New Fuse Board fitting and Testing Naomi (Nom Nom) | Thomas Nagy 

Get her while you still can. Nom Nom

No wonder he's getting up earlier 😉

LOOOL

x 2. after double checking NFC is turned on.

also not sure if this is a thing with apple pay but I know with google pay you can add your card but there is an extra step to enable contactless. Don't know if you can get google pay on iPhone if ya continue to get issues

RFID shielding case perhaps?

Does ur apple watch not do contact less payments?

First thing I thought was check NFC is on and second was the case. Defo worth trying it out of the case to rule it out.

I'll get on her for it ;-) (not literally...metaphorically)

@@thomasnagy Get on her!

A longer bit won't necessarily give the proper torque rating. Length and diameter both affect torque.

Why not try the small wera torque ratchet with the screwdriver bit

A. Koenigs absolutely correct it will help her with leverage and reduce the effort to get to the required torque.

I dont think aplle pay use NFC anyways

dajmikrokiet it does use NFC

@@grzehmk What else could it use lol It does use NFC

They tried to setup their own system about 5,6 yrs ago. Nobody could be arsed to setup NFC and a separate apple system so apple lost out and moved to NFC

Was about to suggest that!

yeh your not wrong

The 20 minute naps every 4 hours game is even more fun. Provided you're not relying on that person for anything important... after a couple of weeks that stuff makes you unfit to make a cup of tea.

Is ok when your young , ain't no good when your older in my experience. 😉

*laughs in event production technician and IT engineer* Until the world got turned on its head, I would have been lucky to get 6 hours of sleep in any two nights of the same week. But I know different people have varying tolerance for sleep deprivation. It does eventually catch up on me once every couple of months and I'll spend an entire Sunday afternoon asleep on the sofa.

@@unicorn7337 I've been that way since puberty. It's fuckin horrible boring. I'd love a nice solid five hours every night. That would be delicious. Some nights it's no sleep, others 6 hours, then once a month I get a solid 10 hours followed by an enthusiastic hangover.

Can't blame him. If you have to have a 90lb triple jointed apprentice that get her hands in all kinds of tricky spots, then she's the best looking one yer gonna get.

More to come my man!

Second this. I know my iPhone is very finicky about the case. I keep a thin one on it for this reason

@@Studio23Media Same, i have had to actually touch the phone to the reader in some cases to make it work.

iPhone XR user here. I have found that the NFC is located behind the front camera (on the edge) Currently I'm just using a rubber back cover and all seems to be fine, but before when I used a flip-case, then I also couldn't pay using Apple pay, unless I removed the phone from the cover.

Agreed. Take it out of case.

Sometimes it also requires you to use the Touch ID to authorise the use...

No sweat. I'll get on it.

Why?

When we used to undo the crankshaft bolt in shoguns we cheated and put a bar on it and quickly cranked the engine for a second. Dodgy but works ;-)

@@thomasnagy done plenty of that operation

literally. But i like it. She is so full of energy; its so nice to work with.

She makes me feel old.

@thomas nagy when you going to ask her out on a date Tom 😍 there’s definite chemistry

Very variable,carp brand LAP in my opinion.

She literally doesn't have an off switch; but i kinda like it. lol

Definitely a 5 tread.

I have fitted loads, never had one fail... All plastic but tough as hell...and fire resistant to boot! cool! lol

that was Naomi ;-)

No that is not possible

@@AnotherPointOfView944 How so ?

Cringe or embarassing....it is both.

Thanks 👍

She is awesome. 100% staying.

@@thomasnagy nothing better than getting on well with who you spend all day with.

@@wayneandvon it's a massive struggle on my own 😂

Had, indeed

The thought had, for a brief moment crossed my mind.

@@thomasnagy Well, I'm in Love...

Apparently the ring was designed for running several electric fires, each drawing around 10 amps. These days you hardly get anything drawing 10 amps outside the kitchen, except for the Hoover! Two 20-amp radials are actually better value for money because they use the exact same 2.5 T&E minus the leg closing the ring but supply 40 amps instead of 32. In a way I suspect there was no real thought behind the introduction of the ring at all, just some old geezers who'd grown used to the rule "15-amp sockets must be on dedicated circuits!" and didn't want to change that. The rest of Europe lived quite happily with 10-amp radials at that time, 6 in older places, and usually no more than two or three of them. The Germans had neat little steel or bakelite meter bases with built-in main fuse carrier below the meter and three bottle fuses above and that was it for the average house well into the 1950s! Then they switched to MCBs and had more circuits but I've seen pictures of a 1BR flat in Munich built in the early 60s with a whopping ONE 16-amp radial circuit! 24-way fuseboard, no RCD, so almost empty! The whole thing was TN-C as well, so only a PEN bus bar, no neutral. Two wires going in (10 mm2 I think) and two 1.5s going out. Admittedly, central heating was basically the norm at that time in Germany so no need for electric fires. Dishwashers and washing machines were still rare, there were few, if any kettles, so probably no appliances over 1000 W whatsoever. Cooker was gas, that left a toaster, some lights and a radio. Sometimes an iron but usually not used at the same time as the toaster. These days the Germans would manage to fill that 24-way board all the way up!

They were designed to reduce costs due to it being war time. They were considered to be more efficient than the old way and as you can imagine, materials were in short supply then.

You're not wrong about Germany. I work over here and some of the places I go in to haven't changed since the 50s. In flats and sometimes even houses you'll have have the meter downstairs in the cellar and three bottle fuses (diazed) whacked on a din rail that is attached to piece of wood on the wall. They'll be 3 1,5mm 16a radials and that is it. Rings aren't by definition banned over here but no one has a clue how to properly install them so it is advised by the governing board to no use them in Germany.

toms sexual tension

Doesn't compare to Dave and Nigel. The constant 'will they won't they', always has me tuning in 🙂

100%. i can use those 2 hours for paperwork, van cleaning, washing yada yada....doesn't just have to be on the end of a screwdriver. Im still adjusting to it though

I think its the ToughBuilt Small Electricians Pouch but it would definitely be good to see her setup and what she thinks. You don't see much pouch use in the UK.

w00kie all the pouches I’ve seen don’t look that good, that one seemed to be quite stable and good storage

It's also recommended by E.S.1st and BEAMA: www.electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk/media/1258/consumer-unit-connections.pdf

No, i will try tomorrow and report back :-)

thomas nagy Willing to bet that’s the problem, too. My phone has trouble just charging through a case. Much less paying my bills. Smdh

Im changing it slowly; one of the things that i think has actually helped a lot is no junk food in four months.

@@thomasnagy Try and quit eating anything with sugar in it during the working day. Hypoglycemic rebound brings exactly the exhaustion and sleepiness you describe.

Oats are great. If you need something throughout the day, flapjack is awesome.

Its your carcadian rhythm is the reason you get tired midday....its your wake / sleep cycle that runs in the background....look it up Tom most people dip around 1 to 3 o'clock in the afternoon then perk back up due to there natural carcadian rhythm 👍

Had the same problem and switched to less spread over time. Works for me. Also i make my own, so i can keep track of what i have eaten.