Plastertrician

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flynnyman said:
Been doing electrics for years but it helps having an electrician at the end of the phone. First fix is a piece of piss, second fix not too bad apart from two way lighting can get confusing. I've never connected upto or changed a consumer unit. What kind of qualification will you get is it part p?
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Plastering is confusing for you reading some of your posts on here :coffe:
 
Danny said:
I sent you that in confidence
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..and this one. You can hardly see the wire [emoji15]

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@Lodan - Learn the 'Ohms Law' electrical equation before you go on your course and things will make more sense. Get an electrical meter (Fluke) and learn how to use one - that ties into Ohms Law, buy some two core & earth and some three core and earth (that bit is for you @flynnyman helps with the strappers in two & three way switching), then practice stripping the conductors. Electrical is all double-Dutch too me.
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Have upset many a spark and plumber down the years with one statement, you can buy a b&q you can do it book and wire or plumb a house quite easily if you follow the instructions but, try plastering or laying a brick after reading a book and see what happens.
 
Lastlaff said:
@Lodan - Learn the 'Ohms Law' electrical equation before you go on your course and things will make more sense. Get an electrical meter (Fluke) and learn how to use one - that ties into Ohms Law, buy some two core & earth and some three core and earth (that bit is for you @flynnyman helps with the strappers in two & three way switching), then practice stripping the conductors. Electrical is all double-Dutch too me. View attachment 19637
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Thanks mate, looks complicated so I'll have a dig into it and see if I can work it out....ordered all the course books so will be giving them a study as well over the next few months
 
Lastlaff said:
@Lodan - Learn the 'Ohms Law' electrical equation before you go on your course and things will make more sense. Get an electrical meter (Fluke) and learn how to use one - that ties into Ohms Law, buy some two core & earth and some three core and earth (that bit is for you @flynnyman helps with the strappers in two & three way switching), then practice stripping the conductors. Electrical is all double-Dutch too me. View attachment 19637
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Thanks mate, looks complicated so I'll have a dig into it and see if I can work it out....ordered all the course books so will be giving them a study as well over the next few months
 
Lodan I did c&g level 1 &2 2 nights a week for a year on fast track course be ready for your head to explode with ohms law . Eddy currents .volt drop and a load more s.....t to be honest the practical side was easy for me but the classroom s...t you dont even need to know half of it
 
I couldn't be a plumber as I prefer to go home at 3 o'clock everyday smelling of money.
not sh!T and sewerage.
 
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