What outdoor switch

[RobH]

oops yes google photos:

Here it is:

[FMurtz]

Just put imgur into google and follow instructions

[Roger Hayter]

Not least, cable retention for the cable/flex to the plug. From the OP's description, the neon may be across the switch, which is clever in one way, but obsolete design in these days of CFLs and LEDs.

[RobH]

Sorry I'm not sure what you mean about putting imgur into google.

[Andy Burns]

404

[RobH]

Not for me it isn't, as I've just clicked on the link I gave and it goes straight to the photo I was asked for.

[Robin]

have you shared the photo?

[Chris J Dixon]

Do you have to specifically allow access to anybody who isn't actually yourself?

Chris

[alan_m]

Whats your username and password. We need it to see your private account as per the google photos link?

[RobH]

Try this then:

[tabbypurr]

404.

Where is the line between 'learn then do' and 'stay away'?

NT

[RobH]

The picture is shared so I don't understand why the 404 again.

What line are you talking about 'learn and do' and 'stay away' I'm sure I never said that.

[tabbypurr]

that pretty much answers the question. Don't touch anything electrical.

NT

[Brian Gaff]

Was that the one where you had one with a black wire and somebody asked for a picture? Brian

[Brian Gaff]

Not sure that would work with non filament bulbs. I did this with display cabinet strip lights as they do tend to burn out very fast. Brian

[RobH]

Ok fair does, and I won't ask anything else in this group.

[DerbyBorn]

I was thinking the same.

[Bob Eager]

We have a couple of 'across the switch' neons, and they work OK with CFLs at least.

[tabbypurr]

Of course switching 2 bulbs separately works.

NT

[ARW]

That not the sprit of this news group.