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November 21st 04, 10:48 PM
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"Terry" wrote in message
... "Jim L." wrote in message om... Hi- If you are not using any "electricity" then turn off your main circuit breaker. You should not notice any difference. Jim Still wondering if there is a way to 'rectify' this thread misunderstanding? I've got bucket loads of half-waves I rectified and don't need if anyone wants to make an offer..... |
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November 22nd 04, 12:33 AM
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On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 11:48:19 +1300, "Ken Taylor"
wrote: "Terry" wrote in message .. . "Jim L." wrote in message om... Hi- If you are not using any "electricity" then turn off your main circuit breaker. You should not notice any difference. Jim Still wondering if there is a way to 'rectify' this thread misunderstanding? I've got bucket loads of half-waves I rectified and don't need if anyone wants to make an offer..... --- Positive or negative-going? -- John Fields |
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November 22nd 04, 01:40 AM
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"John Fields" wrote in message
... On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 11:48:19 +1300, "Ken Taylor" wrote: "Terry" wrote in message .. . "Jim L." wrote in message om... Hi- If you are not using any "electricity" then turn off your main circuit breaker. You should not notice any difference. Jim Still wondering if there is a way to 'rectify' this thread misunderstanding? I've got bucket loads of half-waves I rectified and don't need if anyone wants to make an offer..... --- Positive or negative-going? -- John Fields Sorry, I don't sort them - they're a job lot. Ken |
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