Well, I noticed a spot high in the back where I could drill discretely so that's what I've done. Would rather not have but the other options weren't really realistic.
Tim
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Super thin/flat mains (& speaker) cable?
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9 years ago
Pretty much yes, or all sorts of stuff like insurance might get invalidated.
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9 years ago
You also need one of these.
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9 years ago
Why are you plugging this crap? It's neither relevant or funny.
Tim
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9 years ago
"Really?", as in, "did you really miss my smiley?".
Tim
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9 years ago
As in the one a few posts upthread?
Sorry, safety is not a laughing matter round here.
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I think it is hugely funny to think that any one would be silly enough to buy such rubbish.
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9 years ago
Where else? Downthread?
When did that happen? Nobody told me.
Tim
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9 years ago
You don't keep parrots in your garage, do you? ;-)
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9 years ago
Is the thickness of the insulation actually specified (presumably by the likes of the IEC?) or just the withstand voltage and the mechanical properties?
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9 years ago
That's a very good question and I'm glad you asked it...
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9 years ago
Another version is the self adhesive copper tape sold in hobby stores/model shops sometimes known by the name Kaptan tape which is the original quality version though Kapton is the insulation material which other copper tapes may not have. Used some to connect a door bell push once where the owner did not want any holes drilled through a door frame . Hardly visible once it was painted over.
G.Harman
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I asked a very simple question so why can't you answer the question rather than prevaricating :)
A few possibilities?
IEC 60227-5 - A mere 100 quid BS EN 50525 - Free, or would be if I had my library card number with me
Just wondered if alternatives using a radically different construction method and / or insulation could be made significantly thinner and still comply.
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9 years ago
Wonder what the kickback voltage is on a mechanical sounder.
NT
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9 years ago
I've had several hundred volts off electric motors on 12v..
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... and what voltage a layer of gloss paint can withstand. I wouldnt be surprised if it could cope with 200 or 300v, but only barely, for a while.
NT