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14 years ago
fake fusebox blows up
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14 years ago
Thanks for taht.
For the sake of other readers, I made that 39min 30. Easily done OP!.
I just found out today I had reset my camera out by a month less than a year after I had allowed the battery run flat!
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14 years ago
Can't watch, outside of england.
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14 years ago
The clue's in the NG title ! ;-)
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14 years ago
It is worth going back to 19min 45 to see the Chinese factory and the ultimate dodgey MCB.
Adam
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14 years ago
Towards the end of that clip, the chap discusses posing as a buyer at trade shows - and being asked what brand/certification he would like printed on the stuff.
Whilst I can see how businesses with low visibility can get away with it - it takes an enormous degree of complicity to be able to do that at a trade show.
i.e. trade show organisers, all other traders, police, government etc.
That's a really entrenched culture that says it's ok to make fake safety equipment.
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We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember Andy Cap saying something like:
Ditto. There's bound to be a repeat, though why this is on at 9.15am is beyond me.
Fuck off.
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Not at all, quite common for exhibitors to take chances at a trade show, also quite common for other exhibitors to wander round with lawyers and cease and desist notices ;-)
The fake thermal fuse found in some Ring lighting a while back was an eye opener, all the stamps VDE SemDemko RTC.. no internals , just a 2 leaded lump of plastic with loads of safty stamps :-( Its not just no brands that can get caught out.
Cheers Adam
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14 years ago
Briliiant !
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14 years ago
not available here - fukkin' territorial bastard broadcasting corporation!
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14 years ago
Would you expect anything better from Ring?
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14 years ago
You`ve got a point, but major UK importer presumably with some QC checks going back, shows how counterfeit parts can creep in.
Seen counterfeit LEDs , as in the discrete part not the consumer lamp before, half the price and about 10th quality.
Cheers Adam
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14 years ago
Not at all, we in the UK pay for a licence to fund the BBC, why should hangers on get it for free?
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14 years ago
Who the f*ck are we? I do not pay for a TV licence and I live in the UK.
Adam
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14 years ago
The message from "ARWadsworth" contains these words:
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The message from "ARWadsworth" contains these words:
Never had a TV licence either -- and I live in the UK
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14 years ago
RING IS a no brand.
bought some ring bulbs once. Never again.
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14 years ago
well you can go back as far as Sinclair Radionics for 1/10th the quality and three times the price. The dread MAT100 and MAT101. IIRC
rejects of NewMarket transistors, rebranded and sold by the ginger oaf as 'super quality'
At a super price.
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14 years ago
Almost tempting to buy some audio cables from the pound shop and relabel them as Russ Andrews at 50x the price.
Owain
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14 years ago
Yes you can. It can be seen OK in Scotland.