Originally Posted By: dbush
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Sorry Jeff, I know it is late.
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Dave Bush
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"LIFE'S TOUGH, WEAR A HELMET"
Sorry Jeff, I know it is late.
"LIFE'S TOUGH, WEAR A HELMET"
Originally Posted By: jpope
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My clients are gonna be upset. I'll be giving them your phone number Dave.
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Jeff Pope
JPI Home Inspection Service
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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Must have been an easy one!
Hey, that means I finally got one right! Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: Mike Parks
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Since we are at 100% may I say the following.
You may never test the torque of any screw.
Mike P.
Originally Posted By: phinsperger
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I recoginze that question from CarsonDunlop - Electrical - Section 2 question #5
And here I thought Dave stayed up every night coming up with these great question? –
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Originally Posted By: cradan
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the post, as opposed to his (or her) estate having made the post, so I know he (or she) must be consistently de-energizing the power source. Hmmm…do ya think the Standard(s) are being exceeded???
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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Chris,
While it was not me that answered incorrectly, I have on occasion tested the tension of some of the wires under the lugs on the breaker.....and lived to tell about it.
While not for the weak at heart, it can be safely done but first you must turn the breaker off! 
Joe Myers