. Mr Cockburn is somewhat deluded with his ideas on electrical theory.

Kamikaze · Aug 31, 2015

Go on YoungScud, treat yourself!:wink_smile:

uksparks said:
ive got quite a few books, probably nothing like yours though

“The Pros and Cons of Magic Mushrooms” is a must read.:biggrin:

JD6400 · Aug 31, 2015

At our last farm , the old pig paddock next to the house used to be full of them each year .
One of the old boys out of the village used to fancy his self as a bit of a dealer , and come and get loads . I reckon he mostly kept them for his self , the trouble was the paddock was the size of a proper football pitch and it was normally well covered in them !
He has been in and out of the nut house many times and I would say that the shrooms had a lot to do with it , along with what used to grow in the maize fields as well !:sifone:

Kamikaze · Aug 31, 2015

It is worth mentioning that my comments were made in jest and that no one should ruin their lives by taking them too seriously. On a more serious note, I’m sure there was a copy of the 1[SUP]st[/SUP] edition of the regs kicking about on the forum, but as per usual I can’t find it now.