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  1. G

    Introducing myself and some questions

    Hello, I am not an electrician but a fairly experienced DIYer. I know a bit of theory, from my interest in Physics. I am replacing an old ceramic hob with a new Induction hob. It is on its own 32a supply with an mcb. Manufacturer's rather generic, to-cover-themsleves safety notice says among...
  2. D

    DIM (do it myself) - just want to know how to have a conversation on this site.

    I am just wanting to know how to have a conversation on this site, specifically to find a single plug socket plus fused spur combination.
  3. curly

    Can i sign off myself..............?

    Hi guys iv have a quick question, My mum has bought a new house that she plans to move into soon, its empty at the moment and i have access to the floorboards, she has a new mk metal split load consumer unit with two 30ma RCD's, however there is no bonding to gas or water. :mad: Anyways i will...
  4. Markyd

    INTRODUCTION OF MYSELF

    Domestic Installer....Self Employed....Just to say Hi and enjoyed this forum for a while now....
  5. C

    Introducing myself to the group

    Hello all Ciaran from Nottingham here, just mooching around the site to see what's happening with a view to contributing in the coming weeks. Cheers.
  6. G

    Gil Williamson - Introducing myself

    Not a professional electrician, but with a Physics degree and a lifetime of electronic design and testing, I know my my way about electrics, and I'm cautious enough not to have been electrocuted yet, though I got a shock once when I was 10. I'm now 77.
  7. Prytaneion

    Newbee introducing myself...

    Hi Guys - nearly 70 and retired now for some 4 years but tagging along out of interest and to keep the old grey matter churning. Best - Alan.
  8. Loki

    Got myself the bargain of the day

    Morning all, Just been to Edmondsons to get some bits & they had a Megger DCM305E Earth Leakage Clamp meter on the shelf on its own looking lonely. So quick check on testerman £216 inc vat So just thought id get a price.......... Bossman at the shop said £43 inc vat I'm like ok I'll have it then
  9. M

    Wanted to say hello to the community and a little about myself...

    As the title says, wanted to say hello to everyone :) I'm a mature student at college I completed C&G 2365 level 2 and started back last week studying for my level 3. Managed to get my cscs card as well. I've applied for the trainee forum access so hopefully see some of you in there :)...
  10. H

    Am i entitled to call myself a sparky?

    Ok , so i completed 2365 level 3, and also 17th edition. At my place of work , I'm the go to guy, as well as another very experienced electrician, to do the electrical work. They don't seem to have a problem with me not having the nvq completed ( maybe naive) . I've had some issues with a new...
  11. KarPettit

    I would like to introduce myself

    I am an electrician of some 30 years in the industry, and would like to introduce a new product that I have recently brought to market. Invented and developed over the last couple of years, I wish to gather the thoughts and opinions. Both good and bad of the electrical installations community
  12. S

    Introducing myself - New member

    Hello, I am new member here - Sam. I am enthusiast DIYer and IT engineer by profession so understand quite a bit about technology and electricity in general. I have joined forum to get some advice and clarifying a doubt before I put underfloor heating in one of the rooms. I'll post a question...
  13. DrewGil

    New trainee saying hi and introducing myself

    Hi forum, my name is Andy, I've just started my full scope electricians course, witch should last about 18-24 months while I'm working full time. I look forward to meeting new people in this forum, and hopefully be able to aid each other as we progress though our new careers.
  14. DrewGil

    Trainee introducing myself to the forum

    hi guys, just a quick hello from a new member. I've just started my full scope electricians course, and was looking for a forum with experienced guys who might be able to offer help or advice along the way. cheers!
    • DrewGil
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    • introducing myself newbie started the forum trainee training
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    • Forum: The Welcome Forum
  15. MJPD29

    Advice on working for myself

    Hi guys I have been thinking about going out on my own for a while now and I feel like I've had enough of working for the all important boss man, i was just wondering if any of you had any advice or help on going out in my own. All comments great appreciated thanks.
  16. L

    Introduce myself to forum..

    Hi, I've just joined the forum. Not qualified yet but hoping to start a course soon at the ripe old age of 41. Complete career change. Looking forward to being part of the forum. Regards, Lee Harrison
  17. M

    Just saying hello and introducing myself.

    Hello everyone. I am originally maintenance electrician who decided to work for myself about 6 months ago after getting fed up of working for others. I started my apprentiship in 1994 in France in a company building special purpose machinery for industrial joineries and the automotive industry...
  18. NellyManjaro

    Need some advice and to introduce myself

    Hey everyone, I'm new to this forum so don't know what to do exactly but I'm sure I'll figure it out and help people where I can. As for now it is me that needs the advice and it may sound a bit stupid... Now doing a CU upgrade in an old terraced so if my training was correct I need to do an...
  19. I2C

    Hi There! - Introducing Myself

    Hi there! I'm new to the forum and would like to introduce myself to everyone. My name is Chris and I work as a self-employed electrician in East Sussex (UK) on predominantly domestic properties, but I have also done a little work on commercial and light-industrial systems in the past...
  20. Royal Docks Electrical

    New Member introducing myself

    Hi All Nice to meet one and all Ill keep this short and sweet. Been in the trade a long time. Forgotten most of what I learnt over the years due to working to much and playing just as hard. I now refer to the youngsters for answers who know absolutely everything.:D But I remember the bit...
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