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#147132 02/10/02 09:27 AM

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Re: Electrical Accidents

#147133 02/10/02 09:56 PM

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Joe,

Good Reminder..

We should always remember to test our Testers on known live circuits to confirm their operation and doublecheck everything.

Bill

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