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You want 2008 proposals already? This state hasn't even adopted the 2005 NEC yet! How do I know what I want to change it 2008, when I didn't even read 2005. Just kidding, but it is true about the slowness of my state. We are still using the 2002 book"
2002! Your on the 2002. How do you rate such a modern version? My county is still on the 1996 edition. NO I'm not kidding. nineteen ninety, by God, six.
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It is now too late to submit proposals for the 2008 NEC. Start thinking about the 2011 NEC. Those proposals will be due in November, 2008.
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