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To: Vigilantcitizen

As far as your electical question is concerned, you’ll have to give me more information. If the problem is you think there’s no power, then to test the circuit you need a meter; if you’re trying to allocate the number of outlets you can run off of a single circuit, then Ohm’s law applies...


244 posted on 07/29/2012 10:30:59 AM PDT by stormer
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To: stormer

Figuring how much load to allocate to a certain circuit is the job of an electrical engineer and ohms law.

Finding an open in a simple household circuit can be done with ohms law and a calculator, but why do that when a meter does the same job much faster and easier.


250 posted on 07/29/2012 10:49:00 AM PDT by Vigilantcitizen (Dave Mustaine for president.)
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