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kingeri

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Arms

• Feb 28, 2017

• #2

Tut tut Pete, thought everyone knew that!!

 

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• Feb 28, 2017

• #3

It's just like with a hose pipe.
What I want to know, is what parallel aching is?
I've heard of achey breakey heart, is it achey breaky wire?

 

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streamer

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• Feb 28, 2017

• #4

Staples must be expensive!

 

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FatAlan

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• Feb 28, 2017

• #5

Thinking logically, resistance will only increase in that area if the CSA of the conductor is reduced as a result of the bend, kink or compression. Sounds like a good experiment that John Ward could do a video on.

 

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Deleted member 26818

• Feb 28, 2017

• #6

Don't forget, it's only 110V in the USA.
Much harder to get 110V to go round bends than 230V.

 

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Andy78

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Arms

• Feb 28, 2017

• #7

spinlondon said:

Don't forget, it's only 110V in the USA.
Much harder to get 110V to go round bends than 230V.

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Don't be silly. At 110V there are less volts in the same size cable so more room for them to move around.

 

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FatAlan

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• Feb 28, 2017

• #8

Must admit the amount of pulling and twisting of the cable around that staple wouldn't have done too much good.

 

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Wilko

• Mar 1, 2017

• #9

Are those fencing samples they've used?
Why not just nail the sucker right through the middle, you wouldn't have it slipping about like that ...

 

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Pete999

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• Mar 1, 2017

• #10

Wilko said:

Are those fencing samples they've used?
Why not just nail the sucker right through the middle, you wouldn't have it slipping about like that ...

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I know mate it doesn't make any sense, mind you nothing the American trades do does, I worked there from time to time, and often had to go away and shake my head and have a good laugh, most of the American Electrician I came across used to get all their stuff from their equivalent of B&Q "Home Depot" and you must know what our sheds are like.

 

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Wilko

• Mar 1, 2017

• #11

Oh dear, I had heard it was a bit Wild West. Mind you, after your mad Russians a while back, I saw a couple of local boys melting spanners etc on their living room floor the other day ... amazing it didn't end in tears.
BTW - auto spellcheck helped me (not) with turning staples into samples - oops.

 

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Resu

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• Mar 1, 2017

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Wilko said:

Oh dear, I had heard it was a bit Wild West. Mind you, after your mad Russians a while back, I saw a couple of local boys melting spanners etc on their living room floor the other day ... amazing it didn't end in tears.
BTW - auto spellcheck helped me (not) with turning staples into samples - oops.

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That wouldn't be Photonicinduction by any chance? I would worry about it if it was him, he's a very clever man, if a bit mental!

 

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