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Trochaic tetrameter is a meter in poetry. It refers to a line of four trochaic feet. The etymology of the word Trochaic is the Greek word trokhaios, from the verb trecho, which means "I run". In classical metre, a trochee is a foot consisting of a long syllable followed by a short one; in modern English poetry, a trochee is a foot consisting of a stressed syllable followed by an unstressed one. The word "tetrameter" in classical metre means a line with four metra, each metron containing two trochees, thus eight trochees in all. In modern metre it means a line with four trochees.
Hi all,
Customer has an extension and this compromises existing meter position, DNO is extending incomer and putting meter box on a different wall further away. The back side of the new position is the existing house which they don’t want to disturb, so I can’t run the tails inside the existing...
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I'm sure plenty of us have seen 100a fuses on 16mm (or less) tails and know that that simply doesn't work.
My question is, has the ccc changed or something as why would they have been installed in the first place?:confused:
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hi,i have just been to look at a consumer change,all is quite straightforward apart from the meter tails.the main incomer and meter is in a box on the out side wall the tails then go through the wall to the consumer unit which is aprox 1m higher.the owners have at some time plastered the wall...
Hi all,
this might be a silly question for you, i need to replace a 16mm meter tail with a 25mm one, but how to disconnect the meter tail from henly block? i had a look of the henly block, there were no screws,
thanks,
Dear all,
I consistently get good advice from the forum so pushing my luck with yet another question, I have just replaced the CU at home prior to an Elecsa assessment in a couple of weeks, all has gone well and I'm nearly done, however, I would like to know if I should be upgrading the present...
Hi im having to replace some old meter cable from the meter to the consumer unit , as it is around 6m in length i am going to fit a switch fuse unit , my question is what type of 25mm cable would you use and will it need a separate cpc other than the main 16mm main earth that is going to be run...
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