MrHappy

looking at your work.... I would recommend a wire free alarm on your next job. I assume very low,

would it not been easier to make a few BFO holes in the coving shove the wire to the next BFO in the coving, rather than butcher the wall ? 1/2 a bag should sort your work- but I understand its still hard to get hold of?

Looking at the picture, he must have a very understanding wife or lives alone....

lovely, how many alarm cables are you fitting ?

wilko / b&m

there's gonna be very little face to face training, all the fire modules are gonna be class room based TSI regular posters are embittered trade professionals & school kids fishing alarms out of skips If you want to work in the industry, apply for job somewhere diy skills & basic electronic & electrical will paper qualifications are great to have, but not the same as practical knowledge

its unlikely any coarses will take place due to covid ? are you an adult ?

I once did a job in Ardrossan..... I believe the foreign office, issue the same advice to travelers as they do for mogadishu, apart from the sun screen ?

5 cups of cold piss ?

so "elmdene" whats your beef with these ones ?

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accentta ?

off topic- I fitted some grade 3 fmc's contacts today, ya90 I thought they would be a ball ache, but they appear to just "work" no idea what make them g3 ?

claim to take cable readings from the device, along with voltage, & continue to fill them out on the drive home.....

you installing double pole circuit ?

lots of swearing - but I find it funny

are you making any progress with the time machine ?

yes alarms are the work of satan.... at shade under £80 for a blue keypad.... if you've not got one already, get a dog

I used to have jobs where you needed triple ladders to get to the endstation.... The kit needs fitting where its safe & easy for a bloke to get to

do you have a fear of heights ? why not get a job in an industry which put little plastic boxes up using triple ladders....

coloured wires & basic DIY skills, shave a monkey & kick it though a branch of screwfix, if its holding a multi meter & screwdriver on the way out.... vola you have have an alarm monkey however if you can take a current reading your over qualified ? The easy way to find out if your suitable for a job is to go & get one, if you can't do it or don't like find a different one

invent a time machine, pop back a few years ago, subscribe to a maintenance contract with a local alarm co. the problem will never have happened ? if you can alter the space time continuum, so I never become involved with alarms it will greatly be appreciated

yes, removed 3rd party comms & completely different pcb

I spunked £160 up the wall to check a feature worked only to find it been removed... its the way it goes ?

Its DIY tat, maybe if you got you had in you pocket & bought something decent in the 1st place....