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Re: common sense

circuitman #214328 11/16/14 08:22 PM

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Reno:
Sorry buddy, but you are wrong!! Common sense (IMHO) has never been within the definitions of the NEC, or most other model codes.

That said, I remember reading a poem here back awhile.

Maybe a search??

John

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common sense	circuitman	11/16/14 03:31 AM
Re: common sense	renosteinke	11/16/14 05:13 PM
Re: common sense	HotLine1	11/17/14 12:22 AM
Re: common sense	JoeTestingEngr	11/17/14 03:35 AM
Re: common sense	HotLine1	11/17/14 08:51 PM
Re: common sense	circuitman	12/04/14 04:57 PM
Re: common sense	Potseal	12/17/14 03:07 PM

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