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Old 1/13/06, 12:42 PM
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I have run into a few very old electrical panels, and though I have plenty of reference material for the newer panels and wiring, I'm having a hard time finding material on panels that are 40 years or older. Can anyone recommend a book or website that can help?
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Those are the same guys that create the ITA Handbooks as well and Code Check.



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