no worries

but he will have to provide test certificates after the work is complete to prove it is safe.

His dad is good at rewiring, although not certified etc. Some of the jobs he has done on his own property in France are perfectly serviceable. He is confident it will be safe.

Just because a light goes on and off it does not mean a instalation is safe

tbh he may well appear to be good but, wiring kit in and knowing what to use are two differant things for example

How is the house earthed is it TT,PMS or PME whichever system it is dictates wether or not a earth spike is required because the shed is outside the earth protected bonding zone according to BS7671 (17th edition wiring regs)

I am not trying to be a smart arse but I am trying to make you aware

if they are additional to the presant circuit or new face plates no

if you have fitted a new circuit from your consumer unit yes

if the amplifier has a 'sound' it is broken

depends on what class the output is.
Class A low efficientcy but superb output characturistics (arse spelling ) with low/no crossover distortion
Class B not so good output due to crossover distortion

class A/B somewhere in between

therefore amps do have a sound

My valve amp has a sound which is smooth and easy, yet some amps appear to throw sound at you

rich

a transformer gives a ac output unless it is rectified if I am not mistaken.

what local voltage regulation are you talking about, the regulated circuits within the amps?

What gets me is when I used to go to the bristol hifi show all the expensive kit sounded er poor except for the odd system / company room.

With the ammount of wonga some companys wanted for there kit it should of sounded fantastic anywhere without petty excuses about the shape of the rooms etc

rich

what local regulation for anything sensative

are you talking about the quiecent current at the star point of a diletham based crystal connected to a rearward facing foofoo flange via a bridge rectifier with an inductive load attached

please confirm

solamanda – Member
Amplifiers are VERY sensitive to the setup, including the voltages that the internal circuits run at. Most amplifiers do benefit from a service every 10 or so years, depending on how much of a perfectionist you are.

The differences are measurable with an oscilloscope

sorry what are you on about service please explaine a amplifier has no moving parts bar the pot used for the volume control if is a solid state amp. As for the voltages for the circuits does that not depend on the input voltages that the instalation recieves from the grid which can swing by as much as about 25v ac.

As for the results being measurable by a ocilloscope yes maybe can I hear the differance well?

Ok I replace my valves once every 5 years but valve amps are a bit differant

the charge spoon works for me to

sad sad news but now what to replace with hummmmmmmmmm

A ti whyte 19 😛 😛

or

wait for the 456 Ti slotdrop 😛

Mr K now you have realy stepped out of line you swine

jayne ( aka mrs saladdodger) wants to go up to brizzol now, for a ride out 😀

result

Thank you

simonfbarnes – Member
Get shot of the hifi and have a good shag instead :o)

or even a bad one hell who cares

Get shot of the wife for the evening have a few beers and relax with your favorite music

Or in my case Pink Floyd with brandy and coke

btw vinyl does sound better but do not mix with beer cos you bugger up your lp's (voice of experiance)

yep that does have the makings for a grand day out

I do like it arround the docks the buildings are fantastic

get used to it cos how many times a day is your picture taken on cctv??

and you have NO choice

not a nice thought realy

Na it was because I had a slow puncture in the front wheel and it felt like the tyre came off the rim (which it did not)

my thigh is still sore

By hell my thigh hurts, Ho hum shame realy cos it was a great day out yet again.
Roll on next weekend in the mendips

I need a cap like mikes to cover me bonce cos the sun does hurt my scalp 😥

And I would look cool and skinny to , er maybe

Ta for the offer del but I want a new one

nice quiet bit of the Kings of Leon and Palo Nutini

a glass of pinot ( collected last week)

Tuna pasta

And a ride with Knottie to look forward to on saturday on the Q's

Cannot see a issue but still I am a toy boy 😳

now if they were after young lads now that would be a issue

na the x-ray pic is there to show Sharki what a normal (ish) collar bone should look like

i will be swapping all the bits off my full sus so the only expence will be new shifter cables and a headset

imagine a 456 with Mav sc32 forks (bet it looks orrable)

the wife got 2k when =my car was shunted

randon the 456 is £125

the Soul is £470

the differance pays for a real trick set of wheels etc

S-M

its ok not a bad bike but I just prefer the hard tail it just makes me grin alot more

I like the simple (and I want to keep the s/s)and I use it more than my full sus.

I had a inbred before the simple and yes the simple rides a bit better than the inbred but not a light and day thing if you know what I mean.

Im free…. will be at lydeard Hill Car park (Taunton side of the quantocks) at 10 am on Saturday morning. Should be 7 of us at the moment so your all welcome to join us.
Otherwise about 10.30/10.45 at Crowcombe Park Gate.

btw that is using CRT which is a lot like BST + 1hr ish

see ya up there charlie

Mr k

I cannot ride up holford after a bacon butty and the s/s is easyer to push 😉

ok call me God

Q's saturday mr K

s/s

Ok simple answer YES 😥

the Nobby Nick on the front and Racing Ralph on the back is a fast and grippy combo love em on the Simple and the Trance

I remeber the Jedi

fantastic

I was alot more robust in the 90's and I still have the bike I raced on, It is a steel rigid S/works and it is a thing of real beauty

It climbs realy well those bar ends just work

But It shakes the crap out of me and the cantis just do not work when you have the death grip on the bars.

Sorry but they are bikes of the past( still love it though) and at 47 I appreciate my front suspension and discs as for gears well just to contredict things I love riding my s/s simple

check this thread out

http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/made-me-laugh-anyway-1

I enjoyed it

I have a gaggia classic to, I tried the £60 gaggia burr grinder which was noisy as hell and created alot of static so the coffee grinds went everywhere. It was pants so I got shot of it.

Now I have a Rancillo Rocky and I am well chuffed

what bike are you getting then???

what about swindon and the Ridgeway

er ok maybe not

ta for that

brilliant

yep bangers and mash Anna

I have not forgotten 😉