detached garage

[iwire]

Pick a sentence or two that best fits, and expound on that, please. I start to skipping over sections of your post when it gets too long. :wink:

May I add ditto to that thought. 8)

The additional bolding and underlining is unneeded, we have read the sections at this point.

 

[dlhoule]

Mike said:

George most of the time when playing poker people will fold when they are not holding a winning hand. We can?t call them ?quitters? just because they are wrong.

See, Mike I don't understand that statement either. I have never considered it wrong to put more money in when I was going to lose. I've always considered that to be the most correct thing to do. Maybe we could get together for a little poker. Or are you one of them quitters? :twisted: :twisted:

 

[George Stolz]

I have never considered it wrong to put more money in when I was going to lose. I've always considered that to be the most correct thing to do.

If you put money in when you're going to lose, I'm in.

If you bluff on a losing hand, in hopes of winning, that's a different story.

 

[dlhoule]

I have never considered it correct to put more money in when I was going to lose. I've always considered that to be the most correct thing to do.

If you put money in when you're going to lose, I'm in.

If you bluff on a losing hand, in hopes of winning, that's a different story.

Hey, I was inviting Mike. Sometimes I can't type what I mean to say. And it isn't a losing hand if the quitter drops out with the best hand. And welcome to the game if you are going to drop out when I bluff.

 

[jwelectric]

And it isn't a losing hand if the quitter drops out with the best hand. And welcome to the game if you are going to drop out when I bluff.

Palying by the rules above what good would it do to bluff. If I folded the better hand according to what you are saying abpve I would still win.

 

[dlhoule]

And it isn't a losing hand if the quitter drops out with the best hand. And welcome to the game if you are going to drop out when I bluff.

Palying by the rules above what good would it do to bluff. If I folded the better hand according to what you are saying abpve I would still win.

Well as long as you have given me your money, you can still say you won in above when you drop out with the best hand. It's okay with me.

 

[Dave58er]

I raced through a couple of pages on this thread, so forgive me if someone already brought this up but... did you guys notice the original post specified copper in pvc :?: :lol:

 

[iwire]

I raced through a couple of pages on this thread, so forgive me if someone already brought this up but... did you guys notice the original post specified copper in pvc :?: :lol:

I mentioned a couple of times that people where assuming aluminum but it fell on deaf ears or in this case blind eyes. :lol:

 

[George Stolz]

Bob, you mentioned it, but I was among the deaf-eyed multitude that didn't notice the original post named CU SE cable.

Boy, that really throws a wrench in the 'SE for aboveground' bit, doesn't it?

(...as I stir the pot a bit...) :wink:

 

[jwelectric]

In the UL listing it doesn?t matter which type conductor it the cable is still an above ground cable.

 

[Dave58er]

Am I missing something? I see "copper in pvc". No SE involved. My residential experience is limited, but doesn't anybody pull individual conductors to feed a sub in a garage?

 

[iwire]

Am I missing something? I see "copper in pvc". No SE involved.

The third response to this thread.

what type of conductors were installed to detached garage, I keep seeing alot contractors pulling SER aluminum underground, and then argue its not underground its in pvc

Dave I see you have eight posts at this time so welcome to the forum.

I assume you are new here as we often go OT (off topic).

mpds post was the start of the new topic, I should have started another thread when I questioned mpd about it. But I had no idea it would take on such a life of it's own.

My residential experience is limited, but doesn't anybody pull individual conductors to feed a sub in a garage?

I am sure most do....

 

[ty]

doesn't anybody pull individual conductors to feed a sub in a garage?

It's the only way I've ever done it.