And did you put your ground cable on the ground, or the neutral bar?
And did you put your ground cable on the ground, or the neutral bar?
Does it help to figure out where to put the ground cable?
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There's a lot more, for different voltages including 125, 250, 277, 347,
480, and 600 volts with and without ground, and different currents.And that's before you get to twist-lock and 3-phase wye and delta.
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Put it in the coffee. That's supposed to be ground.
Instant coffee? Yuk
Just slip on a hat and get on with your life
Actually FPL has done tests that show a wire, a meter down can be destroyed by lightning and we get a lot of lightning.
Put a shot of Baileys in that coffee.
I only like hot coffee if I'm cold or have a chill, but I always add cold creamer to it to cool it down do it isn't hot enough to burn lips or tongue.
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I guess the fur on your face does the trick.
oh yeah! I like to add some Baileys Irish cream to coffee in the winter time. My other option is adding some hersheys chocolate and cream. MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Helps if you connect the ground to the ground bar.
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You look like an electrician. I bet your ground cable is to the ground bar at home?
Or the end of the neutral wire from your square D panel.
Stir with a neutral wire.
Yup it puts me over. That was really a joke shot for my family because I pretty much never change out of those clothes no matter how cold it gets in Florida. If I have a shirt on it is winter and if they ever see me in long pants it is time to cover up the plants and worry about your pipes freezing. I actually can survive longer than most people in the cold. I really thought of putting on my skis and shooting a video going by. The kids were freaking out.
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