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Well then I applogize for continuing to think he still had his head in the sand regarding the EGCs.
It only took 232 posts and time in the lab.![Roll eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
It only took 232 posts and time in the lab.
iwire said:Well then I applogize for continuing to think he still had his head in the sand regarding the EGCs.
It only took 232 posts and time in the lab.![]()
iwire said:Well then I applogize for continuing to think he still had his head in the sand regarding the EGCs.
It only took 232 posts and time in the lab.![]()
What I learned the most is I should have tested the gfci a year ago and I would have saved about 2 weeks worth of typing.76nemo said:I'll throw my own -2 cents into this again. It may have taken 230+ posts to draw a conclusion, but he was man enough to stick by it and present his results. Hats off to you Quo, you didn't yellow belly out of this and stuck by your original post, nicely done.
I once hurt someone very mildly, (just a pinch), and I failed them. Another good friend/brother told me FAIL, was "First Attempt In Learning".
We are all entitled,..............
electricmanscott said:So when moderators are in a xxxxx contest the thread remains open? :-?
Just want to be clear.![]()
quogueelectric said:Call me crazy
peter d said:Does anyone know if a GFCI needs an EGC to operate?
roger said:![]()
I do, I do.![]()
Roger
480sparky said:Since you know, can we drag this thread out for another 270 posts to find out?
roger said:Well, we're trying to make it to 700 but quite frankly, I don't think we will.:wink:
Roger
480sparky said:OK, let's rephrase the question:
Will a GFI receptacle with no ground function as designed, or does the ground need to be up or down?
JUST KIDDING!!!!!!!:grin: :grin: