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Videos of EICRs on Youtube

David Stone

I am interested in comments from anyone on the youtube videos, there are several purporting to show EICR procedures. As most know I am currently researching this, and am collecting data.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzdQ4kH1G6M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIlwmp7Ks2w

are of particular interest, ignore any comments I may have left, I want your comments.

 

Kind regards

David

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    Sparkingchip:

    I sat and watched the remaining people, most of them were obviously not used to handling a physical book, the younger guys who are used to looking things up on electronic devices such as phones and tablets cannot physically handle a book and don’t have the ability to “thumb through a book” looking for the page they want, books are alien to them, they don’t have dog eared reference books with the top corners bent over from thumbing through.

    I suppose that the time will come when the .pdf version is the norm.

    In the mean time, I have heard of puzzled young folk who spread their index finger and thumb and pinch them back again over a picture in a book and wonder why it won't zoom in and out.

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    Sparkingchip:

    I sat and watched the remaining people, most of them were obviously not used to handling a physical book, the younger guys who are used to looking things up on electronic devices such as phones and tablets cannot physically handle a book and don’t have the ability to “thumb through a book” looking for the page they want, books are alien to them, they don’t have dog eared reference books with the top corners bent over from thumbing through.

    I suppose that the time will come when the .pdf version is the norm.

    In the mean time, I have heard of puzzled young folk who spread their index finger and thumb and pinch them back again over a picture in a book and wonder why it won't zoom in and out.

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