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You should stop associating with plasterers and plumbers then
--Imaginary Results--
My friend does not believe his Fluke when it says ...
Trip time = 0mS
a) (An expensive RCD that does not obey laws of Physics !)
b) ... Grabbing figures from a limited list ... For consistency
(Finger problems -as per OP's-friend)
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