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look i think i may have getting off on the wrong foot with 1 or 2 of you just to end all the ****e sorry if you feel i have offended you.

You haven't offended me, or I'm guessing anyone else. All we want is a decent install that will be safe for anyone using it.

I'm all for teaching people (I push for my company to take on apprentices every year)

What I don't want, and the same with many others is people without the knowledge of how to do things properly attempting to install things without proper supervision whilst learning.
 
He's after learning electrical theory and installation, not a foreign language.
How man! Gadgies a geordie! Me anim taalk the syem propa taalk ye knaa!
Just coz ye ara bliidy suthana an cannit taalk lyk worrus dee ya ded geet jel int ye?
:)
 
Davey194 - Buy and read The Part P Doctor book by Alan Lynch. It's on the Elecsa website. Ignore the 'part three bit' that's misleading - it's just the third edition.

That will give you a good head start.Read and read again. Very well written for the beginner who wants to take it seriously.
 
It’s very interesting that we have the Lofty removed today and now we have Davey registering today, maybe coincidence, but not sure, judging by some posts, it seems that he already had a bad experience on this site,where you couldn’t get that feeling in the first day………never mind ……just wonder…
 
It’s very interesting that we have the Lofty removed today and now we have Davey registering today, maybe coincidence, but not sure, judging by some posts, it seems that he already had a bad experience on this site,where you couldn’t get that feeling in the first day………never mind ……just wonder…
Davey ain't Lofty mate, Lofty, like most, wouldn't know aything about Gateshead.
 

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