Russell, at 12:13 on Wed, Apr 12 1995, you wrote to Bill Grimsley ...

RB> Why not open your existing PSU and solder in a few more output leads, 

BG> Why not?  Cos unless he holds an EWB ticket, it's illegal, that's why not.   
BG> Doesn't matter that he's not working on the primary side of the PSU 
BG> either.  Fines were increased massively a few years ago to a maximum of 
BG> $50k per day, per individual, and $250k per day, per company or 
BG> corporation, and have already been imposed locally to varying degrees.

RB> DAMN ! Your right yet again. 

Sorry about that.  |-)

RB> I overlooked the above due to the fact that for the last 17years or so of 
RB> my life, I produced my own electricity on my property

Ah, that would explain your extremely muscular legs then Russ!

RB> and therefore The electrical Authority did not even want to know me let 
RB> alone come out to test my installation. I am just so used to doing 
RB> everything myself I forget to make allowances for the yobbo who doesn't 
RB> know what he is doing.

Not even qualified EWB ticket holders are immune from stupidity either, as
evidenced by the electrocution of two workmates in the past 25 years.

RB> Hey, the man wanted solutions to his problems, I gave him solutions
RB> Be it THE FINAL SOLUTION ! - It is his choice

Don't sweat it Russ, dead people can't sue.  |-)

BG> A bit like buying non-Austel modems, when you think about it|-)

RB> Don't think about it, Do it, But don't think about it.

I think I'll plead the fifth here.

Regards, Bill
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