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im in the state competetion for skillsUSA for resedential electrical wiring, i know how to do all the wiring/ conduit bending, but my class has done electric code this year, there is supposed to be a 20 question test over electric code? any help? basic codes? moreResolved Question: Is fiber optic cable completely immune to electromagnetic interference?
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My contractor has installed the junction box for my new 30" under counter wall oven inside the oven cabinet at the top. The NM cable runs up the inside back of the oven (actually pinched between the oven and cabinet wall) to the junction box he mounted at the top of the oven within the cabinet. All of this is a very tight fit. Is this a proper way to do it? It seems like the reason the oven comes with a flex conduit is that they want to keep the nm cable away from the heat. He is re-using the old oven 5 x 5 inch junction box which was a 50 amp circuit (#6) for this new 30 amp 4 wire circuit (#10). Is such a big box required? moreResolved Question: How do I remove a fluorescent fixture in a drop ceiling and replace with a tile?
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I have a very wierd problem. Its raining season now in malaysia and each time there is a heavy rain, when i turn my outdoor lights (pillars beside the gate) the RCD trips. when its bright and sunny, and dry, no problem with the tripping. But the funny thing is, if i leave the lights on when bright and sunny, and it suddenly starts raining heavily even overnight, no tripping occurs. But if i switch it off and turn it back on a little while later it trips. This has got me puzzled. Any ideas? I have some basic knowledge on electrical systems so feel free to shoot me with jargons and what not. thanks, moreResolved Question: How do I get a job as an electrical apprentice?
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I have a sun room which is rather large. It is @ 17' x 81/2" long and consist of 7 window about 27" each, they face the back of the yard, where there is nothing but woods, I decided to put up mini-blinds , looks pretty good, will do for now. My problem is this room is also 11" x 9" wide and has about five window of different sizes on one side and 3 windows & entry door on the other. I'm trying to find a curtain rod which is long enough to go from each end of this room on all 3 sides, but can not find one long enough. I would like to put sheers up on the windows for a bit of privacy. Does any one have any suggestions as to where I can purchase such long rods or how about how I might be able to make some? Thank-youI will be using sheer curtains and have them attached with hooks along with a curtain pull, so the curtains can be moved back & forth on the rod....Thanks all for the suggestions. moreResolved Question: What is best tubing to put electrical light wires through under a utility trailer & please explain?
also...what is best way to HOLD the tubing underneath a 5 x 8 wire mesh metal trailer.? (also has plywood board on top..but does have a bit of space i think in between the wire mesh in some parts as it is bent a bit) moreResolved Question: Bending PVC pipe, at what temperature.?
I am making a oven used to heat PVC pipe so that I can then bend it to a maximum of 90 degree's. For a oven I am modifying a counter top style convection oven by removing oven racks and then cutting holes so than I can slide PVC pipe in. It will also use a variable speed motor to slowly rotate it as it heats. My big question is at what temperature do I need to get the pipe. Both ends of the pipe will be plugged with one end have a pipe fitting that will allow a supply of compressed air to pressurize pipe to keep pipe from collapsing when bending it. The temperature controller goes to 500 degree's F.I want to bend the pipe this way so I can make sweeping bends. The pipe will be used to make soccer goals for small kids. I would rather do it this way instead of using pipe fitting to couple the pipe together.This will eliminate any raised edges that could cause scrapes and scratches to the little kids. moreResolved Question: I am wanting to run an electrical outlet to my patio. Best way?
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We're redoing our basement, and running 1/2" EMT conduit. On every few studs, we have a wall box mounted and the electric-line conduit running out the side and snaking back behind the studs until it reaches the next box, where it is attached on the top side of the box to a 90 degree elbow joint that we got from Menards. The elbow joint is not exactly a gradual bend; it is in fact fairly abrupt. Here's the issue: when we're running steel fish tape, the tape gets through the conduit pretty easily--connector joints, 90 degree bends, etc. It gets stuck, however, at the 90 degree angle of the elbow joint, right above the opening into the box, no matter how hard we push it. We've tried grabbing at it from the box's opening with needlenose pliers, fishing it out with bent pieces of wire, and just brute force, but it won't budge at the bend. We've considered lubricant as well as taking the conduit out of the joint, forcing the fish tape through, and reattaching the conduit to the joint, but while that last measure is effective, it's pretty time consuming and somewhat labor intensive. Is there an easier way to get the fish tape through the sharp bend in the joint? Thanks! moreResolved Question: Can someone give me a summary of mass effect 1?
