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General Discussion Area
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Well, after running out of time and despite some great suggestions, I was not able to find a ready made nut so I broke down and made some. Besides here, I hit up my engineering co-workers and couldn't come up with something. Finally on the last day a
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Electrical Theory and Applications
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Scott, Now if he had only come up with the Excel spreadsheet so that we could just plug and chug! I know, I know, There's probably already an "App for That!" I have absolutely no use for that filter but it might be a fun way to try out th
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General Discussion Area
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Right now I'm working on a little project to run the GE relays off a PLC. It implements a few simple functions, like allowing the use maintained-contact switches (including photocontrols) or single pushbuttons in place of the system's standard doubl
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General Discussion Area
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I think you need to go back to the definition of "mobile Home". Quote:Mobile Home. A factory-assembled structure or structures transportable in one or more sections that are built on a permanent chassis and designed to be used as a dwellin
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General Discussion Area
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It looks very interesting, but I’m not sure if other than maybe when using stationary equipment and doing multi-shot bends, that I could see anyone having the actual need or time to use an app for most routine hand bending and offsets we do in the fi
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General Discussion Area
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I'm used to seeing a requirement for 2, AC feeds or battery backup sufficient to power the system for 24 hours in trouble and then 5 minutes in alarm. Many panels have 2, 12V, 7-1/2 AHr VRLA batteries in the bottom. Joe
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Canadian Electrical Code Topics
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It sure would of been nice if in this standard they would of added the tempertures of different nmd cables made over the years
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General Discussion Area
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Thread >> Re: Porch
by gfretwell
@ Yesterday at 03:34 PM
I suppose the cost would depend on what kind of rail you are trying to match.
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General Discussion Area
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Thread >> Re: Balcony
by HotLine1
@ Yesterday at 02:42 PM
Under circumstances where there could be a trip/safety issue, I would have no issue granting a variation for NO receptacle. Gregs solution will work, IF someone spends some $$$.
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NEC & other Code issues
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As I understand it, through the research done during the development of CEE/Ufer systems, it was determined that conductors larger than #4CU had no verifiable effect on increased ability to clear fault current, so this would seem to indicate that in
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NEC & other Code issues
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I doubt 210.52(A) would apply to the laundry room but I still agree it is silly not to have any more receptacles in there. The others do seem to be violations if you can't reach a receptacle with a 6' cord, anywhere along a wall. It was either a guy
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