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#127256 - 05/16/01 07:25 AM Questions for Master Electricians
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#127257 - 05/16/01 09:42 AM Re: Questions for Master Electricians
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Broken link, there Joe?

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#127258 - 05/16/01 03:06 PM Re: Questions for Master Electricians
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Virgil,
try it again
note #10 , i like that one...


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#127259 - 05/17/01 06:13 AM Re: Questions for Master Electricians
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Joe,
I don't like the question wording on #17. Few newer starters have 3 overload relays. They did many years ago, but now most have one relay with 3 sensing elements.
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