Need to get some elecy in your shed, then why not Win a Ready Board!
"The Ready Board is approved to BS EN 60439-3:1991. It is a self contained power and light distribution unit and is ideal for safely electrifying any Garden Shed, Timber Building, Garage, Out Building or Loft."
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thanks wilco
In message , uncle.wilco writes
I've already entered it so I can electrify my shed for the local ruffians. Mindyew, I prolly wouldn't complain too much if they opened it because the door's stuck.
Pah, only three sockets. What use is that?
But you can stick some adaptors in to molish 6 or more
On or around Wed, 3 Mar 2004 07:50:21 GMT, Guy King enlightened us thusly:
's a handy-looking unit mind, for a small shed.
you could always plug a 4-way wossname into each of the 3 socketses.
In article , uncle.wilco writes
IRTA "safely electrifying any Garden Shed ... door"
In article , Austin Shackles writes
And a two-way adapter into each of those...
The message from "Paul C. Dickie" contains these words:
And a six-gang eggs tension from each socket....
Don't forget of course for all your appliances without plugs, shove the bare wires into the socket hole, and 'secure' by pushing another plug on top. That way you can run 2 things off each socket.
Only 2?
Hetta
The message from "SimonJ" contains these words:
Best done with matchsticks, known as the Bryant and May plug.
Agreed. Double up "inside" the plug plus two extras wrapped round the plug "legs" plus bare wires in the holes.
Cigi.
The message from "SimonJ" contains these words:
'S OK to pwt two eclectic fires on the same one innit? Shwd I disconnect the cwker from the plug, cos I have the cwker and a rajant heaterer on this plug.....
The rest of the stuff - well, I don't bother wiv plugses much - I twists the wires together, pokes a screwdriver in the big slot at the top, pokes the wires into the live and neuter, then takes the screwdriver out. Much cheaperer - why, all those plugses means pints of beer innit.
BTW, it lwks a lot neaterer if you snips orft the yaller and green wires wot don't do anythink.
The message from Cigi contains these words:
Ah. Now we're torqueing.
On or around Thu, 4 Mar 2004 12:46:26 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades enlightened us thusly:
I've recently acquired plugs for about 1/3 the price of a pint of beer each.
The message from Austin Shackles contains these words:
Even much worserer then: thass expensiver than the plugules I ohl. Even less pints to the plunge.
BTW, I find matchsticks bork: nials are much betterer.
Yoo gotta DOOR on yer shed? There's posh! We gotta door shaped hole... anna few planks held in fond embrace by a strip o' rust!
-- Kate XXXXXX Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
On or around Thu, 4 Mar 2004 20:11:40 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades enlightened us thusly:
I could've had 'em cheaper, but these ones are alleged to be tougher. The very-cheap ones tend to be fragile.
If you're cross posting to a non-shed based newsgroup, could you supply a translation?
We don't all speak rot13 here :)
The message from "David French" contains these words:
Wot, me guv? No ROTting there.
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