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Originally Posted by ghost307
leland...I remember a line in a sci fi book that fits nicely.

The total amount of intelligence in the society is a constant; but the population is increasing.

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I'll remember that!! smile

But seriously-with out getting into sociology.

My early education were grown adults.

I equate it to antibiotics. Yes they are good and beneficial...But too many and we lose what ever basic immunities we have.

I don't like TRs'- for the most part.

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Originally Posted by gfretwell
n still unscrew a lamp and put your finger in the hole

Greg,
Funny you should mention that.
HPM down here makes a bayonet cap light fitting that has a spring loaded insulator that prevents contact with live parts without a bulb in the socket.
This socket has been on the market for 10-12 years.

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Mike:

You happen to have a picture of that light fitting???



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Originally Posted by HotLine1
Mike:

You happen to have a picture of that light fitting???

Sure do,
This is from a catalouge by HPM from 1994:

[Linked Image from electrical-photos.com]

There is also an earth terminal over the back (not shown) that all light fittings are required to have here regardless of wether they are metallic or not.
I mean to say, it must have an earth conductor supplying it.

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I just go back to my Uncle.

"You MUST know more than the dog,If you want to teach him something."

A lot of truth to that!
And I'll stand by it!
Because it worked for me. As the LEARNER.

Made me smarter-(in my eye). After years of observation.....
Something to it for sure !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Trumpy:
Thank you, my friend!!!
Take care & stay safe!!!


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All that means is if you stick your finger in the hole, don't push down.


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Originally Posted by gfretwell
All that means is if you stick your finger in the hole, don't push down.

Why even bother. bash

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I guess you don't have kids.
It is an innovative design but if the intent is to make your little brother jump, it is just a puzzle. I really feel the same way about the TR receptacle. They will stop the 3 year old but be a challenge to a 6 year old.


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Originally Posted by gfretwell
I guess you don't have kids.
It is an innovative design but if the intent is to make your little brother jump, it is just a puzzle. I really feel the same way about the TR receptacle. They will stop the 3 year old but be a challenge to a 6 year old.

No Greg,
I don't have kids.(It's not through want of trying though)
Bear in mind these are installed up on a ceiling, as in 8ft above the floor, pointing downwards.
You think we install these things on the floor over here?

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