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#96083 12/03/05 01:11 PM
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I notice that you continue to tell me I am wrong but you still do not accurately quote the code.

I have been reading Don's posts for at least three years, I doubt highly he has not accurately quoted the code in this thread.

Can you be more specific about what you feel is 'not accurate'?

Bob




[This message has been edited by iwire (edited 12-03-2005).]


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#96084 12/03/05 01:30 PM
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Paul, not trying to answer for Don, but 210.12 has already been quoted, go back and read the earlier posts.

BTW, you never did answer Iwire's question posted on 11-20-2005 at 05:34 AM did you?

If you did I missed it.

Roger

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#96085 12/03/05 01:38 PM
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I am sure Roger is talking about this question.

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Paul what exactly is an "NEC Specialist"?

Bob


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