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#22476 02/22/03 09:34 PM
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Any other good ones around?

[edit...] (Don't forget the Technical Reference area on the board!)

http://www.passandseymour.com/trade_tips/index.html
http://www.eagle-electric.com/catalog/PDF/CWD_TECHNICAL_REFERENCE.pdf

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I can't remeber where I heard about this one, it may have been on this forum. I think it's pretty good.
http://www.cutler-hammer.eaton.com/unsecure/html/101basics/101basics.html

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I like this site for all of the info and goofy stuff!
http://www.williamson-labs.com/home.htm


Dave
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Here is Seamons online course: http://www.sea.siemens.com/step/index.html

I have not taken the time to learn to post with the proper coding to make this a link. I have forgotten normal coding since someone else took over being webmaster here and most every program does it automatically now.

Shane

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Here's 2 of my favorites, they both issue certificates upon completion.
Welcome to the Advance Transformer University online training site. We are committed to providing our customers and users with the highest quality ballast training in the industry. Our course options include training on ballasts, components, function, operation and more. http://advancetransformer.com/university/default.asp
Lightolier's "Lessons In Lighting" is a FREE online course on lighting fundamentals, and is intended for those new to the lighting industry or for professionals looking to "brush up" on their basic lighting knowledge http://lightolier.com/


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