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Idiots! And you call yourself sparks! Yeeeehaaa! I bet you rip off all your customers like this don't'cha, trying to sell them bigger, more expensive cables than neccessary! 1mm T+E will more than suffice! :D
Well i say 240mm, the last 2m of each end is that but i join it to 0.75 pond flex under the ground, nobody will ever know :D
 
Idiots! And you call yourself sparks! Yeeeehaaa! I bet you rip off all your customers like this don't'cha, trying to sell them bigger, more expensive cables than neccessary! 1mm T+E will more than suffice! :D
Shall we put one o them 5 amp fuse thingys in just to be on the safe side?
 
Haha. 25mill bit to much, what would you suggest?

me personally@ 60 mtrs...........35 mm swa/ 3 core/ separate earth core and swa as belt and braces bonded at both ends.
Haven't even looked at 'extraneous' and earthing but that would cover all eventualities at this time of night:).
Rcd and type C's at load side but 'delayed type rcd' as them heat lamps are buggers for tripping ccts if their in the same room..........must be humidity:)
 

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