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http://www.energysafety.wa.gov.au/en...generators.pdf

How stupid can Aussies be?

On the other hand, it's interesting that owners can be trusted to work
on their own generators, over here we'd have to hand it over to Nanny
or one of her approved nursemaids to get the modification done!

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http://www.energysafety.wa.gov.au/en...generators.pdf


How stupid can Aussies be?


On the other hand, it's interesting that owners can be trusted to work
on their own generators, over here we'd have to hand it over to Nanny
or one of her approved nursemaids to get the modification done!


I noticed a PP generator in B&Q had that Mickey Mouse DC plug they seem to
think is the correct one.

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On 19 Oct 2006 07:26:34 -0700 wrote :
On the other hand, it's interesting that owners can be trusted to work
on their own generators, over here we'd have to hand it over to Nanny
or one of her approved nursemaids to get the modification done!


They can fix their own generators, but legally they cannot do *any* work
to the fixed wiring in their homes. Let's not take any lessons from them
as far as DIY is concerned.

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