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Musk: Kiss Your Social Security Goodbye, Grandma!
What concessions are you hallucinating? Lucid K-Hole Dreaming, you're just kinda floating in the air with a feeling like seeing everything right? Woo hoo. Tell us what it's like. -
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Altercation Erupts Between Tourist and Ladyboys in Phuket
It is about time the ladyboys were tamed, but who is going to do it, who is capable of doing it. -
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A few questions about my electrical installation/ consumer unit
Thanks for the detailed reply. The ground bar goes into the wall with more heavy duty fixings than say the neutral bar. I loosened off the nut to see what kind of bolt's been used but the whole thing just kept spinning. That was the case for both nuts on the earth bar. There is continuity between the neutral and CPC wires at every receptacle that i've played around with and tested. There's also continuity between the ground bar and the neutral bar in the CU. You're right about the MCBs. They don't clip on to the rail like the RCBO below clips onto its rail. If the screw isn't tightened they won't hold on the rail. I've also noticed that the MCBs appear to fit a bit better the opposite way round (see new photo). There are no load or line markings on the MCBs so I think they can be used either way. Lazada link for the Siemens RCBO 5SU9. https://tinyurl.com/4ehvb246. These have line and load markings. I'm pretty sure they'll fit on the rail where the MCBs are. The bit that's confusing me is the blue neutral wire that they come with. Does that need to be attached at the CU? The MCBs only have a single cable (hot) going to each circuit. Regarding the circuits to add RCD protection to, I've uploaded the CU wiring diagram. The fridge freezer is already on the circuit with the RCBO fitted. -
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Do foreigners need to pay tax in Thailand?
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Warning to Parents: Skewer Accident Highlights Safety Tip
Reminds me of a very British incident many years ago at Uni...my mate was using one of those metal BBQ skewers to put a hole in a conker. Finding this time consuming and difficult, in frustration he cupped the conker in his hand, turned it upside down and then forcefully pushed down the conker onto the skewer. We were both startled when the skewer rapidly penetrated the conker, his palm and fully appeared out of the back of his hand. No lasting damage done. 😄
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