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Christian McArdle wrote:
The B & Q version sounds like a more useful product.
If somewhat against the spirit of the legislation. The thing is still
capable of passing 3x13A and completely overloading the ring at a single
point, even if it can deal with the current internally.

And, of course, would contravene the regs if fitted on a spur.

Owain