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It’s got to be a wind up. I’m not having it that a qualified spark is on here asking if he can omit RCD protection because the RCD trips and he can’t find a fault.
 
It’s got to be a wind up. I’m not having it that a qualified spark is on here asking if he can omit RCD protection because the RCD trips and he can’t find a fault.

If it was a wind up then I think he'd have been back on here trying to keep it going.

Sadly I suspect this is real.
 

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