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by timmp, September 10

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#105414 12/08/04 02:59 PM

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http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/EHSRM/FIRE/wwitp6a.html

This method is not allowed!

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#105415 12/19/04 02:58 PM

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#105416 12/19/04 04:44 PM

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That top pic is very interesting. Notice the IEC connector pigtailed off of the line cord? The rest speaks for itself.

And this looks like it was found in a Military installation. (The stencils, especially the numbers below the bottom duplex.)

Call the fire dept!

Stupid should be painful.

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#105417 01/19/05 10:38 PM

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Wow again ......

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#105418 01/21/05 11:05 AM

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mxslick... don't bother to call the fire department. They probably have several of these back at the fire house just itchin' to cause a spark. [Linked Image]

I'm sorry I shouldn't be prejudicial. I know there are plenty of conscientious firefighters like Trumps out there that also recognize an electrical hazard when they see one. [Linked Image]