allenwayne
Senior Member
http://www.nfpa.org/freecodes/free_access_agreement.asp?id=7005SB&cookie_test=1
This is the one I got from this site
This is the one I got from this site
tallgirl said:On-line version? I've been trying to find one I can stuff into my Palm Pilot or laptop.
Is 39 a "very very small" number? I don't know how that stacks up against other discussion forums.petersonra said:There are very, very few banned posters here.
growler said:Is the code book the first thing a young apprentice or helper needs to learn ( they should be working under the supervision of a journeyman ).
growler said:By the time they need a code book they should be able to afford one.
allenwayne said:As far as being a budget buster,you have to understand that we have guys that have 2 maybe 3 kids and now have gotten into the trade some as young as 20 years old and are making $8 /hr to start.$70.00 means that they might have to have the kids give up the habit of eating for a week or two.This is Florida after all electricians make less than many of the trades here.
iwire said:LOL.
You will not be able to download it, unless you 'copy' a screen shot one at a time into your hard drive.
But you can look at the NEC on line at NFPA.org.
You can also buy a CD-ROM of the NEC but even that has tough restrictions about multiple installations.
iwire said:LOL.
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You can also buy a CD-ROM of the NEC but even that has tough restrictions about multiple installations.
growler said:There are many things to learn other than code. By the time they need a code book they should be able to afford one.
iwire said:If they are 20 with two or three kids that just proves the point that their priorities are all messed up.
I bet very few of these guys are making a choice between food and code books.
Whatever excuse you want to give I have heard them from the guys that work up here.
Why even make them show up as that costs them gas money?
bmac71 said:I am no martar and want no pat on the back, but if noone is willing to help, then the individual is not going to learn or work.
muskiedog said:
Yes there is s dumb question it happened in my scuba class. A guy asked if he would get lead poisoning from the lead weights on his belt.
Answer: only if you put them in your month.
Ha HA
tallgirl said:Thanks. I think the answer is "Give them my $135 first". The envelope is stuck in my purse at the moment. Perhaps I'll use the on-line signer-upper form.
bmac71 said:If someone is buying rims, cell phone, big screen tv etc, that is a different story all together. I agree priorities are wrong. I would not offer to help with tools, code book etc either.