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Shouldnt we be checking for continuity on circuits before we zap em with IR? If theres no continuity then our IR will be a false positive.
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Actually I did find it before you "archived" it. It was titled "what tests do prior cu change" and the guy you took a dislike to had some pretty good points presented in an orderly manner.
In real terms you censored it because he criticised a moderator. Weather he was right or wrong have you never heard of free speech?
Cheers, Ron
Ron, I'm sorry but you are way off the mark here. The guy launched what I felt was a personal attack on me implying that I was a joke and no good at my job.
All I was doing was sharing my input on the op's query and not metioning anything about him, and for whatever reason he took great offenece to it and launched his tirade against me.
I'm all for free speech Ron, but not when it doesn't relate to th OP and certainly not when it berates another member of the forum.
My own opinion is , although yes it remains the fact that you would have to un-plug and take lamps out, i would still do an I/R test, it sorts the lot out then, you can see straight away what problems there are, before you do a C/U change, and then you can verify with the customer the costings appropiately and everyones singing from the same hymn sheet.
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