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December 1st 05, 06:15 PM
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getting bit by my FT-101EE chassis
Don Bowey wrote: On 11/30/05 10:29 PM, in article , "Ron" wrote: I believe the important thing here is that a three wire plug be used and that it gets wired correctly. I will never see why the neutral which is grounded and green wire which is ground cannot be tied together. You declare that you will never understand the requirement, and obviously have not searched for information about it, so why do you waste space with such a post? (snip) Just thought a little more info would be good for the group. I fully understand the issue of grounds. Have a good day and hope someone got a better feel for why AC grounds are important. Ron |
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