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Mike Whitt is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I will step way out on a limb here and say that every Home Inspector on this forum lives in a house, apartment, mobile home or some other type of dwelling unit.
Now I sure do hope that I haven’t said something untrue in my statement above and if I have I do apologize for making that mistake now. I can’t help but wonder how many of these people have circuits in their place of dwellings that are less than 50 feet and only one device per circuit. Anything less and they have in their own place of dwelling just what they are calling out in other homes. When I see voltage drop in a report I can’t help but wonder just how many places there is in this world today that has the same problem that is no problem at all. In office spaces where all this electronic equipment is in use and there is an electric heater plugged in so the feet and legs stay warm. I can’t help but wonder just what would happen if a 15 amp circuit was loaded to 15 amps at one receptacle and something else was plugged in at another receptacle. All I can say is keep calling out voltage drop as it is obvious that you ain’t gonna stop. |
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A lamp or a drill won't put enough of a load to make a proper test. Voltage drop is proportional to load so 3% at 3 amps would be 12% at 12 amps.
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I found the bad connection and have scans of that one too. Are you saying 99VAC is okey-dokey on a 15 amp circuit load? But then you probably don't believe in that stuff either!? |
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Someone give him one for me please. |
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Covered your green I know Manny well and he doctored that photo with a better looking guy ADAIR INSPECTION 972-487-5634 Commercial-Residential-Construction-EIFS-Infrared Thermography TREC # 4563 EDI: EIFS-MA TX # 39 2008 US Member of the Year life is the random lottery of events followed by numerous narrow escapes accept the good |
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