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^^^Do you ever just get insulted?
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TheCommish
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yep cited thatsteveray said:
That's what I was told. It's a HO permit. The voltage measures normal until there is a load and then it drops to near zero. I asked them what Edison told them and they said that Edison wouldn't look at it unless they replace the service and get a release from the building dept. Well the service has been replaced but the release is on hold. I intend to call Edison. I also plan on e-mailing these pictures. Edison should know better than to ignore a dead phase. I am hoping that the HO got his wires crossed and Edison didn't really tell him that he is on his own.TheCommish said:
http://digg.com/video/watch-what-a-magnitude-6-earthquake-does-in-china-vs-the-u-s
The difference in the outcome of similar earthquakes in China and the USA
The difference in the outcome of similar earthquakes in China and the USA
mark handler
SAWHORSE
Yet we still get flack from contactors and owners that think the code is overkill.ICE said:
Everyday I get: "but I don't have to do that in Texas...."
And I tell them to go back to Texas....
steveray
SAWHORSE
^^^^^^ That is awesome.....Does it actually work?.....Where do they meter?
The meter is next to the street. I didn't turn the valve but the owner says that's the valve that shuts off the water to the house.
steveray
SAWHORSE
That is so nice that you got the sealtite smiling back at you!
Paul Sweet
SAWHORSE
It's a good thing that "It Never Rains in Southern California"
I don't know how you can keep a 30x zoom steady, I can hardly keep it steady at 10x.
I don't know how you can keep a 30x zoom steady, I can hardly keep it steady at 10x.
Inspector Gift
SAWHORSE
Hey, at least they installed "seismic straps" on that AC unit. And they did it without being asked.
mmmarvel
MODERATOR
It's just you - the small rock wall looks fine -ICE said:Is it just me or does it look like something is missing?
Oh I get it.....there should be one of these......only different than this.
The electrical work was done by a subcontractor. He explained that the wall will be put back together by another subcontractor. Evidently, the solar contractor has a scheduling problem.
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Mr. Inspector
SAWHORSE
I give up. Does he need seismic straps?
TheCommish
SAWHORSE
maybe a safety harness and lanyard to a approve tie off
A cup of coffee.Rick18071 said:
mmmarvel
MODERATOR
A job as a roofing inspector??? (Granted, I'm stretching a bit).Rick18071 said:
There's lots of this:
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It was left open and energized....waiting for inspection.
I removed half of the company's name because we aren't supposed to identify anyone....I can tell that it rhymes with ti***....darn it, I can't say that either.
I removed half of the company's name because we aren't supposed to identify anyone....I can tell that it rhymes with ti***....darn it, I can't say that either.
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They insulated the T&P drain pipe.....because they just did a similar job in the city of Norwalk and they are quite certain that the Norwalk inspector insisted that they do this.
So I wonder if anybody else requires this and if so, why?
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This is a mistake that hurts and there is a bunch of it.
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It's odd that I wouldn't have given it a second thought back when I actually worked for a living.
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