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Hi, I am new to the site but been qualified spark for 10 years working in mostly industrial/ HV environments so most of what I knew about domestics I have forgot. Have decided to do 17th edition course have it booked for 2 weeks time can anyone give advice on what to expect or what books/ materials would benefit me. any info would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
 

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