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Here's my vote... sorry, split decision
Grrrgh, you have to amend the voting odds, i.e. 1/1 to 1/2. Never been to the bookies!
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Here's my vote... sorry, split decision
Grrrgh, you have to amend the voting odds, i.e. 1/1 to 1/2. Never been to the bookies!
Lol. I see the humour in this guys. Yes place your bets. Hopefully he find the cause and the fault when he comes . You have 24 hours from now to post your bet lol
i might be dead by then.Sparkey has been. very nice chap.
Coming back later next week. Booked in for a few hours with test equipment. As was on the way home so wanted to see what the problem was.
So place your bets for next week.
What happens when a part p 17th edition qualified electrician does the job,
Agree, Karl you need to realise part P is a building regulation, and 17th edition qualification is an open book qualification, both of these "courses" are designed to enhance a qualified experienced Electrician's knowledge, they do not make the person sitting these courses an Electrician, it makes those people that think it does into a dangerous combination, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.There is no such thing. Part P is not a qualification.
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