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  1. wilbilt New Member

    joined: Oct 13, 2007
    243 posts
    Nor Cal
    Requesting this thread be locked, due to promotion of activities deemed unsafe by our lawmakers...

    (Yes...I know...but you have to draw the line somewhere).

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  2. kast New Member

    joined: Sep 28, 2008
    262 posts
    Stoughton M.A
    What! Are you kidding me?
  3. Lance1 Member

    joined: Nov 12, 2008
    109 posts
    That is certainly a stretch wilbilt, try not reading the thread if it bother's one so much.
  4. wilbilt New Member

    joined: Oct 13, 2007
    243 posts
    Nor Cal
    Sorry, Kast...but think about it. This thread has run the course from placement of the generator (inside vs outside) to shelter of the generator, to connection, disconnection, transfer switches, legalities, responsibilities and individual freedom to ignore the law.

    What next? If it's gonna be good, I'll stay for the popcorn
  5. kast New Member

    joined: Sep 28, 2008
    262 posts
    Stoughton M.A
    I completely understand that a thread has an end of life, but I don’t understand why someone would not just stop reading said post, and skip the need to request it be locked of all things.
  6. teeravis1 New Member

    That is a very ignorant and stupid statement. I won't say anymore.
  7. seige101 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Mar 25, 2008
    486 posts
    Palmer, MA
    Safety is my number 1 concern. Thats why i try to educate all the other idiots in the world, to follow the proper procedures and codes! So they can be safe, and the linemen working down the street can be safe. However the stupid and ignorant cannot be helped.

    If there were less stupid people in the world it would make my job easier. So lets get rid of GFCI outlets, because people should be smart enough to know water and electricity don't mix. Lets get rid of the stupid arc fault breakers that are $45 a piece and must be used virtually in new residential construction. The only reason we have them is mainly idiots running extension cords under carpet/ furniture, they get frayed and short out. Heck while we are at it lets get rid of breakers, people should know when their circuit is overloaded! A fault condition is considered a what if. There should never in normal operation be one.

    Bottom line the " The purpose of the NEC is the practical safeguarding or persons and property from the hazards arising from the use of electricity."
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