Very good point. I'd forgotten about that. But unless you fixed it then it was more likely that other bulbs would fail due to receiving slightly higher voltage.
If you don't match the load to the output impedance requirement of the amplifier you won't get maximum power transfer to the load. You have effectively provided the amplifier with an infinite impedance load. You may well also damage the amplifier.
Could you not calculate the length of wire...
Interesting. I've got a very similar extension at the rear of my house. Was built around 10 years ago, and signed off by the council, but like yours it is built onto a cavity wall and has no cavity tray.
We've never had any water/damp issues at all. It does have the lead flashing cut into the...
BBC micro, how posh. I started on a Vic 20. Although we did have BBCs at school. I did get told off a couple of times for using network commands to target other machines on the ethernet network.
Is it Repton you're thinking of? That had a tool where you could make your own levels.
As mentioned above, that plug does not meet regulations purely on the sleeved earth pin, which is a definite no-no.
I suspect the body dimensions are also not sufficient, but difficult to be sure.
Non compliant and shoddy. I wouldn't use it.
I don't see the fire risk with that, assuming the connections and incoming cable are secure and made off well. It's only a big oven with heating elements.
Different kettle of fish to not earthing SWA armour surely?
As above - I don't see how you will be able to rely on a single point of that frame sipporting 30kg. If it was me who had installed the frame then I would void any warranty
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