with longer screws????
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never try...
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6 years ago
+1...but tell the wife that......
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6 years ago
You can bin the socket and fit a new one too.
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6 years ago
And a USB socket is about £9 and the Scolmore ones fit a 25mm backbox.
I have fitted thousands of them without a problem.
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6 years ago
I was going to say they sell spacers for this very thing. Some actually have a bit of ventilation as the usb has obviously got a psu inside it on all the time.
Brian
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6 years ago
So far.
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6 years ago
What problem could I have?
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6 years ago
Good evening Mr Wadsworth. Jimbo is a troll who usually lives in uk.radio.amateur. He seems to have got bored in there, so he now infests this group with his shit.
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Tell me, do you class anyone except yourself as not a troll?
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=E2=80=9CLosing one glove is certainly painful, but nothing compared to = the pain of losing one, throwing away the other, and finding the first o= ne again.=E2=80=9D -- Piet Hein, Danish Mathematician.
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He also knows quite a lot about buildings. And building control. I don't think he is a troll, so much has having a somewhat irritating sense of humour.
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6 years ago
With so many idiotic discussions taking place there must be a real shortage of diying
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yes and you like Glasgow so you can't be all bad...tee he
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yes Glasgow airport since 1974, two shopping malls and everything down to a humble garage......tee hee
I just don't take things that are not serious seriously ......and I like people to underestimate me..........
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6 years ago
That says more than you can imagine! Most people dream in much the same way! LOL
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6 years ago
what do you mean by that? ....
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6 years ago
no I don't.........
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6 years ago
I rather think that you do.
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6 years ago
Do you really want some chinese electronics permanently on and using power 24/7 ?.
Better to have a switched fusible spur on the ring supplying your double socket.
If you have a cooker spurred off a double socket, you may have deviated from 'rules' anyway.
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And constantly posting in morse code ...