| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 200.1 | | VULCAN::WILLIAMS | | Tue Aug 15 1989 20:21 | 7 |
| Mr Barton 0252 617230.
I found him very helpful and reasonable.He replaced my central
heating/water timer and move a power switch further up my kitchen
wall for 25 pounds.
Margaret.
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| 200.2 | | KERNEL::WATTERSON | | Thu Aug 17 1989 20:42 | 11 |
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Re .1
Thanks Margaret,
do you know what hours he works ? - I haven't been able to get a
reply .Also, do you know if he covers Basingstoke ?
Paul
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| 200.3 | | HEAD::WILLIAMS | | Thu Aug 17 1989 21:40 | 4 |
| I'm not sure what hours he works but he came to us during the day.
Yes he covers Basingstoke (I live a Lychpit).
Margaret.
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| 200.4 | Can anyone help ? | COMICS::SUMNERC | OpenVMS Counter Intelligence | Mon Feb 10 1997 11:25 | 14 |
| As this note is a little old, can anyone still recommend a half reasonable
electrian in the Big "B" ?
So far I've tried to employ a chap who never returns phone calls and
doesn't come round on the day he says and a mad bloke that phones up
before I get up and wants to start work very early in the morning (just
for fun he usually arrives an hour earlier then agreed, then leaves
wondering why I wasn't up/in).
All I actually want is an outside light fitting.
Thanks for any suggestions,
Chris
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| 200.5 | | KERNEL::COFFEYJ | La Feline Flooz - a unix cat | Mon Feb 10 1997 16:02 | 11 |
| Well, the guy at abbey electrics seemed nice when he came
round to do a quote, but then again it was for a complete
rewire of the house which might make it a bit more worthwhile
for them to be customer oriented.
BTW outside lights aren't incredibly difficult to fit -
my dad and I did mine and I think I could have done it on
my own, except maybe drilling through the wall to put the
cables in for the switch might've been a little bit too much
like hard work, especially since I only have a little
hand drill :-)
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| 200.6 | bit to (elec)tricky for me... | COMICS::SUMNERC | OpenVMS Counter Intelligence | Mon Feb 10 1997 17:36 | 7 |
| >BTW outside lights aren't incredibly difficult to fit
Jo,
I don't want Chineham to go out when I put the outside light on. ;-)
Chris (not a born DiYer)
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| 200.7 | | GIDDAY::HOBBS | Andy Hobbs. Sydney CSC. -730 5964 | Tue Feb 11 1997 06:18 | 9 |
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I'll do it, if you like.
Mind you, I'm not qualified and I'd cost a few quid in travel
expenses.
How about asking at Homebase ? Look one up in the YP ?
A/.
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| 200.8 | | KERNEL::COFFEYJ | La Feline Flooz - a unix cat | Tue Feb 11 1997 13:41 | 7 |
| B&Q have a tradesmans board with little cards in too.
> I don't want Chineham to go out when I put the outside light on. ;-)
From what I remember from living there no-one goes
further than the chineham arms anyway. :-)
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| 200.9 | whats the matter mate, whats the matter mate... | MARVEL::DAVIDC | Don't lose your head. | Wed Feb 12 1997 18:34 | 9 |
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Chris...
its too late mate - games ******. You shoulda used a clip on that
light, mate.
What a palavar.
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