Classic British Flight Sim

Got a call from a nice lady asking me to come to her condo. When I got there it was dark and she asked if I
would be needing a flashlight.

I told her, " No ma'am we electricians do our best work in the dark"

I then proceeded to fix her shorts.

The End

Joe

Did you need to fit insulation??

you know Garry, I'm glad you asked me that question

It is very important to have a proper fitted insulator on the working cable

airboatr wrote:you know Garry, I'm glad you asked me that question

It is very important to have a proper fitted insulator on the working cable

just out of curiosity, what sort of insulation do you use, and does it have to be water proof

0 gauge wire is better then 30, too

oh no ....kcmil



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thats right bobdawkins
and it must be rated for oil and provide protection from gasses

I was considering adding to this thread but I'm expecting too much resistance.

Brian

A bit of lube works wonders for feeding the cable into the conduit

Just don't let me see you flashing

they don't call us sparky for nothing