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142515 2003-05-09 04:33:00 Yes those old one of the HVEB were very noisy - mind you at the old Capital Power our Bias relays were pretty much the same.
Is that the Terry from Griffins Darts?
Nomad1 (3546)
142516 2003-05-09 04:52:00 No, Nomad, I dont think there are 2 of us with that surname :), ex DSIR/PEL/IGNS. Terry Porritt (14)
142517 2003-05-09 05:50:00 You could always just wire up the hotwater cylinder with an old extension cord and plug it straight into the wall. ]:) -=JM=- (16)
142518 2003-05-09 06:10:00 > I have worked for "power boards" and now an asset
> owner for about 17 years - especially in the metering
> and load control fields.

NGC Nomad??

You may well know me......?
godfather (25)
142519 2003-05-09 06:16:00 What sort of electrician would be fooled by a pilot wire Billy :O

Cheers Murray P
Murray P (44)
142520 2003-05-09 06:17:00 Well Nomad, last time I checked I was sitting in my office
here in Auckland. Nice of you to ask :p but is there a reason?


Cheers

Billy 8-{) :D

[b][pre]If you plan on sending cash I'd just as soon give you my
Swiss Bank Account number where I hide all my graft and
gratuity payments. :O
Billy T (70)
142521 2003-05-09 06:19:00 Thanks for that explanation, Nomad, it helps "a little bit", yes. :-)

This elec-trickery is magic stuff really, magic.... :D
Susan B (19)
142522 2003-05-09 06:31:00 "What sort of electrician ..."?

A very surprised one. :D
Graham L (2)
142523 2003-05-09 06:50:00 In places where power cuts occur often, these spikes are also common place. Hence, there is a market for "power-on delay" devices that you plug your appliance (say, the fridge) into. The device withholds applying power to the appliance for a set period on the assumption that the spikes would have dissipated by then.

A brand new telly I've given to my folks was actually totalled by a surge after a powercut (back cabinet melted in half) and nearly caused a fire in their bedroom...
Tom McB (832)
142524 2003-05-09 09:47:00 Susan B, re your elec-trickery comment. As an ex electrician I can state positively that it is also very painful. Electricity has very sharp teeth. The worst shock you can get is "hand to hand" across your chest, can stop your heart. Scary stuff. Poppa John Maryann (2010)
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