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Hello,

I was wondering what is the difference "in content" between the IET Electricians Guide to the Regs. and a Student's Guide?

I'd look it up myself but can not get a physical copy and I am not keen on forking out 20 GBP

Thanks guys!
 
I've been eyeing the Student version but I already the BBB and OSG, from what I've read it's not as intensive as the OSG and 'friendlier' with more graphics etc.
 
Matt said:
Hello,

I was wondering what is the difference "in content" between the IET Electricians Guide to the Regs. and a Student's Guide?

I'd look it up myself but can not get a physical copy and I am not keen on forking out 20 GBP

Thanks guys!
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student version has pictures and comes with Rizlas.:p:p:p
 
Matt said:
Hello,

I was wondering what is the difference "in content" between the IET Electricians Guide to the Regs. and a Student's Guide?

I'd look it up myself but can not get a physical copy and I am not keen on forking out 20 GBP

Thanks guys!
Click to expand...

I have the students guide and its very good indeed. Sometimes you read the BS7671 & you think what does that mean, yet the Students guide explains it in a much simpler version.
 
I've taken the liberty of snapping excerpts from the Student Guide, I've given an excerpt or 2 from each section so you can get an idea what's in the book, there's more pages than I have posted but I hope this helps those thinking of getting it.

@Trainees hope this helps you. Mods if this isn't allowed feel free to delete
 
Lister1987 said:
I've taken the liberty of snapping excerpts from the Student Guide, I've given an excerpt or 2 from each section so you can get an idea what's in the book, there's more pages than I have posted but I hope this helps those thinking of getting it.

@Trainees hope this helps you. Mods if this isn't allowed feel free to delete
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That is fantastic!
Thank you very much for that. I think a showcase like that will help anyone in deciding to buy it. Thanks again - way beyond the call of duty and much appreciated :).

Cheers,
 

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