Round Two Pin Plugs - Terrible Connection In Power Extension

Post by **magnum** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 1:48 pm

Thai electritions kit pair of wellies big rubber gloves and large and small wrenches seems to work a treat.Seen them up the main poles a joy to watch proffesionals at work.

Post by **magnum** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 1:58 pm

Big Boy wrote:I remember my first Tri-ang electric train set in the UK (46 years ago). That's exactly how you used to connect the train set to the transformer.

That was nothing remember the gas fire poker a rubber end pushed on no clips or clamps started to deterioate and leak

Post by **Khundon1975** » Tue Dec 08, 2009 1:38 am

migrant wrote:This year noticed the brother inlaw in BKK had sparks coming out when I plugged in, and out due to the looseness mentioned above. We told him we would get a new one for him.
He said, never mind they all do that

Migrant
What voltage is your BIL, why do you have to plug him in?

My wife sometimes says I need a shock up my ass, (10 years in and out of Blighty so she has picked up the lingo

) maybe your BIL can give her tips on voltage required.

Post by **migrant** » Tue Dec 08, 2009 7:03 am

Khundon1975 wrote:
migrant wrote:This year noticed the brother inlaw in BKK had sparks coming out when I plugged in, and out due to the looseness mentioned above. We told him we would get a new one for him.
He said, never mind they all do that

Migrant
What voltage is your BIL, why do you have to plug him in?

My wife sometimes says I need a shock up my ass, (10 years in and out of Blighty so she has picked up the lingo ) maybe your BIL can give her tips on voltage required.