VHO lighting problem
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blueshoes2208 - Posts: 1077
- Joined: Sat Apr 12, 2008 4:01 pm
ok ok enough of the electricity talk, yall are seriously losing me all i know is how to complete a circuit. thats it... boss dont encourage puffedupseagull haha ...... would b fun to play in black mud while at work haha
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Snowboss4492 - Posts: 2098
- Joined: Sun Jan 27, 2008 11:24 pm
Pimp, think you have a bad starter, and it weakend the last GFI and the new GFI held it for a bit but now the fixture has degraded to the point that a good GFI won't hold it anymore..............sorry to say but that fixture is getting to the dangerous point, time for a pro to look at it or replace it bud,
Boss
Boss
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puffedupseagull - Posts: 623
- Joined: Tue Mar 11, 2008 8:38 am
Boss
It is great hey. Not sure if i like the thrill or the job itself???
Anyway most of the gear i work with is flame proof, explosion proof enclosures. Do what we call here code D reports, which is generally measurements and checks to see if it performs like it should under extreme condition. But break downs are a bastard, like i was saying to Blueshoes, underground pitch black and wet mud. But i suppose every job has a downside.
Do you still work, or you retired to the fishtanks
It is great hey. Not sure if i like the thrill or the job itself???
Anyway most of the gear i work with is flame proof, explosion proof enclosures. Do what we call here code D reports, which is generally measurements and checks to see if it performs like it should under extreme condition. But break downs are a bastard, like i was saying to Blueshoes, underground pitch black and wet mud. But i suppose every job has a downside.
Do you still work, or you retired to the fishtanks