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How to wire a 1970's plug...

Lisa Miles
Just seen this and thought I'd share with you...


As part of the IET's 'Exploring the Archives' feature, my colleague Asha Gage‍ from the Archives Team gives us a quick look at an unusual item in the IET Archives. A tea towel from the 1970's made to help the public to understand the changes in wiring. ?

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    Legh Richardson:

    Lol..."dry the dishes"

    This should be made a compulsory past time for after dinner family activities.

    Pocket handkerchiefs with printed analogue Integrated circuit circuits seem like a winner for board housewives/husbands to keep clean  






    ? After tea, while we do the washing up, the wife and I regularly quiz each other on disconnection times for antiquated fuse standards and discuss the merits of distributed micro-generation systems for grid stability. Got to stay on your toes for the next time an NIC inspector tries to mark you down for not knowing the prohibited RCD types for Group 2 medical locations. I only house bash, honestly!  ?

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    Legh Richardson:

    Lol..."dry the dishes"

    This should be made a compulsory past time for after dinner family activities.

    Pocket handkerchiefs with printed analogue Integrated circuit circuits seem like a winner for board housewives/husbands to keep clean  






    ? After tea, while we do the washing up, the wife and I regularly quiz each other on disconnection times for antiquated fuse standards and discuss the merits of distributed micro-generation systems for grid stability. Got to stay on your toes for the next time an NIC inspector tries to mark you down for not knowing the prohibited RCD types for Group 2 medical locations. I only house bash, honestly!  ?

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