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All safe electrical installations follow the laws of physics. Neither the NEC nor BS7671 are just written using random numbers or words.
Explain 25 ohms.
All safe electrical installations follow the laws of physics. Neither the NEC nor BS7671 are just written using random numbers or words.
OK, this thread is about mega testing of NM-B, which of this specialized testing requirements you are pointing to would be involved with NM-B?
All safe electrical installations follow the laws of physics. Neither the NEC nor BS7671 are just written using random numbers or words.
Explain 25 ohms.
Or explain why the British don't allow wire nuts. In both cases, it's just subjective judgment that is used.
I have no clue what your point is. Here in the USA we operate under various editions of the NEC. We don't use BS, or the CEC, or the IEC. I have no need to know what is in any foreign code when I perform my installations. If you're suggesting an electrician needs to be well versed in foreign codes, then that is just plain silly.
Or explain why the British don't allow wire nuts. In both cases, it's just subjective judgment that is used.
So the basic theory here is when people disagree with you they are nay sayers that trash the thread yet you are free to insult CMP members and others you disagree with.
Got it.
yet you are free to insult CMP
I invite judicial use of the "Ignore List" to mute unwanted invitations to leave, before the most interesting forum members are lost again, and this place returns to its former bore.
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OK, this thread is about mega testing of NM-B, which of this specialized testing requirements you are pointing to would be involved with NM-B?
So the basic theory here is when people disagree with you they are nay sayers that trash the thread yet you are free to insult CMP members and others you disagree with.
Got it.
Gentleman, I would ease up on sniping one another or this thread is going to be closed.
It has already strayed far from the original post, not uncommon, but please keep it civil.