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I would love a copy too if possible
Sandra.Weir@education.wa.edu.au
Thank you

Hi
May I request a copy as well thanks heaps
Sandy
Sandra.Weir@det.wa.edu.au

Hi Noona
I would love a copy of the power point as well
email is Sandra.Weir@det.wa.edu.au
Thanks heaps
Sandy

It has just been classified as a Class 9 Miscellanouus Dangerous Goods by Worksafe it can be stored with your non reactive chemicals
Hope it helps
Sandy

Congratulations Rob, good luck and don't burn yourself out
Sandy

Hi
We also have sets of the digital multimeters, they work a treat and would recommend having, but you still have teachers who will insist on using the bench meters regardless of how much PD you give them
Regards
Sandy

Hi Renee
Go to the WA RTg website
http://www.rtg.wa.edu.au/repairs/meters/meters.htm
it has a reasonable explaination the fuse wire that is generally nichrome which is cut at diffent lengths for different resistances but I not sure at this moment what the different lengths are.
Regards
Sandy

Hi Guys
We store all ours in the uni trays and in alpha order as well It is a neat and tidy way of storage
Sandy

Hi Guys
I am at Morley High School good to see more WA labbies on site