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Hal, my inside test jack is in series with the Dmark so the 66 block plugs into the test jack.
That short piece of "my" wire may still be at fault but it is pretty easy to look at physically. This one is flooded, direct burial cable. Pretty good stuff. It is just a sanity check for me that I can test in my skivvies.


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"...unlikely to cause organic damage or harmful physiological effects."

YES! [Linked Image]


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