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Historical British Educational Film. Mummy and Daughter Change a Fuse Wire.

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A delightful old film. How times have changed.




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    weirdbeard:

    Hi zoomup, this wiring and the regs section of the forum discussions would become awfully clogged if everyone decided to post new topics with only links to something they found interesting on the internet, please consider creating a blog or post to a more general section of the discussions, thanks :)




    The old educational film is instructional and educational weird, it helps younger electricians to understand past installations and practices. It concerns wiring, repairs and fusing. We often have enquiries from younger electricians and students about older types of wiring, this film addresses such matters. Only a day or so ago we had an enquiry about when metric ring final cables were first introduced, so there is an interest in such matters. B.S. 3036 rewirable fuses are still allowed to be used in B.S. 7671, even though we don't do so today as more modern protective devices are available, but abroad perhaps they still are installed/used. Live and let live. Live and learn. 


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    weirdbeard:

    Hi zoomup, this wiring and the regs section of the forum discussions would become awfully clogged if everyone decided to post new topics with only links to something they found interesting on the internet, please consider creating a blog or post to a more general section of the discussions, thanks :)




    The old educational film is instructional and educational weird, it helps younger electricians to understand past installations and practices. It concerns wiring, repairs and fusing. We often have enquiries from younger electricians and students about older types of wiring, this film addresses such matters. Only a day or so ago we had an enquiry about when metric ring final cables were first introduced, so there is an interest in such matters. B.S. 3036 rewirable fuses are still allowed to be used in B.S. 7671, even though we don't do so today as more modern protective devices are available, but abroad perhaps they still are installed/used. Live and let live. Live and learn. 


    Z.

     

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