Is a subpanel an outlet?

[dlhoule]

Do any of you guys have time to do any actual work?
:twisted:

 

[sparky_magoo]

No

 

[charlie b]

I'm sure you recall that nearly all commodity 15 and 20 amp single pole breakers found in common residential circuit breaker panels are manufactured with the SWD mark.

I recall no such thing (not the sort of thing I would have ever noticed). I's just an enjunnear. Yas tink I werk for a livin like all youse 'lectricens? :wink: 8) :lol:

 

[charlie b]

We had a 20 page thread on that once. :lol:

And we're not going to do it again. I kept a copy of that entire thread, in Word format, and I think I am going to have them bury it with me. I just hope they wait until I've died. :lol:

 

[al hildenbrand]

I kept a copy of that entire thread, in Word format, and I think I am going to have them bury it with me. I just hope they wait until I've died. :lol:

ROTHLMAO


20 pages? . . . more like 53 pages

 

[charlie b]

The Word document is 323 pages long! :shock: :shock:

 

[peter d]

20 pages? . . . more like 53 pages

Was it really 53 pages? :shock: I really did believe it was only 20 pages. Maybe under the old forum format? :?

 

[al hildenbrand]

Was it really 53 pages? :shock: I really did believe it was only 20 pages. Maybe under the old forum format? :?

Isn't that somethin'.

The old forum had 15 posts per "page", same as this forum, so, 53 pages.

 

[peter d]

Wow.....I really forgot just how long that thread was. I think I was trying to put it out of my mind. :lol:

 

[al hildenbrand]

The Word document is 323 pages long! :shock: :shock:

Heh. I printed it out from the web pages, double sided and it's over an inch thick. I haven't had the heart to count the sheets of paper. . .