Posted by John T PS on July 19, 2014 at 05:13:37 from (216.249.72.121):
In Reply to: Electrical dither posted by wilson ind on July 18, 2014 at 15:16:20:
Told ya so lol. How many times have I posted that when even a simple simple electrical question is posed, everyone and their brother in law and Billy Bob and Bubba (and yes me lol) crawl out of the woodwork with opinions, some of which are technically accurate, while others can be DEAD wrong (as some are below). But thats why I love it here, there are many kind gents who are just willing and try to help and God Bless them for that. HOWEVER when life safety may be at stake, consult trained professional help NOT lay opinions, and DO NOT take my word for it, consult the NEC and local utility and authority.
DISCLAIMER the above is only an opinion, albeit a professional one, and it may be right and it may be wrong, I'm NOT saying, so NO WARRANTY. Its worth what was paid NOTHING so take or leave it as you please and no whining lol
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