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A. A large-radius 90-degree bend will result in a larger gain. B. A small-radius 90-degree bend will result in a larger gain. C. The amount of gain isn't related to the radius of a bend. D. The gain from a 90-degree bend is always 3 1/4 inches. moreResolved Question: Where can i buy a fitting or braket which will do this tast?
I am making a joint but need a bent piece of metal or plastic about 16mm diameter or as large as 28mm. I have made a small drawing to help. I is the smalle bent pieces i need. Maybe there is a fitting available which i could drill holes in etc http://www.flickr.com/photos/77981260@N06/7198021522/in/photostream moreResolved Question: Dear Electricians, I'm doing an essay on the work you do,?
some of the things I need help on that I can't get through Google.com is how this job Impacts you and your family, Personal enjoyment and piece of mind, Social status, and the Physical and mental difficulty of the assignments? and maybe even opportunities for advancements. If anyone could help me on some of these that'd be great! :) Thanks moreResolved Question: HELP PLEASE!!!!! 10points best answers?
I have an idea for a book but I need some help from creative minds on a couple ideas. Basically the setting of the story takes place in medieval times but in a world were people can manipulate the elements wind water earth and fire. But I don't know what to call it. For example someone who could manipulate fire would be called 'a fire.....?' I don't want to say fire manipulator. And controlling elements is called manipulation, it sounds lame. I don't want to copy any of the stories about this that's already been out there. So please don't say controlling elements is called bending or fire bending. I don't want to steal, but help wouldn't hurt. Please guys I'm coming up blank, any little thing helps.... 10 points for best answer. Any ideas?...I am well aware that it sounds like avatar (my little brothers n sister were in love with it) but you haven't heard the the actual plot, trust me the plot for my novel is extremely different from avatar. It does have the same roots you could say with the whole element manipulating thing but I'm not worried because the plot is so different. I just don't want to call it bending because that would be from the actual tv show. So yeah, what showed I call these abilities? moreResolved Question: Blueprinting help URGENT?
I am stuck on my blueprinting and i would really appreciate some help (please no go do your work yourself crap) please try and be helpfull and not be an a$$ about it. It is all fill in the blank. 1. When symbols are used to represent wood members in sections and construction details, two ____ lines indicate face views of framing members. 2. A(n)___ is an arrangement of masonry in a pattern to provide a desired architectural effect and/or additional structure 3. Thin pieces of natural stone fastened to other masonry or steel framing are called___. 4. A(n)___ bond is created with various sizes of stone placed in a random arrangement without maintaining courses or ranges. 5. ___or___gas may be used as insulating glass to fill air space to reduce the passage of heat from one piece of glass to the other. 6. A(n) ___ is a slender wire that is used to control the flow of electrons in an electrical circuit. 7. Conduit is a common type of ____ used in residential, commercial, and industrial installations 8.In a(n) ____ system, a circulating pump conveys water from the source, through the piping system, terminal devices, and return piping of the system. 9. The ____ is a heat exchanger that removes heat form high-pressure refrigerant vapor. 10. A steel ____ is structural steel member with an l shaped cross section and equal or unequal width edges 11. ____ is a translucent spun plastic sheet material that is lightly wrapped around a building to prevent water and air penetraion into the building, while allowing moisture vapor and gases from a building interior to move outward. 12. the traditional method of plastering is the ____-coat method. 13. ___ is an assembly that contains one or more conductors, with or without fiber optic members, and enclosed in an armor of interlocking metal sheath, or smooth or corrugated metal sheath. 14. ___ is an assembly that contains on or more conductors wrapped in a metallic flexible covering. 15. A(n)____ is a metallic or nonmetallic electrical enclosure for electrical equipment, devices, and pulling or terminating conductors. 16. ___ is the resistance wood fibers sliding past one another lengthwise when a wood member is placed in a position where it may bend under a load 17. The modulus of elasticity is the relationship of unit stress to unit ____. 18. In _____ construction, concrete is placed over a bed of sand or gravel at or near grade level. 19. Steel_____ is steel wire, bars, or strands embedded in concrete to provide additional tensile strength to concrete structural members. 20. Single-pole, double-pole, two-way, three-way, key-operated, momentary-contact, and maintain contact are common typesof____. Again please be helpfull and dont post if your going to be an a$$ moreResolved Question: How painful is a urostomy?
