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Not big and definitely not clever
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What is it ?.
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A neutral earth link cunningly fashioned from flattened copper pipe
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looks like a battered piece of flattened copper pipe screwed between two busbars linking neutral and earth.
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I can see it now when i shined the torch on me phone ,lol .
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Wasn’t the best photo sorry
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