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Re: Should A Breaker Be 768 F?

#118297 09/05/04 04:07 PM

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Doug, you are right. With "IT" guys it should be plug and pray. The above pic tells it all.

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Should A Breaker Be 768 F?	iwire	09/02/04 08:59 AM
Re: Should A Breaker Be 768 F?	electure	09/02/04 12:45 PM
Re: Should A Breaker Be 768 F?	capt al	09/03/04 12:41 AM
Re: Should A Breaker Be 768 F?	DougW	09/04/04 01:20 AM
Re: Should A Breaker Be 768 F?	capt al	09/05/04 08:07 PM

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