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    megger and berlingo

    Hello all, I have a megger cm500 for sale just under 12 months calibration looking for £250 and an 06 1.9 berlingo 36k on the clock sevice history and around 11 months mot, will put 6 months tax on it 3000 ono. Both located in the west mids cheers
  2. S

    which work boots?

    bought a set a of grafters a while ago after 2 months of apprenticeship they are falling to pieces what do you recommend? don't have a clue what to go for, am tempted by dr martens as ive got a pair of there normal boots and like em
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    Iveco daily 2.8 diesel swb 88000 miles, 6 months mot for sale

    Hi forum i have an Iveco daily 29L9 SWB low roof 2.8 diesel van for sale. its a 2000 (X) its done 88000 miles cambelt done at 80000 miles just had the handbrake cables and rear brakes done. long mot (January 2013) security locks on the rear door very clean condition, it has 3 seats at the...
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    LOCAL TRADERS . com

    I signed up to LOCAL TRADERS . COM and went live 2 months ago and have had NO work leads!! ive signed up for four local areas to me costing me a total of £310 plus VAT. i feel like ive been well and truly ripped off and have tried to explain this politally to them asking for a full re fund and...
    • coxyboy
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    • leads local months phone signed trade traders
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  5. telectrix

    apprenticeship job vacancy

    just had this come in by email. if there's any young-uns in this area looking for an apprenticeship....... Apprentice Electrician
  6. H

    Part P Domestic installer

    I have worked with a fully qualified electrician for roughly 16 months. I no longer work with him but I would love to work for myself. I have looked up a Part P domestic installer course provided by Delta Electrical Training. Is this to right course for me to get started.????? Will it give me...
    • hpttranter
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    • after competent course domestic domestic installer installer months part part p
    • Replies: 18
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    23 lamps in a month BLOWN! carrier bags full of lamps blown over the past six months

    I have been asked to look at a problem for a customer. they have had 23 lamps blow in the last month - they haven't replaced them as they say some blow almost immediately. I plan to do a visual inspection of the lamps holders, wiring, switches etc and then some testing on the circuits and...
    • ianbrookes
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    • blown carrier lamp lamps lighting lights month months
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    EPC back dated 12 months

    I heard today you can bring your property up to the D grade up to 12 months after your pv install and back claim the 21p if you were only paid 9p per KWH all news to me...any imput..
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    Solar pv course, is it worth doing? Positve advice please

    Can anyone give me some good positive advice on doing a solar pv installation course? I have been asked about 10-15 times whether i do it in the last 12 months and was just wondering wheter there was enough profit to be made to justify me doing it? I have a mate who is a roofer so he could...
  10. VoltzElectrical

    out of work...again!

    hey folks, I fresh out of work again after 6 months on a nice theatre/ cinema build by me. It was a great job that lasted 6 months, but everything comes to an end. I have registered with loads of agencies and look regularly on the job websites but i fear I may be out for a while this time...
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    PIR frequency

    I was looking at my own CCU in my rented flat and there's a NICEIC sticker on it recommending that the next PIR should be done in 12 months time, not in 5 years, presumably the sparks judgement call based on the condition of my flat. does anyone know how much weight this 12 month...
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    Hilti TE4-A22 22v Sds drill, 2 batteries & charger

    12 months old in excellent condition with 2 batteries (1 x 12 month old and 1x 3 month old) charger and hard case. Only ever used for 5.5-7mm bits as I used the TE7 for larger. Cost nearly £500 plus VAT looking for £280 delivered. Can send pics on request. Many thanks Collection is...
    • eskimo39
    • Thread
    • batteries charger cheers drill hilti month months sds
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: For Sale and Wanted Forum
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    Ladders for sale

    Hi guys after changing careers you will see i am selling most of my gear. I have for sale: Triple 4m trade ladders aluminium (cost £195 from midland ladders 6 months ago with Supergrip feet) - £70 Double 3m trade aluminium (cost £90 with supergrips 6 months ago) - £45 Double 4m cat/roof hook...
  14. S

    Oven Element blows every 3 months !!

    Hi I have a Bosch double oven, approx 8 yrs old, which has developed an annoying fault. About every 3 months, the heating element in the fan oven blows. It doesn't just trip the C/U, it blows to an extent that the element itself snaps or furs up/melts. The oven is connected correctly to a...
    • Sam7
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    • aus element every months oven
    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Australia
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    Frequency of testing

    Hi Guys Having a senior moment, I can't find the tabulated guidlines for the frequency of testing. I know it exists somewhere....! Thanks in advance Billy ps Anyone know if I need to submit a diagram of locations of smoke alarms with the paperwork for a HMO going to the Council?
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    We are a new MCS accredited firm that desperately needs leads before 12/12 HELP Pleez

    Hi guys, maybe a bit of a stab in the dark. Spent 6 months forming our company passing our MCS etc and only receiving our certificate last week. We are based in the Worcestershire area and are willing to travel within 20-30 miles radius. At the moment we have no jobs lined up before the 12/12...
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    ELECSA Certification Scheme ELECSA advice needed please

    hello. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice to a simple question. How long does it take from booking an assessment with Elecsa till having the assessment? I'm interested in joining Elecsa but I just wondered how long people have to wait. any answer would be great.
  18. SolarCity

    Four installs carried out concurrently - DNO issues.

    I have a job to carry out locally where four immediate neighbours are looking at having a 4kWp system each installed on their house. Obviously, if we carried these installs out at different times then we wouldn't need to speak to the DNO. However, we are keen at carrying out the installs at...
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    Where do you think prices will go in the next 6 months?

    I'm a bit worried that we're pricing for jobs at today's prices but are booking in for December/January. Any thoughts about where prices are going in the next few months? If we're this busy so must others be and I'm concerned that prices will increase before we install as a result of market...
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    NIC Approved contractor....jobs

    Hi all As above i am awaiting my assessment for A/C and i have six largish jobs ready to show, but in the application i noticed it says must be completed within the last six months, well my problem is i am only a sole trader and would find it near impossible to have enough jobs from enough...
    • Welchyboy
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    • application approved aus checking electrical work enough months within
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Australia

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