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It's like chocolate... or Lion's Midget Gems.... You can never have enough...
Makes you sick after a while though
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It's like chocolate... or Lion's Midget Gems.... You can never have enough...
Makes you sick after a while though
hate milk chocolate. makes me puke. now real dark chocolate, cut into chips, mixed with cornish ice cream, 2 fl.oz. of JD drizzled over,strawberry sauce on top, now that's living.
well, if you put some crap on a spoon and flick it, that's a tangent.I hope it's not just my posts that send threads flying off at a tangent....
not paying my taxes on time robbing banks,& stealing lolly pops from kid mouths !
easy hood wink them ,rip it out of their mouths and shove a dummy in
kids love strawberry lolly pops!
Presumably because the new section of cable will be inside the house where SWA won't be required (depending on installation method).
I'd certainly have a little think about whether it mattered or not. In many cases it won't, provided that the cpc meets the minimum requirements over the whole length of the circuit. If the T&E runs into the board, it'll be obvious that the circuit has more than one cable type. If someone was to insert a piece of T&E into the middle of a run of SWA, I'd be less likely to approve.Fair enough, but wouldn't you use a cable which allows you to keep the cpc the same size for the whole run?
Has the OP's question been answered or has the chocolate vs savoury battle been won ;o))))))
I mean 2 core SWA.why 2 x 6mm SWA? do you mean 2 cables or a 2 core SWA?
what's the earthing system, and are ther extraneous metal parts in the garage?
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