17th edition regs and on site guide books??

[matt20687]

hello

anyone know where the cheapest place to get the new 17th ed books is?

They are so pricey! £65 for a book is a bit extreme dont you think? Just another way to get as much money out of us as possible!

cheers
matt

 

[Guest123]

Hey.

Do you or your company do a lot of trade with one wholesaler??
If so then can you use your discount with them to knock the price down?

I did.

 

[matt20687]

Hey

thats a good idea! we use a couple of wholesalers all the time. might have to have a word with one of the to see what they can do for me!!

anyone else got any suggestions ?

cheers
matt

 

[liam]

got mine on ebay £40 brand new

 

[m4tty]

ebays always a good place. just watch, wait & bid in the last second.

 

[matt20687]

£40 for the main regs book?

thats bloody brilliant!

 

[liam]

yeah £40 ,you know what its like on ebay i got outbid about 7 or 8 times in the last second on other regs but got there in the end,saved me about £20 happy days

 

[coxy]

If you are looking for a guide to the regs look at a book by John Whitfield.Very good at explaining regs in our language.Search for it on amazon for about £20.00.

 

[wrightspark]

RRP £75.00 Saving £29.50 (39%)
£45.50


Yes £45 at WH Smiths.

IEE Wiring Regulations Institution of Engineering and Technology | WHSmith.co.uk

Sorry, got my years cuffufled.

 

[cairns]

A mate of mine I know sells the 17th edition book on CD for £9. Its not amazing quality but can easily read it though. If anyones interested give me a shout and I'll foward you.

 

[SirKit Breaker]

Got mine from Elecsa came with the OSG and was on special offer at about £50, but that was yonks ago.