w_tom wrote:
wrote:
While what you say probably applies in the US, its wrong on nearly all
points wrt to the UK.
Well that reasoning is good and sufficient for an English major. But
a technical person would your entire post. Why? Where are the list of
details for why "its wrong on nearly all points wrt to the UK". Fine
to have an opinion if you keep it to yourself. But when details of
"why" are not provided, then it becomes a post so typical of political
extremists such as Rush Limbaugh. If your post has merit, then it
includes technical WHYs. Without the 'whys' - those essential
technical details - it is simply what propagandists, political
extremists, and liars do.
If RCDs do not provide human safety to UK bathrooms, they why? Why
is electricity at 230 volts in UK bathrooms not a threat when
electricity in Canada and US at 120 volts has been considered dangerous
since 1970s. Why is UK electricity not dangerous in UK bathrooms -
especially when RCDs are so inexpensive?
Go get a clue what youre talking about before throwing accusations
around. Fool.
NT