Sorry if they have been posted before but I am sure there are some people out there who will enjoy them.
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16 years ago
Sorry if they have been posted before but I am sure there are some people out there who will enjoy them.
I got 95% on this one. Would have done better if I'd read the first question correctly before answering;-) and if I had a copy of the regs to hand (did it all from memory as it wasn't clear if this is an open book exam or not).
One comment I would make is that a significant number of the questions do not apply to Part P work.
Question 12 seems bogus to me too.
Sounds a bit like the old chestnut: Question 12 - "Is question 12 a valid question?"
I had a dabble at the first paper. Probably best if I just do the chasing and don't actually touch any wiring!
mark
To be fair I posted this link without looking too much at the main website before going to the girlfriends for the night. I have not tried doing a full exam on it yet. It looks like the part of the site should be more fun but it also appears that the site is incomplete and they are looking for answers for many of the exams. See at the very bottom of the page.
Someone used to post on this uk.d-i-y with his own similar web page on 2391 questions and answers a few years ago. I am not suggesting that they are the same person but more likely the new link is an idea of a previous poster. Christian McArdle rings a bell in my mind for the first (very enjoyable) Q&A site. I might be wrong.
Adam
In article , ARWadsworth writes
Hadn't seen that site but had wondered where he had gone, has he re- branded?
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It was Martin Angove (who, AFAIK, is not a nym for C McA (or vice versa)).
It's a rather unsuitable exam for home wiring... ... which gives me an idea...
We could perhaps put together an online exam which was a suitable indicator of one's competence to perform DIY wiring. It could have a few different parts, e.g. o Adding a spur or a new light; o Adding a new circuit; o Doing a full rewire; o Outdoor wiring.
Here is a list of some that I culled from the group a few years ago:
Don't know, he vanished from all groups at the end of last year without any warning. I did email him to enquire what had happened, but never got a reply.
On Fri, 13 Jul 2007 23:04:14 +0100, John Rumm mused:
No-one ever emails me when I dissapear. :(
Go on then sod-off and we will see! ;-)
Haven't seen him but ex-neighbours say he's still kicking. Guess serial parenthood's caught up with him :-)
I would buy some better cable, PVC doesn't really like being that hot for years at a time. And how much margin do you apply for global warming?
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