On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 14:08:45 UTC, David Hansen
wrote:

On 12 Nov 2006 13:53:34 GMT someone who may be "Bob Eager"
wrote this:-

Which would be 2.5 t+e for a ring, and thereby require 30A block, no?
chances are the spur would still be in 2.5 t+e anyway ...

Yes, but 30A is a bit big for a single wire of that size.

One might think so, if not aware of how to use them.

Excellent, a personal attack.

Better grip with 15A.

Why? Provided the connector is used properly the grip should be much
the same in either case.

Too easy for the wire to be incorrectly placed, to one side.

However, if this is a spur disconnecting it at the other end would
be advisable. Alternatively, a switched fused connection unit ready
for some other gadget could be put on the spur.

That's already been discussed and it seemed pointless to rehearse it
again. To some extent I agree, although opening up the point where the
spur is taken off might be an unnecessary disturbance.
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