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Have a good night, I am off to work. I have a date with 300' of 1/3 copper MC. No AFCIs involved.
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Have a good night, I am off to work. I have a date with 300' of 1/3 copper MC. No AFCIs involved.
peter d
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Have a good night, I am off to work. I have a date with 300' of 1/3 copper MC. No AFCIs involved.
You're not even an electrician. :happyno:
macmikeman
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Watch out! Cricket don't like it when you do that.......
al hildenbrand
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Job security! :thumbsup:
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Please be quiet about that, I have them fooled about that at work.
By bet your the foreman!
Before or after a few puffs of Maui Wowi?:slaphead::rotflmao:
macmikeman
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Yeah I am, but I must be doing it wrong. I still get my hands dirty.
Only about a 100' into it in this picture, 18/2, 14/2 and 1/3 copper.
peter d
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Yeah I am, but I must be doing it wrong. I still get my hands dirty.
Only about a 100' into it in this picture, 18/2, 14/2 and 1/3 copper.
That's an odd combination. :huh: How is that 18/2 not getting totally wrecked by the MC cable?
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I agree, and pulling it together is kind of a pain.
They are all going to a new pizza and burrito counter, a 100 amp feeder, a 208 control circuit and a 6VDC probe circuit.
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Yeah I am, but I must be doing it wrong. I still get my hands dirty.
Only about a 100' into it in this picture, 18/2, 14/2 and 1/3 copper.
Just one more reason to use conduit and not cable
peter d
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Just one more reason to use conduit and not cable
And what reason would that be? :huh:
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You don't get that cruddy aluminium oxide and that nasty oily stuff that gets all over your hands from MC sheathing if you use conduit and THHN instead.
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