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  1. Elmer BeFuddled

    pendent problems BIG TIME

    From Gremlins: "Bright light! Bright light!" Perhaps the 6mm is the overall dimension of the grey sleeve (measured badly!!)?
  2. Elmer BeFuddled

    How much?

    Just your out of hours rate. Valentines day doesn't attract a 'premium'. Bank holidays do.
  3. Elmer BeFuddled

    Help With Testng.

    Whoopee Doo! Where's me cheque book??? Seriously(ish) Elecsa looks to me to be one of the better ones, Stroma are the cheapest.
  4. Elmer BeFuddled

    anyone use a pouch?

    No. But I've been known to wear a Mankini.
  5. Elmer BeFuddled

    Which test applies? Fail "condition report" code3 or Pass PIR code4?

    £14.32 and a cuppa!! :yes:
  6. Elmer BeFuddled

    online solar calculator

    I thought you was going to take your desktop outside!! :confused:
  7. Elmer BeFuddled

    downlight guards

    Try explaining plant pots and the grow lamp you had spare in the loft....
  8. Elmer BeFuddled

    ELECSA Certification Scheme Elecsa - Part P April 2013 deadline postponed?

    An email from Elecsa:
  9. Elmer BeFuddled

    moulded plug

    Much preferred the lob to job!!
  10. Elmer BeFuddled

    em lighting supply

    Rules: 1). The C.O.W. is always right. 2). If you think the C.O.W. is wrong, see 1).
  11. Elmer BeFuddled

    up to old tricks

    Fella got kicked out of college for doing just that!
  12. Elmer BeFuddled

    Computer RFC Testing???

    Does that mean my last statement (as I was taught) is wrong? I'd ask for a rebate if it was but I didn't pay!!
  13. Elmer BeFuddled

    Shoddy Work - Regulations Question

    Wow!! That must be inclusive of materials???
  14. Elmer BeFuddled

    Met

    Hows about every screw at the met and cu should be shorted thus welding them in their tightened position? That'd stop the buggers!!
  15. Elmer BeFuddled

    Computer RFC Testing???

    At the end of the day a HI circuit doesn't need a second cpc to follow the first. The continuation of the cpc from outlet to outlet needs to have a separate termination, as it does in the CU.
  16. Elmer BeFuddled

    Terminology

    In my previous life as a die technician (ok, corrector) we used rotary burrs to grind chunks out of the dies. Tis officially known as fettling, but fettling brings to mind a welly wearing solo experience in a field full of sheep to me!
  17. Elmer BeFuddled

    Computer RFC Testing???

    Daft Q #3 (there will be loads more!!) I thought a separate earth was only needed on the end of a radial (i.e. L&N are radial, earth is a ring) back to the CU and at each socket the in and out earth (in the t+e) should use the separate earth terminals to ensure if one drops out there will still...
  18. Elmer BeFuddled

    staircase lighting puzzle

    Not only have we got to conform to build regs, we have to buy every religious book under the sun now!!
  19. Elmer BeFuddled

    staircase lighting puzzle

    Pull chord
  20. Elmer BeFuddled

    Experience of new/established one man bands...

    Another daft question. What level of PI should you have? NIC has thrown in 75k with my PL insurance. Is that enough or should I be looking to up it?

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