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i have a heating ciruit to install soon and the distance from time clock to boiler is maybe 30-40M would there be a voltage drop issue with .75 flex. does anyone know the mv/A/m for .75
 
After a great deal of digging (because I'm too damn lazy to go and get my BgB) I find the VD is 62 mV per Amp per Metre.
With benefit of hindsight it would have been easier and quicker to go and get the book out of the van.
 
yeah and it so hard to keep everything running smoothly and have time to read that book for the umpteenth time.. but i will keep it in my sights forever and always
 

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