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Anyone going to his Grounding/Bonding seminar in October?
Beers and wings afterwards?
Dnk.....
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I might be. I'm not sure yet. I am going to try to attend one of them coming up. If I can make it I will let you know. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif)
Ryan Jackson,
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I saw this on his site recently and was thinking about attending. It is rather expensive, though. What do you think? I have limited in-school training but have "turned the corner" it seems this year as far as my career goes. In other words, I'm taking my career more seriously of late. So, would a seminar like this be helpful, or do you think I might be lost w/o much school training. What do you guys think?
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2 days for $399.
And I'll learn more, meet more people, get more questions answered in them 2 days than I ever would in some school enviroment.
Money well spent for me.
Wish I could attend more.
Dnk.......
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Not 100% sure but darn near that i will prob be attending, as its only 20 mins from my home. Recently took a test that asked for a description between grounding and bounding in detail and i felt i could not easy answer such. So in short i think i will attend, its money well spent.
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