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brian winkle, that is some fine detective work! RIF.
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brian winkle is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
thanks Tom, I love troubleshooting more than anything..er..anything workwise anyway. When I get a call to install ceiling fans or something I schedule it out 7 to 10 days, but when it is a trouble call, I drop everything!
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Brian, could you simplify your explanation a little? I'm not understanding how current got to the hall light.
The hot leg is one of the ungrounded conductors at the main bus? It's not connected so half the circuits have no power? How does power reach the light from the oven element? Kenton Shepard, InterNACHI member # 04082383 Certified Master Inspector (CMI) InterNACHI Director of International Development Director of Green Building EXPERT WITNESS SERVICE Conventional and Log homes (303) 717-8940
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Kenton Shepard, InterNACHI member # 04082383 Certified Master Inspector (CMI) InterNACHI Director of International Development Director of Green Building EXPERT WITNESS SERVICE Conventional and Log homes (303) 717-8940
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brian winkle is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Kenton, I just noticed you do straw bale and earth homes. Those types of construction are common here in Tucson. Rammed earth construction is still going on as well as mud adobe bricks.
I am curious what your rates are for Mexico inspections. |
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What I figured after rereading the OP, and brian explaining things.
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Those types of construction are beginning to happen more here but they aren't anywhere close to common and I've worked out inspection methods just because I'm interested. Do you disclaim the walls when you do straw bale homes?
I have yet to do one South of the border, Brian. And it's a shame too. Kenton Shepard, InterNACHI member # 04082383 Certified Master Inspector (CMI) InterNACHI Director of International Development Director of Green Building EXPERT WITNESS SERVICE Conventional and Log homes (303) 717-8940
Last edited by kshepard; 11/9/06 at 10:29 PM.. |
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Please Note:
brian winkle is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Kenton, I have not had the pleasure of wiring a straw bale home. In mud adobe we channel the mud and use UF.
As you probably know, straw bale homes are usually high dollar unless they are built by the owner. |
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