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09 August 2002, 02:46 PM
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Would this be the wiring regs (16th edition)?
If so, I wouldn't mind seeing it again...
The IEE seem to want to charge people for it (even members
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If so, I wouldn't mind seeing it again...
The IEE seem to want to charge people for it (even members
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09 August 2002, 02:50 PM
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to buy the book is about £47
the CD-Rom is £350.
i think this is whether you are a member or not.
the only reason i want the cd is it will be easier to search, the book is a knightmare to work with.
the CD-Rom is £350.
i think this is whether you are a member or not.
the only reason i want the cd is it will be easier to search, the book is a knightmare to work with.
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09 August 2002, 03:38 PM
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letters after one's name 
(If you're interested in that sort of thing)
Next year I'll have more letters than name...
My company pays for the membership, so I'd rather be in the club than not.
(If you're interested in that sort of thing)
Next year I'll have more letters than name...
My company pays for the membership, so I'd rather be in the club than not.
09 August 2002, 05:16 PM
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09 August 2002, 06:28 PM
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Yes it is now known as BS7671:2001 to indicate that it was amended in 2001 and came into force in January 2002? this is to lead to eventual european harmonization! (Down to the lowest standards reportedly)
10 August 2002, 12:43 AM
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back from crashing through ceilings now 
I'm in trouble....
I'm an electronics design engineer (FPGAs and stuff currently) in the defence industry
I'm in trouble....
I'm an electronics design engineer (FPGAs and stuff currently) in the defence industry
10 August 2002, 01:54 AM
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It will be on the NICEIC website, do a search you'l be sure to find it. 
It's now the 16th edition and BS7671.
I know the CD is expensive but they are the only people to sell it as far as I know.
It's now the 16th edition and BS7671.
I know the CD is expensive but they are the only people to sell it as far as I know.
13 August 2002, 10:29 PM
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Electrical engineers are too honest to 'obtain' these. Try asking a spanner
A C Eng MIEE
PS should we start the Engineers are undervalued routine
PPS Have you looked on iee.org - guess is it's not there 'cos other wise we'd do ourselves out of a nice little earner
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PS should we start the Engineers are undervalued routine
PPS Have you looked on iee.org - guess is it's not there 'cos other wise we'd do ourselves out of a nice little earner
13 August 2002, 11:27 PM
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my dad is a member of the above and doesnt have the cd says he might have it at work though..
David
says he might have it at work though..David
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