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Well, I've often heard that if you have trouble figuring out electrical wiring, just think of it as plumbing...
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The Dodge sign explains it all.
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I will tell you this....I have seen water pouring out of light fixtures, outlets, switch boxes.....and down stairs (ladders), drains..
Except it was salt water after an undesired excursion to 125 feet with the hatches open on the bridge...and you step over the coaming into the next compartment with 2 or 3" of salt water pouring out of everything and you are in 115VAC...and that isn't fun.
Except it was salt water after an undesired excursion to 125 feet with the hatches open on the bridge...and you step over the coaming into the next compartment with 2 or 3" of salt water pouring out of everything and you are in 115VAC...and that isn't fun.