Re: Almost the same here
these were 3 small panels off one main switch but you're right, i was complacent and didn't prove the NEUTRAL dead to earth
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As an example, i got zapped by a neutral on one distribution panel, because someone had it connected to a circuit from A COMPLETELY SEPARATE PANEL IN A DIFFERENT PART OF THE BUILDING. Me opening the main disconnect isolated half the building, but the backfeed from that made the entire neutral bar live.. People will do shit that should NEVER happen, you can't protect against that. Have a third beer
Indeed, add to that a following popup offering a signup to a newsletter, then yet a third which suggests you follow them on faecalbook, which when you click the X re-directs you to the initial cookie popup but this time with the 'yes i'll take all the bloody cookies just show me what i was looking for' button offscreen, stage left.....
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Office 97 still works on windows 11, (you may require a USB cd drive lol) and the .docx incompatibility isn't really a problem. All modern versions of turd..sorry word, can read .doc, and if someone sends me a .docx, not hard to read it with freeware.
Edit... it would become a chore if i used and edited dozens of .docx files a day, but that is not my use case, YMMV
I guess so, although it's not very dangerous. The 'safe limits' are hilariously low. Coal power station fly ash is way more radioactive than anything nuke stations are allowed to release. Nuclear power, done PROPERLY is one of the greenest forms of energy. And commercial pilots aren't overly bothered by radiation :)
I believe while not needed per BUILDING regs, the gas safety regs require them. Every heating engineer we have dealt with has either provided a battery one or requested a heat and co alarm in the room or cupboard the boiler is in, hard wired into the building's smoke alarms. Aico ones (the only brand we fit) have a different tone for fire or carbon monoxide
Older CRT tvs were like this, had a bridge rectifier directly on the mains with the negative connected to chassis 'ground' so it was always live with half mains voltage. The aerial sockets were isolated with 2 capacitors. I found this out after replacing a damaged aerial socket with a non isolated variant. I found out when 20 feet up a ladder, was aligning the aerial, and got a hefty whack from it when i touched the dipole element, was damn lucky to not leap off the ladder
My mini legal length in UK victorinox non locking keychain knife is my EDC, at work i usually carry a knipex VDE 1000v rated cable demolition knife, tiny 3/4 inch blade but lethally sharp, capable of filleting a finger as I found out last tuesday, still wearing a micropore bandage (not the same one) LOL