(John Gilmer) You are confusing common practice with Code compliance. Look at the NEC Code requirements in 200.7. Other than a few specific exceptions, white insulation is reserved for a grounded conductor. If it is in a prefab cable assembly and you permanently change the color everywhere that it is accessible and visible, then you can use it as an ungrounded conductor, as it is no longer
Frank Hucklenbroich wrote: Am Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:16:44 -0500 schrieb Janet Wilder: My camera uses AA batteries and I have a charger that is dual voltage for the re-chargeables. No problem to get these batteries for very little money all over Europe. I don't know how many photots you are going to take, but I simply take a stack of, say, 10 AA batteries that last me for
On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 14:13:09 +0200, Frank Hucklenbroich wrote in post : <news:b0t8x35t8o1g$.1dwu0jq6qwvnk.dlg@40tude.net> : Am Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:16:44 -0500 schrieb Janet Wilder: My camera uses AA batteries and I have a charger that is dual voltage for the re-chargeables. No problem to get these batteries for very little money all over Europe. I don't know how many photots
Salut (hello, the main subject is altready, in the title) [FR] Fluorescent lamp (célèbres articles de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie dite libre): Tubes fluorescents: vert, rouge (néon), bleu.Un tube fluorescent est un type particulier de lampe électrique, qui produit de la lumière, grâce à une décharge électrique dans un tube. Leur lumière peut être blanche (pour l'éclairage) ou colorée
Salut (hello, the main subject is altready, in the title) [FR] Fluorescent lamp (célèbres articles de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie dite libre): Tubes fluorescents: vert, rouge (néon), bleu.Un tube fluorescent est un type particulier de lampe électrique, qui produit de la lumière, grâce à une décharge électrique dans un tube. Leur lumière peut être blanche (pour l'éclairage) ou colorée
