[JoeTedesco]

Originally Posted by RobertWilber

Yeah, yeah, thanks ... blade type disconnects are obvious.
How about unmarked breaker type disconnects with inherent lugs on both ends?

Line and Load Identification — A circuit breaker may or may not be marked “Line” and “Load.” If it does not have this marking, it is acceptable for reverse connection. A breaker with interchangeable trip
units is marked “Line” and “Load,” unless there is no risk of electric shock when changing the trip unit.

[Sparky Joe]

Originally Posted by mdshunk

Nope, won't PO me one bit. Joe Todesco is one of my heros. He's a pretty famous heavy in my trade. I can't tell you how pleased I am.

Some of you guys might already know him, because he's the electrical guy on the JLC forum site.

Also EC&M, am I wrong?

[Sparky Joe]

Originally Posted by JoeTedesco

Oops! Sorry, I was not on my laptop and was using my phone, the Palm Treo is OK, but too small for me, now I have 2 and I am thinking of trashing them

Show off

I'd be happy with just one

[JoeTedesco]

Originally Posted by Sparky Joe

Also EC&M, am I wrong?

Yes

www.ecmweb.com

No longer moderating the electric shop at: www.jlconline.com

PS: They are still looking for a new moderator!

[JoeTedesco]

Originally Posted by Sparky Joe

Show off

I'd be happy with just one

Sold both and turned them into a nice new camera!

I am too quick to buy these new toys, and sometimes need to be reminded of all of the stuff I have in my desk drawer!

Anyway can we get this place started, and discuss the 2005 NEC as we see it.

I can only give my personal opinions that may become subject to further discussions and clarifications.

Just let me say that I have been involved in the code making process since 1965 and have volumes of official publications, reports, and transcripts that do help to clear the air when needed.

I will be looking ...