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Old 7/11/09, 10:04 AM
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Default Every Day is New Adventure - Someone's Method of Bonding?

No matter how much I've seen, hardly a week goes by without finding something new and astounding.

I guess this is supposed to be bonding??? New wire in a 1950s house.
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Old 7/11/09, 10:14 AM
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Default Re: Every Day is New Adventure - Someone's Method of Bonding?

Looks like they built in some redundancy. A triple bond.



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Default Re: Every Day is New Adventure - Someone's Method of Bonding?

Perhaps an attempt to provide a grounding means for 3 prong receptacles?

Either way it is incorrect and should be repaired.
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Old 7/11/09, 8:05 PM
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Default Re: Every Day is New Adventure - Someone's Method of Bonding?

lol....things like this inspired the term "likely to become energized"



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