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Old 07-06-2008   #1 (permalink)
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i hope this is in the right section, has anyone read the nic books such as,

niceic earthing/bonding snags and solutions,

niceic from the helpline

niceic wiring snags and solutions

just wondering if they are worth investing in???

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ihave the latest edition of snags and solutions earthing and bonding ,also the niceic guide to inspection testing certification
both books help to clarify all the different information we get told over the years
the ITC book gives good clear advice on filling nic test certs but may be due for revision due to the 17th ,if it hasnt already been

ive found amazon and ebay useful for books ,

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i saw these books yesterday in the wholesalers, wondered to if they were worth buying

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