receiving gods blessings
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Are the use of "lollipops" for aluminum wire mechanical terminations still required for the '2002 NEC in Dade & Broward Counties?
"lollipops"
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brian john
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- Kilmarnock, Va
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- Retired after 52 years in the trade.
Re: "lollipops"
lollipops? Different areas use different names, I have never heard this terminology.
lollipops? Different areas use different names, I have never heard this terminology.
roger willis
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Re: "lollipops"
The use of "Lollipops" is only required if you hire Kojak to do the electrical work. And they must be cherry flavored.
The use of "Lollipops" is only required if you hire Kojak to do the electrical work. And they must be cherry flavored.
electricmanscott
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- Boston, MA
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- Massachusetts Master Electrician, one man show.
Re: "lollipops"
On a related note, has anyone figured out how many licks it actually takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop?
On a related note, has anyone figured out how many licks it actually takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop?
Re: "lollipops"
Receiving gods blessings, I am in agreement with Brian, please define in a real term what you're looking for.
One question, aren't these counties under their own modified version of the "South Florida Electrical Code" the one with only 6 receptacles or outlets on a circuit?
Roger
Receiving gods blessings, I am in agreement with Brian, please define in a real term what you're looking for.
One question, aren't these counties under their own modified version of the "South Florida Electrical Code" the one with only 6 receptacles or outlets on a circuit?
Roger
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