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Re: T5 fluorescent fixture circuits

#71596 11/04/06 11:27 AM

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Connecticut, USA

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I love it when this topic comes up. As Iwire is one of my foremen, I am forced to agree with him 100%. [Linked Image]

Actually, I agree with him anyway. I like working for him just because he allows me to use shared neutrals. [Linked Image]

I will never understand people's aversion to branch circuit shared neutrals so long as every single service and feeder in this country uses a shared neutral.

I don't get much in to the design/layout aspects of a job (that's Iwire's job) but I will be happy to install as many networks/full boats/shared neutrals/mulitiwire circuits as possible. [Linked Image]

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Re: T5 fluorescent fixture circuits

#71597 11/04/06 08:11 PM

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As Iwire is one of my foremen, I am forced to agree with him 100%.

LOL yeah....your forced....

I don't think that you always agree but you do a good job anyway. [Linked Image]

Bob Badger
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Re: T5 fluorescent fixture circuits

#71598 11/05/06 07:02 AM

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quote:As Iwire is one of my foremen, I am forced to agree with him 100%.

LOL yeah....your forced....

I don't think that you always agree but you do a good job anyway. [Linked Image]

Double LOL!!! [Linked Image]

Scott35

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