readydave8
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cowboy minerlac strap pipe hanger
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kwired
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I agree with you. I also think the determination is done via 110.3 and is subjective.
Great, now somebody is going to ask what a cowboy is
readydave8
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A Mae WestGreat, now somebody is going to ask what a cowboy is
K8MHZ
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Sounds like what we call 'minis'.
kwired
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People call them that because of the "Minerallac" brand name, even though they make more than just this one style of clamp.
Strathead
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Mini's are what we call them as well. So, what caused the slang Mae West? Any speculation? On a side note, It would be cool to have a reference section that listed slang and meaning. I lived in California and now in Florida. I had a lot of adjusting to do.
Battleships
hold-its
mini's
a**holes
round house
round robin
full boat
jake
hickey two different kinds
Strathead
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Curves...
Electricians are such hound dogs:lol:
Strathead
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I have worked in Florida and Ca. Yes, you can still use them in accordance with the NEC. Up to 8 years ago, Ca. allowed them, but they had restrictions, upper third and lower third of the wire only if I remember
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