I have been told that I need a urostomy (illeal conduit) and wondered if anyone could tell me how painful it will be. It is for medical reasons but not cancer. I wont be able to have any local anaesthetics/epidurals so will be reliant on other methods. Unfortunately I have had cause to learn not to trust the hospital after they refused to give me any painkillers after my leg was amputated due to discrimination against me as a disabled person. That was the worst experience of my life! Can someone tell me - am I facing the same amount of pain as the amputation or will it be less painful i.e. paracetamol will help it? How long will I be in hospital? I want to be out for my daughter's 16th birthday which is a week after the op. Also how soon can I expect to be back at work? I am an administrator and have a special wheelchair so I dont really need to bend down. I was looking at going back the week after I come out of hospital. I need to drive as soon as I can - I use handcontrols and drove with staples in my stomach when I had just had a c-section. Am I being realistic? Anyone's experience (non-cancer if possible) will help! I am in the UK. moreResolved Question: how to bend conduit to 180 degrees?
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I know the normal procedure is mark,bend the first 90 degree, then mark and bend the second 90 degree bend. But for 1/2" EMT, there has to be a way to measure both bends first.. Thanks in advance for your answers. moreResolved Question: What are the patterns for bass in the winter going into pre-spawn?
Up here in the mid-west there is still ice on the majority of the lakes and the river temperature is still cold. Currently in the high 30's around 39. In the river i hear you can catch small mouth but i have no idea where to find them during their winter patterns. I know when the water gets into the mid 40's the small mouth will find shallow bays and flats to spawn but does anyone here know where these fish maybe hiding during their winter pattern transitioning into their pre-spawn pattern?still no answers? i would assume since looking at every other fishing question there are 5-6 answers and no one can answer this question. guess no experience angler uses yahoo answers moreResolved Question: Tips to Run Metal Conduit through 2x4 stud wall?
I am finishing my basement using 2x4 stud walls. I was told by our Building Inspector that ALL electrical wiring must be run in Metal Conduit ONLY. Flexible conduit and Romex are not allowed. So my question is, are there any tips or what is the easiest way to run metal conduit through a 2x4 stud wall for outlets and light switches. Is it easier to drill holes, or notch out the 2x4 and install a metal plate? If you drill holes, is it easy to install long lengths of conduit through numerous studs, or do I need shorter lengths? What about turning corners in a 2x4 stud wall where there may be numerous 2x4 studs? The walls are not drywalled, so i have plenty of access. Would it be easier to run the conduit on the ceiling, and then run pipes down to the outlet boxes? Thanks, SteveIn response to cabin, I called and asked the Inspector "So we are not allowed to drill holes through the studs, and pull wire through the studs?" He replied no, I also asked him if this was a code change, for newer construction, and he said no, this code has actually been around since the 80's, or early 90's. Our city, Lockport, IL, he said the code is for ALL Electrical Wires need to be run in metal conduit, whether its in a wall, ceiling, anything.In response to Jeff, no i am finishing the basement, once i put up my 2x4 wall, i will run electrical, mechanical & plumbing. Then insulate, then drywall. The inspector said that ALL electrical needs to run in metal conduit, I'm assuming rigid, because he said no flexible, and no Romex. moreVoting Question: Engine exhaust system leaking?
Ok I have a small 850watt 2 stroke generator. I have put the generator in a old brick shed and have made a exhaust system to vent the fumes. I have welded a 20mm conduit adaptor over the existing pipe on generator and then I have a pipe which is 25mm or 1" that is about 6 meters as it runs out the shed and up the wall to above the roof the pipe has a couple of 90 degree bends but the pipe work is not leaking it seems to be leaking through the alternator or motor.I suspect it could be leaking from the crank case.If it is leaking from there how could it be fixed and I have tried a small 2M pipe and it still leaks from the same place when under a 600watt load moreResolved Question: Electrical HELP FAST PLEASE! running feeders from electrical room to building?
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I have an older Imperial Eastman 364FH tube/conduit bender. PAT. No. 2887917 RE 24449. It seems to be a hand held bender, not a bench mount. I Think I assembled it correctly. And I think it has all the parts. But I can't seem to find an operation manual online or a schematic to make sure I have all the parts, also looking for video. I contacted Imperial Eastman, but I have not heard back from them yet. I will link a few pics of this below. It has a 7/8 disc on, and the screw in handle extensions removed. Thanks for any help sorting this out. Spam comments will be flagged. http://i.imgur.com/Tft4f.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Rbq7n.jpgThanks for the reply. I have an aluminum tube that fits, but still not sure how to use this, all i can do is slide to tube back and forth. moreResolved Question: When clipping horizontal conduit, with 1 hole clips, hole top or bottom?
