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Totally agree DW, if we can debate and use our collective experience to make life a little better for all then that is a success. I do not see such debates about winning or losing, unless we allow it to iterate into a slanging match, as you see on other sites, and then we all lose.
 
Interesting Thread, Now im wiring a 9kw shower, gona back it up by a 40 A MCB... Ref method 103 and 101 as im going up through a insulated wall and across the loft... Now What cable shall I use!!! (page 340).. Dam Thats gona be fun squeezing in a 45A D/P switch!!!
 
Interesting Thread, Now im wiring a 9kw shower, gona back it up by a 40 A MCB... Ref method 103 and 101 as im going up through a insulated wall and across the loft... Now What cable shall I use!!! (page 340).. Dam Thats gona be fun squeezing in a 45A D/P switch!!!

Claim you only did the 5 week course and use a bit of 4.0mm² SWA!! :D
 
for reference, I just checked, and this method is allowed under both BS7671 and MCS guide for solar PV installations, though I'd not realised it was before - it's actually spelled out in the new PV guide.

In very many cases the current limiting nature of the PV array and inverter(s) omits the requirements for overload protection and therefore the designer only need to consider fault current protection.

Only thing is, I'm a little wary about relying entirely on the suppliers fuse for fault protection, as would be the case if we were installing to a henley block on the tails, as it would blow the power for the entire house if there were a fault, and need the supplier calling out to replace fuse (technically anyway).
 
I'm not that much of a drinker actually, unless were talking coffee!!!! But i can, i suppose put it down to advancing years!! ...lol!!

Have a chat with Marvo! ..... after his senile thread i think there's an opportunity to open a new club on .... maybe a 'Well past the post' club :sick:
 
Have a chat with Marvo! ..... after his senile thread i think there's an opportunity to open a new club on .... maybe a 'Well past the post' club :sick:

That's not very kind, ......On Marvo!! lol!! Another excuse i can latch onto, was that it was early in the morning, ...and hadn't yet got to my second morning coffee!! lol!!
 
Only meant in a jovial nature no offence intended ..... im only 40 myself and my body can no longer keep up with my mind things now ache where i never thought aches would occur........ i personally know these knees will be replaced if i live to a ripe old age :skull:
 
Only meant in a jovial nature no offence intended ..... im only 40 myself and my body can no longer keep up with my mind things now ache where i never thought aches would occur........ i personally know these knees will be replaced if i live to a ripe old age :skull:

Listen to you, I have 8 years on you, can still jog 20 miles with a 30kg pack on my back in 2.5 hours. I regularly abseil and jog for 10 miles every 2 days...and about once a month do a 50 miles bike ride...

Over the years I have picked up injuries during another aspect of my life that resulted in broken arms (4), broken legs (3), broken ribs (9 total), shattered pelvis, 7 skull fractures, stabbed (Twice), shot (once) that resulted in fractured sternum (and 4 of the ribs), not forgetting dislocated shoulders, ankles, hip and elbow...and two compacted vertebrae.

Age is no excuse...:D:D
 
I know who you are now Outspoken ....... your the famous Evel Knievel..... We're not worthy!!!!! :smartass2:

p.s. your not alone.. i broke my finger nail last week.... it even drew blood but im ok so dont panic.
 
In the other aspect of your life did it involve being fired from a cannon ?

Erh, No...sometimes foolish, but never a damned death wish!! :D

I know who you are now Outspoken ....... your the famous Evel Knievel..... We're not worthy!!!!! :smartass2:

p.s. your not alone.. i broke my finger nail last week.... it even drew blood but im ok so dont panic.


I'd settle for his money, but not his body thanks...I think he broke just about ever bone in his body in the end and could hardly walk..

Sorry to hear about your finger, hope it gets better soon. :D

The other part of my life was 20 Years in the Reserve Para's which involved tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, The Balkans and numerous other places on active service...
 

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