Weatherhead on SE cable, must've run out of tapcons here, and no the wires aren't touching the board there, at least not on calm days:
![[Linked Image from electricalphotos.com]](http://www.electricalphotos.com/data/500/medium/100_3698.JPG)
Next two pics: Two different clamps used on NM cable, but I can't tell which one is right/wrong.
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Here's the other pic (nice razor-edged cover too.)
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Nice support (or lack there of) on that NM.
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This pic looks innocent, a plain keyed fixture with a CFL and thermostat transformer. But, it's suffered from the Bob Villa state of mind (as I heard on here), meaning "as longs as it's live, you can tap off of it." The NM on the left goes to a dishwasher in the kitchen, off this lighting circuit which serves the basement and dining/living rooms.
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Here's where the cable goes up to the dishwasher, nice support! (Who wants to guess who installed this? Answer at the end of the post.)
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Here's the panel, with one KO missing. The GFCI breaker serves a former outdoor receptacle, which is now in a porch.
![[Linked Image from electricalphotos.com]](http://www.electricalphotos.com/data/500/medium/100_3703.JPG)
Finally, an old phone jack:
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Oh, and who installed the dishwasher? The same uncle/plumber that "installed"
this light!
Ian A.