No Power To Cooker, Cannot See A Fuse

sillygoose

Steve_the_fitter wrote: »

id just like to say that testing electrics with a wet finger really isnt the way to do it. You are wasting time by wetting your finger. Its much safer and faster to go straight in with your tongue after a nice cuppa

Not enough salt in Tea. Try Red Bull - it gives you wings :A and they will come in handy on the ascent to see St. Peter.

Meanwhile I am writing to British Standards and VDE to tell them they have been getting it wrong about approving neon testers all these years and that they should have asked a few plumbers and copier engineers who know better. :idea:

paulmapp8306

Dont know who the copier engineer is certainly isnt me - and im no plumber either.

sillygoose

paulmapp8306 wrote: »

Dont know who the copier engineer is certainly isnt me - and im no plumber either.

didn't mean you.. my guess is UPS engineer? anyway don't want to start a bun fight about it, all are entitled to their opinions :beer:

yangptangkipperbang

paulmapp8306 wrote: »

Dont know who the copier engineer is certainly isnt me - and im no plumber either.

Nor me - I've got my certificate and paperwork from the Engineering Council to prove it (They're the people who certify real engineers - as opposed to use who use the title 'cos it sounds good and have never heard of this organisation)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_Council)

sillygoose

yangptangkipperbang wrote: »

Nor me - I've got my certificate and paperwork from the Engineering Council to prove it (They're the people who certify real engineers - as opposed to use who use the title 'cos it sounds good and have never heard of this organisation)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_Council)

I always said NVQ's were not useless