For a laugh, look at this - 01/25/04 03:35 PM
Look at this "item" for sale on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3170587680&category=20597
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Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/25/04 03:39 PM
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You are bidding on an E-Booklet. This is very imformative with wiring diagrams and explanation that anyone can understand. Many times when a 3-way switch is replaced the wires are not connected properly and the switch will work on one side and not the other. With several different diagrams, this should cover most situations.
A must have for any electrician.
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Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/25/04 03:48 PM
The way of the Future. - No shipping costs!
I believe he may be a Member there.
Bill
I believe he may be a Member there.
Bill
Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/25/04 07:31 PM
Why not just go here instead http://www.wfu.edu/~matthews/courses/p230/switches.html
Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/25/04 10:07 PM
different said: people who are to stupid to use a search engine have to pax $6.
Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/26/04 06:10 AM
Makes me wonder how many of my Schematics have been sold on E-bay...!
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Scott35
Never got a single Penny for them either!
Scott35
Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/26/04 12:44 PM
If it's imformative, I can't help but wonder if the rest of the imformation is accurate.
Re: For a laugh, look at this - 01/26/04 04:19 PM
Funny, I was able to go to his website and open the file he was trying to sell. He was offering it for free.
Blessings Mark
Blessings Mark
Re: For a laugh, look at this - 02/06/04 12:21 AM
Here is the link http://www.forteelectric.com/3wsw.pdf
I propose that he has one of the splices wrong. It is the one that he has the feed at the light and dead-ended the (2) 3-ways.
In his splice, he will be using one of the whites as the return to the light thus having (1)white as neutral and (1)white as switch leg.
Anybody agree?
I propose that he has one of the splices wrong. It is the one that he has the feed at the light and dead-ended the (2) 3-ways.
In his splice, he will be using one of the whites as the return to the light thus having (1)white as neutral and (1)white as switch leg.
Anybody agree?