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Old 08-13-2009, 09:49 PM   #1
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Default 4 amps on the gec with the meter pulled

MY helper never encountered this before ,He who has the the best grounding system gets the neinhbors neutral current . Notice the nice ground clamp.
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Old 08-13-2009, 09:53 PM   #2
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Which is older..... the service or that meter?
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Old 08-13-2009, 09:59 PM   #3
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Definetly the service, bought the meter about 20 yrs ago.service is about 1965.
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Hey man ....1951 called and it wants its amp meter back... thank you thank you.... your a beautifull crowd....Im here all week....
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Hey man ....1951 called and it wants its amp meter back... thank you thank you.... your a beautifull crowd....Im here all week....
....And don't forget the Saturday afternoon matinee!
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How old are you guys?
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That's what I call the crunchy BX. And that stuff is in especially atrocious shape. You've got a real doozie there.
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How old are you guys?
I don't claim to have been around when dirt was created, but I wired the factory God made it in.
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That's what I call the crunchy BX. And that stuff is in especially atrocious shape. You've got a real doozie there.
Ever see it without a bonding strap get red hot and not blow the fuse or have a painter come up to you and say the paint dried up in a line to a switch box from the floor.
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amprobe still makes a meter like that, they work really well for ssr readings. some of them fire so fast it nice to have a needle to see instead of digital.
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amprobe still makes a meter like that, they work really well for ssr readings. some of them fire so fast it nice to have a needle to see instead of digital.
Yeah the last #dosent fluctuate either ,but there not linear.

I carry that one in my bag for quick checks on feeders and gecs, because its 400 amp the new ones in the truck with the circut tracer and sure test.
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who's calling who old! When I took my test we still had candles in the code book
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who's calling who old! When I took my test we still had candles in the code book
Maybee gas/ electric combo lites, I DOBUT CANDLES .
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You're grounding the transformer on the street.
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I am nice, feel old
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This is why I never energize a service change until all the grounding and bonding is done.
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This is why I never energize a service change until all the grounding and bonding is done.
Mag, is your new avatar a real picture of you? You look like that guy from the tv show King of Queens Must be hard to get up through the attic chute
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Mag, is your new avatar a real picture of you? You look like that guy from the tv show King of Queens Must be hard to get up through the attic chute
Gee thanks!

Yes that's really me in the soon to be old Giants Stadium drunkenly headed up to section 339 row 27 for another round of disappointing football.
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Mag, is your new avatar a real picture of you? You look like that guy from the tv show King of Queens Must be hard to get up through the attic chute
It can't be much easier for you with that nose . Sorry couldn't resist
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I was thinking Prince Charles
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