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Can I use flex to wire an lighting circuit?, please don't say yes.!!!!

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Go on then, Marvo. I'll go with Murdoch, if you let me.

Access given.

Anyone can have access to the DIY section but it's just not everybody's thing. The only thing we require is an understanding the posts must be constructive without being abrasive or belittling regardless of how stupid the question may seem. The DIY area is best suited to those that have the self control to walk away from threads they find annoying.
 
Access given.

Anyone can have access to the DIY section but it's just not everybody's thing. The only thing we require is an understanding the posts must be constructive without being abrasive or belittling regardless of how stupid the question may seem. The DIY area is best suited to those that have the self control to walk away from threads they find annoying.

So when are you granting Glennspark access then Marvo
 
I'm trying to set it up so that when Glen's latest holiday is over the only forum he has full access to is the DIY ;)

Now I would pay good money to see that, I dare you in fact I double dare you!!
 
No terms on end, because I would not use flex. Full stop.
Awww c'mon, your just being old fashioned. You know it would be better in flex because the CSA of the CPC is the same as the live and neutral so there's some added safety for a start. There's tons of other good reasons to use flex as well ;)
 
Dave what's your issue with flex mate, just curious, I like flex and it as it's place.
 
Awww c'mon, your just being old fashioned. You know it would be better in flex because the CSA of the CPC is the same as the live and neutral so there's some added safety for a start. There's tons of other good reasons to use flex as well ;)

Ha ha Marvo, well yes you are quite correct I am old fashioned, but serious the expense for starters. I know a lot of commercial super markets install this way, but for domestic NO. lol
 

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