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2008-08-30 wiring outside the house: I guess that is why they are plumbers and not electricians. You are going to need to find where the wires are going into the wall and make a junction box there and then feed longer wires through new conduit...
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2008-08-30 subpanel: You gave me the model of the subpanel, which does not have a main breaker. I believe you are talking about the breaker that feeds this subpanel at the main panel, is that right? I am not following...
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2008-08-29 WELDER HOOK UP: The voltage drop should not be a concern for 60 feet. I would recommend #4 gauge and a 60 amp circuit breaker. The 60 amp breaker will be very close, so if you have trouble with it you can go up to a 100...
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2008-08-29 Lennox start capacitor not grounded: Start caps have a tolerance whereas run caps do not. The start cap should have a % of tolerance marked on it. If it says exactly 40/370 it is most likely a run cap. If it is a run cap you are slow cooking...
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2008-08-28 wiring three way to outlets!: Here are the different ways to wire it according to where the power comes in and if the light is between the switches, at the end, or at the start. http://wildmind.home.comcast.net/~wildmind/HCC/3_way_wiring3...
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