In message ws.net,
":::Jerry::::" writes

"Capitol" wrote in message
...


Martin Angove wrote:

* either that, or they would mandate fuse protection inside
every
appliance and while a lot (TV, video etc) already have this,
it's
going to be difficult persuading manufacturers to bung a fuse
inside
a £3 table lamp.

Every US set of Xmas lights has a fuse inside the connecting plugs,
and
some of these sell for $2! Doesn't seem like a problem to me, but
if the
fuse is inside the appliance, then replacing it may give access
problems, as it already does in TVs.


Does it? IMO what it does means is that those who are with clue can
and those without don't...

But what about he who thinks he has a clue ?

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geoff