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#114257 02/10/03 05:32 PM
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Submitted by Gus M.

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#114258 02/10/03 11:38 PM
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Looks like a double BX connector used for Romex. I like the way the ground wire is brought back under the connector to make a "good" ground. It also looks like this was cut out of the system and replaced with a correct connector.

#114259 02/11/03 08:36 AM
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Excellent!!
Reminds me of that magic trick with the swords and the "lovely assistant".

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It would be interesting to see what that center screw did to the insulation on those conductors inside... [Linked Image]

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#114261 02/12/03 12:21 AM
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Just noticed that it 3 conductor, not 2!! Hope he got the screw between the ground and neutral, even though it look to be between the ground and black!!!!


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