I have the M12 BID 202c I got it free when I opened a Howdens account a few years back.
Use it everyday still going strong. My old Milwaukee M18 BID (1st gen) impact driver unfortunatey broke last week however it lasted 8 years had 4 sets of brushes before breaking so cant complain.
I just use plasterboard fixings ( with the metal worms) to fix into plasterboard. If I'm using plastic trunking with D-line clips that fit inside the trunking, Wall dogs if it's a single cable or a p-clip as you see the worm.
Wall dogs are brilliant in block as sparkychick said.
Good luck with it. I've been lucky. In the past, I put a phone through the washing machine, i think that was the same issue black screen etc.
I left it in the airing cupboard and forgot about it. A month later it did actually start up but the microphone never worked properly.
When you plug the phone into the computer does the computer recognize it ( do you get that notification sound from the pc)
Usually you have to select Mass storage on the phone once plugged in to PC, to put the phone in the right mode for file transfer.
We are not allowed to quote regulations anymore but 722.411.4.1
Basically says a PME earthing facility shall not be used unless one of the following methods are used......
The third indent (iii) is the one that the Zappi charger and others appear to have complied with which in a nut shell...
Agree with Pete. Its a bit of a mine field...
I believe Tesla's instructions will tell you that their lower rated charging equipment (up to 32amp) needs a A type RCD as a minimum, anything above this needs a B type.
It's to do with pulsed /full DC leakage overwhelming the coil in general AC...
If you ring up the wholesalers for a price it will always be excluding VAT. Also your markup is to cover time and costs sourcing and obviously a guarantee if they fail.
If I were you i would only communicate with this customer via email from now on.
I would mention everything discussed so far...
Either way Hi-tuff has not got an earthed metallic covering (like SWA) so it will need to be protected at source by an RCD like he has. Just not ideal its attached to the same RCD thats covering some of your house circuit's
This requires further investigation from someone qualified as they will know the correct safe isolation procedures.
as mentioned buy others there is a chance that the rings are interconnected somewhere which makes this particularly dangerous when fault finding.
My local wholesaler (Kew) are pretty good, the guys behind the counter know the difference between a contactor and a relay, and are good for a laugh. Their price is about the same as TLC, some items are slightly cheaper, some are more expensive, but they treat me well, and they do go out of...
Im off to Elex in Sandown on the 8th to find out what all the fuss is about, never been to any before as I was working for someone else.
Looking forward to the tech talks more than anything else.
Sorry, for some reason the forum keeps automatically shortening the URL not sure how to post a url without it doing it ?
Wiring matters 76
Or
https://electrical.------.org/wiring-matters/issues/76/
If either of these don't work google wiring matters issue 76 protective bonding habits.
I know mate ;) just replying to the thread in general.
Always makes me smile when you turn up to a rewire and see the old split concentric conduit that the old sparks put in. Wonder how long that used to take ?
Each rewire is different, always nice when you get that occasional easy one, that you can make a decent profit on. I recently rewired my sister in laws it was a nightmare, but its one of those jobs you have to do.
Solid flooring downstairs, floor to ceiling chases and wall lights too ?
Existing...
Anyone on here got a use for these ? They have been stripped out of a panel of a (recently shutdown bank) to control the boilers.
Managed to get in there before the labourers used their crowbars !!
Be nice to learn how these work but i haven't got the time and they will just gather dust.
Would...
I recently brought the flir c3. The resolution on the thermal side isnt great but when blended with a standard image it is easy enough to see whats going on, pretty easy to put reports together using free their software too.
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