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all i was saying really is that I bet there are some of the regulars on here that are really wanting to ask things at times but would not do so on here because they fear it will ruin their reputation
I'd say everyone has knowledge gaps in their area of electrical work

I know i have quite a few i work on to fill them in
 

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