Discuss Amendment No3 Zs values in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

Ok, seems like you don't need it then. I'll keep it for myself. (Odd that so many of you seem to have rejected something you haven't seen yet - seems a bit negative, don't you think?)
 
Ok, seems like you don't need it then. I'll keep it for myself. (Odd that so many of you seem to have rejected something you haven't seen yet - seems a bit negative, don't you think?)

Not rejecting it per se, just questioning why you would want to post it ?, this post will be buried in the forum in a matter of days, and as we are all supposed to be electricians on here ;) those electricians whom don't have the BYB yet will need it by July anyway. As the amd 3 mandatory start date approaches there will no doubt be plethora of information on the net as well.

Ps. even if you did not have the new books you could just correct the "old" values (pre-amd 3) by multiplying by 0.95 :)
 
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nowt wrong with OP posting a table. useful to have to hand.

easiest way to post is to just add image from computer ( 3rd icon from the right, top of reply window. )
 
right that's that one sorted. i'll just carry on with my BRB values and guesstimate @ 3/4 of the book tables.
 

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