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It's just breaker to breaker! Not fuse to breaker. I don't know what to charge. Should I do it by the size of Amps or how many circuits? Or Hourly?
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eh?....
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Engineer54
Do you actually know what you're talking about here, because no-one else does, ...believe me!! lol!!
Another 5 minute, sorry week wonder, me thinks!!
Another 5 minute, sorry week wonder, me thinks!!
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what a load of chuffin nonsense....
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i suppose we aught to throw in the inevitable:
has there been any pre-testing carried out
and whats the earthing arrangements...plus the state of the main and supplementary bonding...(if any at all)...
has there been any pre-testing carried out
and whats the earthing arrangements...plus the state of the main and supplementary bonding...(if any at all)...
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Knobhead
He's a septic! Don't expect any thing that makes sense.
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Regarding this and your other thread ... We are uk based Forum under BS7671 standards, we have different insurance set-ups to the USA and really think you need to go do a short course on business methods.
In answer to your question you get a price for a new replacement board weigh up you % and add labour costs... this is really basic so recommend you at least study up and get government guidelines on setting a business up - UK has many websites advising for new companies so finsd a computer and see if USA has similar useful sites. If you go out showing you don't know your --- from your elbow you'll be used and abused and left out of pocket.
In answer to your question you get a price for a new replacement board weigh up you % and add labour costs... this is really basic so recommend you at least study up and get government guidelines on setting a business up - UK has many websites advising for new companies so finsd a computer and see if USA has similar useful sites. If you go out showing you don't know your --- from your elbow you'll be used and abused and left out of pocket.
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Silly Sausage
It's biff, he's just been washed up on the shores of Yankermerica.
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seems its washed some of the spite out of him as well....
i guess i`ll just have to `step in` then...
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Silly Sausage
Steady boy, you're not getting off your leash ...... yet! 
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i demand to be let loose....NOW!!Steady boy, you're not getting off your leash ...... yet!
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Silly Sausage
NO
Patience dear! The satisfaction will be all the greater.
Patience dear! The satisfaction will be all the greater.
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Patience dear! The satisfaction will be all the greater.
auww....well its just NOT FAIR!!
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Silly Sausage
Zip it bungle!
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