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Hah wondered where that had gone may I have it back please? lol
To cook it for lunch you need to do more than just connect the tail to the live, you must connect another part of the body to something of a different potential. Pretty basic stuff I would have thought
Now we need to see the bottom half of the picture to assess the ratings of the breakers.
As it appears we have an 8 way board with 3 or 4 rfcs, 2 lights, a cooker and a shower with a little extra 'pilot' conductor or it is one of the rfcs.
I can't see a problem if we have a combination have 4 rfcs with radials. but I expect it is likely to be the cooker hob with the supply to the oven tucked in with it. IMO, I would put as many RCBOs into the largest DB I could find.
I would have now have a 12 way board with the possibility of adding another 4 circuits.
As it appears we have an 8 way board with 3 or 4 rfcs, 2 lights, a cooker and a shower with a little extra 'pilot' conductor or it is one of the rfcs.
I can't see a problem if we have a combination have 4 rfcs with radials. but I expect it is likely to be the cooker hob with the supply to the oven tucked in with it. IMO, I would put as many RCBOs into the largest DB I could find.
I would have now have a 12 way board with the possibility of adding another 4 circuits.
I can't see a problem with that myself, as long as the radial (spur) feeds a socket outlet or sfcu with socket outlets.
Its not dangerous, but personally, I'd prefer the European circuit methodology and install all of the sockets on a large number of radials..
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A few months ago I opened the door to a 3 phase fuse box and across the top of the fuses was the skeleton of a rat, must have gone for a quick nosy round and walked across the top of the fuses.
It was perfect, every detail clear, must have been incinerated instantly, the bones looked like charcoal does when it's alight.
Same consistency too, touched it with my screwdriver and it turned into talcum powder.
Wish wish wish I had taken a picture.
It was perfect, every detail clear, must have been incinerated instantly, the bones looked like charcoal does when it's alight.
Same consistency too, touched it with my screwdriver and it turned into talcum powder.
Wish wish wish I had taken a picture.
That must have affected the IR while the rodent dried out !
Yeah it must, don't know the res of a Rat body, but it must have been a brown out. Or it could have been a black out, anyway it was dead.
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