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Yeah, I think it's the bulb, whose behavior seems to fit the consensus here and on another board. The lamp is a Regent from Lowe's. I've had a n...
Yeah, I think it's the bulb, whose behavior seems to fit the consensus here and on another board. The lamp is a Regent from Lowe's. I've had a n...
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ViewsI have a 150-watt high pressure sodium security light that mysteriously began cycling on and off about a month ago, after about three years of fait...
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ViewsAre any of the dead outlets on a switch?There's a little three-pronged circuit checker made by Sperry that plugs directly into an outlet and tells ...
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ViewsDaveB.inVa,Thanks much for the NEC references. I've got a copy on the way, but it hasn't arrived yet.Still wouldn't have changed my thinking.I exp...
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ViewsA receptacle is simply a conductor, just like a wire, and becomes an extension of the wire on the way to the appliance.A breaker is sized to protec...
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ViewsYou can use a 20-amp single-pole breaker but you'll also need to use a 20-amp receptacle.And you'll need to wrap the 10 AWG wire around the termina...
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ViewsJonathan...I doubt if the inspector would shoot you, but when he recovered from convulsions of laughter he might ask you if you got some kind of ir...
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ViewsI'd be concerned about what zapped the wire on the new light.Was the old flood light working before you replaced it? If it was, maybe you wired th...
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ViewsLet's just apply a little common sense to your question:If you buy a table lamp and plug it into a wall receptacle, which will be wired with at lea...
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ViewsThanks, guys, for your input.I bought a Fluke 334 from an outfit in Arizona for about $20 less than MSRP.I'm real happy with it -- very sturdy and ...
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ViewsYou'll find good information and many links on aluminum wiring here: http://www.inspect-ny.com/aluminum.htm
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ViewsIf your CPU is plugged into the same circuit it, too, would most likely be zapped by a spike or surge.And it might not be electrical at all. PC mon...
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ViewsWell, here's a thought:Three stories, a basement and a garage?In such a large structure, why would anyone go to the expense of upgrading to a new p...
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ViewsI'd like the opinions of you experienced and/or professional electricians on what you consider the best clamp meter and why.Also, if you've had any...
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ViewsHere's the link to an excellent article on OSB vs. plywood: http://www.umass.edu/bmatwt/osb.html While it addresses the problems with tile on OSB (...
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ViewsFor anyone else interested, here's the link to an excellent article on OSB vs. plywood: http://www.umass.edu/bmatwt/osb.html
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ViewsJudging from the date on this post, you've probably already found your answer, but here's a pretty good span calculator from the Canadian Wood Coun...
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ViewsGlenn...Thanks for your thoughts on this and I'll take your word for it.I was leaning toward that anyway because I hate particle board.It would be ...
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ViewsSouth Florida. Hmmmmm... I lived around Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach for 37 years until the swarm of newcomers made the whole place unfit -- an...
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