4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

[hurk27]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

"go wire that building and just Dead End every circuit into the Panel"

No because the panel is the begining of the circuit not the END LOL

 

[ronaldrc]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

Al, is this what your refering to I don't no the colors in this new romex I'm assuming there are two whites?

http://home.comcast.net/~ronaldrc/wsb/html/view.cgi-image.html--SiteID-1726760.html

Ronald

 

[roger]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

Wayne,

No because the panel is the begining of the circuit not the END LOL

is it the beginning, the end, or both?

The "source" is both when thinking of current.

Although the panel is not the "source" it is the distribution point for the "source"

Roger

[ August 06, 2004, 10:43 PM: Message edited by: roger ]

 

[hurk27]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

Roger
Kind of like the middle man sort of speak

 

[hurk27]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

Ronald terrific graphic.

But with all these difference of opinion we might have to go back to using the old Tennessee three-way.LOL

 

[a.wayne3@verizon.net]

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We can call it what we want but it all still works the same.Feed from one end and switch from the other,switch and feed from the same location.All in all it`s still the same shy of the terminoligy.

 

[jimwalker]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

Ok i must ask just what is a Tennessee three way ?

 

[hurk27]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

A pull chain in the middle of the room and two pull strings ran to a point by each door.

 

[roger]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

A Tennessee Three Way from Ronald Coleman.

For those who haven't visited Ronalds cite, you should take some time and see his work.

Roger

 

[mthead]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

As I have so often read here-"just to add some fuel to the fire"--"Let me borrow your "DYKES" for a minute![What are your diagonal cut pliers]/Let me borrow your "wiggy" for a minute![What is your your tester],Let me borrow your pliers for a minute.[what are your linesman's or your pumps].Let me borrow your pumps.[What are plumbers pliers--and how did we decide to call them pumps anyway].
We could go on and on as to different ways of saying the same thing-but since we are all relatively intelligent here, we can usually read between the semantics to understand a question or ask for clarification if ness..

[ August 07, 2004, 10:33 AM: Message edited by: mthead ]

 

[jimwalker]

Re: 4/C NMB and FOUR WAY SWITCH

Thanks for the Tenn.3 way.I thougt that was a Georgia 3 WAY
And i have seen them in real life,and they work just fine