can you use 3 phase SWA cable for 230vAC single phase?

I'm not trying to lay claim to anything, or anywhere.

And your country is the United Kingdom, unless this:

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is another of your falsehoods.

But in any event - what does it have to do with your false claim that several people have been imprisoned in Ireland for doing their own electrical work, your false claim to have provided proof of that before, and you calling me a clown for pointing these falsehoods out?
My country is England, my nation is Britain, I am British, I am also English, is the UK a country or a nation or both or none?

I had the same problem with Singapore, I was helping someone considered British deal with the passport office, they considered themselves British but they needed to “prove” it to the passport office, their Mother was British, their Father was British, they were born in Singapore in the British Military Hospital because the whole family was there because the father was a serving British Soldier, at the time they were all told they were British in every respect but coming to deal with the passport office years later they insisted it was not an automatic conclusion.
I did ask the person at the passport office if they considered Singapore as a city or a country or as a state? They admitted they did not know the answer.
Anyway, eventually, that British passport was granted and has been renewed a few times since without all that additional hassle.
I suppose that the old analogy of the two fleas living on a dog arguing about which one of them owns the dog comes to mind
 
Question.
If a DIYer makes a statement can that statement be true?
Another question.
If a practising time served qualified Electrician makes a statement can that statement be false?

I myself consider that the answer to both could be yes or no
It is dependant upon the actual statement and not on who said what. Simples!
 
Without corroborating information, the answer to any question about anything given by anybody, especially on a forum, could be correct or incorrect, regardless of qualifications or otherwise.
 
Question.
If a DIYer makes a statement can that statement be true?
Another question.
If a practising time served qualified Electrician makes a statement can that statement be false?

I myself consider that the answer to both could be yes or no
It is dependant upon the actual statement and not on who said what. Simples!
The answer could not be yes or no. "Can" means "is it possible", not "is it".

If the questions had been

If a DIYer makes a statement is that statement true?
If a practising time served qualified Electrician makes a statement is that statement false?

Then indeed either could be true or false depending on the statement.

But to say "the answer to both could be yes or no" isn't logical. Reword your questions and hopefully you'll see.

If a DIYer makes a statement can that statement ever be true?

If a practising time served qualified Electrician makes a statement is it ever possible for that statement to be false?
 
The answer could be yes or no to both questions independently to each other , one could be yes whilst the other could yes or no and one could be no whilst the other could be yes or no.
The credentials of the speaker/writer of the statements does not add any proof of the validity of those statements but we might make an initial sort of half assumption about the likelihood of such and we might be right or we might be wrong. I am probably missing the meaning of your text anyhow, sorry about that, it could be my fault.

There again though, it might not be ;)
 
The answer could be yes or no to both questions independently to each other ;)
Whenever Fred says anything CAN he be telling the truth?

If the answer is "no he cannot be telling the truth" then that's it. It cannot at another time be "yes".

If the answer is "yes" then that's it. It cannot at another time be "no". If it's agreed that he CAN tell the truth then that's a permanent state of affairs.

If you say "can the weather be rainy?" and the answer is "no, the weather cannot be rainy" then that means it can never, ever, rain.
 
So my use of CAN should be could perhaps?

Don’t worry I will get there pal
 
Well the bloke that never a mistake never made anything!

A mistake is evidence that someone has tried to do something.

I hope that you will look upon me kindly and let me off
 
Whenever Fred says anything CAN he be telling the truth?

If the answer is "no he cannot be telling the truth" then that's it. It cannot at another time be "yes".

If the answer is "yes" then that's it. It cannot at another time be "no". If it's agreed that he CAN tell the truth then that's a permanent state of affairs.

If you say "can the weather be rainy?" and the answer is "no, the weather cannot be rainy" then that means it can never, ever, rain.
The real question is can you be subhuman?

The answer is, of course, that you can indeed be.
 
Why is that the real question, any more than any of an uncountably large number of others?
 
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