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Wrong
Last edited by bkelly2; 6/12/09 at 6:47 PM.. |
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Awww...now you know Brian ...that green screw and the bar jumper is only their for looks........
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I am sure Paul it is cheaper to install it this way. That, and with the labor force here, this kinda install might be allowed in the Electricians home country.
And Paul, I got a new camera too so you could see my pictures better. Well that and my old camera fell apart. Last edited by bkelly2; 7/12/06 at 7:31 PM.. |
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Oh yeah, problem panel...don't want to drift too much. |
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I had an old casio I bought at radio shack 4 mega pixel that I just beat to hell Larry, it still works though but many of the small screws are missing. I bought a Nikon Cool-Pix L4 for $139 it is very small but a little slow. I have just figured out the basics on it and it seems ok.
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...ahhhh...just snip the bonding strap. |
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Larry:
This power shot is my latest and so far I love it , it's fast, takes very good close ups and it's fairly inexpensive. The battery life is also very good. Just don't load the damn software that comes with it! I have found this to be true w/ 3 different brands. I just use a good card reader. |
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Thanks, Todd, I'll look it over but I'm with ya on not loading the supplied software. XP seems to pick up any camera download just fine.
Okay, it's probably not a good idea to just snip the bonding strap. |
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Last edited by mboyett; 7/12/06 at 8:39 PM.. |
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Close up of a 1" button from 3' away.
My wife got me this pin. Go figure Last edited by tallen; 7/12/06 at 8:55 PM.. |
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Green screw is OK. The bar that connects the two lug strips needs to be removed.
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lol....i was being in "combination" style funny....lol
Paul W. Abernathy |
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Todd is correct the nuetrals and grounds should not be connected in a subpanel. |
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