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Just bumping some threads in the Electrical Wiring Theories and Regulations forum category here on our Electricians Forums. If this specific topic isn't current, just ignore it, it'll drop off the list in no time. However, if it's something you'd like to contribute to, feel free to reply and bring it back into current discussion.
 
Just bumping some threads in the Electrical Wiring Theories and Regulations forum category here on our Electricians Forums. If this specific topic isn't current, just ignore it, it'll drop off the list in no time. However, if it's something you'd like to contribute to, feel free to reply and bring it back into current discussion.
Hmm

Thanks Dan (not), I just read through 4 pages of this topic only to realise it was from 5 years ago.
I'm not amused.:mad:
 
Hmm

Thanks Dan (not), I just read through 4 pages of this topic only to realise it was from 5 years ago.
I'm not amused.:mad:
Sorrrrryyyy lol

Check the date on the others then because some are from 9 years ago! lol

Just bumping some old longish threads that had quite a bit of traffic back when they were posts. Some are sometimes still applicable so helps keep the waffling going.
 

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