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I've been using this white mesh to keep out animals, mainly our dogs. But the squirrels have gotten through and done some minor damage. So this year, i'm going to invest in a 7x100ft. black mesh deer net, which is relatively inexpensive. The mesh is a lot finer, so it will keep out those smaller animals. However, the steaks to hold it up are like 2 dollars a piece! For a plastic skinny steak. So, does anyone know any good alternatives for steaks? I know the skinny electrical conduit that is similar to pvc is like a little over a dollar for 10 feet. So I could get two steaks out of that, for about two dollars. Same with a 2x2 wood. The only thing though is, the grey conduit isn't all that attractive. I could spray paint it, but that seems a little overboard, although probably something I'd do if bored. I don't like using metal, due to it's dangers, and I've bent over before at night and almost got one in the eye. any suggestions? moreResolved Question: how do I bend conduit without kinks?
When I bend 3/4" emt I get a kink at the beginning moreResolved Question: What is the limit of 90deg bends in one ten foot length of electrical conduit in indiana building codes?
What is the limit of 90degree bends in one 10ft length of electrical conduit in indiana building codes? moreResolved Question: how to prepare a procedure of pipe bend?
for pipe bending procedure moreResolved Question: What kind of conduit/wire to use for running wire to floodlights in a carport?
I need to run some wire that is coming from my attic and into my carport for floodlights. I now know that I need to use some kind of conduit to do this. What kind of conduit is suitable for this? I know there is PVC pipe made for exterior wiring. I have also seen the aluminum. Also, is it ok to use 14-2 NM romex for this application seeing as it will be encased in some kind of weather proof conduit/J boxes? Or do I need to use 14-2 THWN inside the conduit? The other question is, if I go with the PVC can I screw that directly into a metal waterproof box (one of those circular boxes that comes with those exterior flood light kits at the big box home improvement stores)? Ok last question, where the wire comes out of the attic and into the carport does there need to be a junction box there (assuming I don't have to splice the 14-2 NM to 14-2 THWN)? Or can I run the pipe right to the hole and caulk around it? Sorry if this is confusing. I just want to do this right and do it one time! Thanks!!!!!I should be more clear obviously. The wire is going to be run about 20 feet from where the wire originally pops out of the attic. So I was wondering what the easiest and least expensive way to do this is. I need to know what type of 14-2 romex to use. It is being run inside of a carport (open to the weather on 3 sides of the carport). Where the wire pops out of the attic, does there need to be a box there (if I NEED to use TWHN then obviously yes) or can I run the conduit right to the hole? Thanks moreResolved Question: Electrical conduit bending question?
The work Im doing is at a friends shop and Im bending 1/2 and 3/4 EMT and it went up the side of the wall and is now going along the ceiling to two heaters. My question is that when I go into a couple of junction boxes that are up on the ceiling do they need box offsets? Right now they are going into the junction boxes fine and everything is working out I was just wondering if it was to be inspected if it would pass without the box offsets, they are not concealed but the ceiling is pretty high. moreResolved Question: Whats the best way to hide electric cable safely outdoors without burying?
i have a slab between my pond, and outhouse wall. The sockets in the outhouse. For practical purposes, i'd rather not have to bury the pump cable under the slab, its a real pain moving the slab, i actualy even broke it as i attempted. If i ever need to replace or maintain the units, including lights and fountain, it would be problematic. Any other safe ways to deal with the wiring. I know i need to put the cables in a conduit, but i cant have that above ground, what other options? moreResolved Question: Water heater element replacement?
I replace the two heating elements on a 30 gal G. e. water heater...the wires behind the screws were placed in straight from the factory....I was thinking the wires needed to have loops behind the screws, or should I follow the factory protocol? moreResolved Question: Finding an electrical apprenticeship in Ontario?
I have been looking for 3 weeks already. I use apprenticeshipsearch.com and local listings. How long does it usually take to find a first year apprenticeship?? moreHow To Bend Conduit News
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by Rusman Throughout the political campaigns of the last five years in Malaysia one recurring theme (at least when Anwar Ibrahim is involved) is his supposed “closeness” to America. The BN propaganda machine, and particularly the UMNO propaganda apparatus spills much ink talking about how Anwar is a CIA agent funded by the American government. … Continue reading » moreThe Stepfordization of Yair Lapid
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