Tuesday, Jun 05, 2007 at 19:30
Ah Grungle, I sympathise with you as i'm sure many others do. We are heading to
Cape Melville this year and would be devasted after all the planning not to be able to go. My wife missed out last year due to ill health.
I would also like to see a fuse or circuit breaker available large enough to cope with the current a winch draws. The physical size of a breaker designed to break 450amps A/C is about the size of those 500gm tubs of butter to break 450amps DC it would have to be a larger still and three times the price. Be good though...
As a business owner (electrical contractor): If a client has a problem with my work I want to get it fixed ASAP because
A) I don't want the stress
B) I know what its like to not to be completely happy with work I've paid for
and c) ITS PART OF RUNNING A BUSINESS you have to look after the customer Sometimes mistakes are made and you have to suck it up. Just last week my apprentice put his big hoof through a clients ceiling for the SECOND time- surprisingly expensive mistake. Little bugger but hes learning and i seriously doubt he will do it again anytime soon. Quick call (
well rather long winded actually ) to insurance and painters and plasters are on their way.
My point in my own long winded way:
Cause stress to the owner make him want you to go away
Tell him exactly what you want and what you next course of action will be if you don't get it.
Put it in writing
Remember he probably wants to help but doesn't want the expense
If he installs items on vehicles then there is a good chance he has public liabilty insurance
Hope some of this makes sense. It does to me but I'm on my third port. One more and its goodnight
Cheers..hic...
Jim
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