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Schndr Light Switches.

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I am going to recommend  a certain make of light switches to all D.I.Yers. The make starts with an “S”.

They are just great for causing confusion, especially the two way type as the terminals are not traditionally positioned with the common at the point of a triangle and the L1 and L2 together opposite. Also the loop terminal confuses 'em luvverly. I got a load of work today when the householder had wired up some “S” light switches wrongly. GGGGGGGGGGGGrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat as that tiger used to say in the breakfast cereal commercial.

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    We ad to steer biet eye, not using some expensive G.P.S. gadget that is attractive to thieves. These modern gadgets are troublesome I reckon. It taint reet.

    I thought the GPS systems on tractors weren't particularly used for controlling the position of the tractor - but rather to know the position of the tractor - which is then used when measuring crop yield or dispensing fertiliser or pesticides. So say you had one corner of a field that had a low yield last year, the system could add extra fertiliser to just that area this year to compensate without the risk of over-fertilising the rest of the field.

       - Andy.

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    We ad to steer biet eye, not using some expensive G.P.S. gadget that is attractive to thieves. These modern gadgets are troublesome I reckon. It taint reet.

    I thought the GPS systems on tractors weren't particularly used for controlling the position of the tractor - but rather to know the position of the tractor - which is then used when measuring crop yield or dispensing fertiliser or pesticides. So say you had one corner of a field that had a low yield last year, the system could add extra fertiliser to just that area this year to compensate without the risk of over-fertilising the rest of the field.

       - Andy.

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